Telecom Apprentice Lineman (G)

• Performs overhead and underground low-voltage line construction and maintenance, and operation and maintenance of equipment under the direction of assigned Line Foreman.

• Uses low-voltage line construction equipment to include, but not limited to, stringing equipment, backhoes, derrick diggers, material handlers and trucks.

• Efficiently and safely performs line work on a pole or in an aerial lift truck.

• Can successfully climb poles and be productive

• Build strand, lash cable and fiber and be able to handle basic pole transfers

• Familiar with, and understand the use of, all tools and stock

• Maintains responsibility for verifying the condition of all vehicles, equipment and tools provided for use in the performance of work.

• Responsible for general organization of truck and cleanliness of truck both in and out.

• Stock truck with stock for the day’s job assignment

• Check oil and do VIR before every shift

• Loads and unloads material.

• Conscientious regarding the safety of him/herself at times as well as the safety of every other crew member or individual on the job site

• Responds with sound judgment to unusual and hazardous circumstances.

• Assists with recordkeeping and maintains a log of work assigned/performed (hours broken down into specific categories).

• Represents TDX Corporation and BSEt, LLC in a manner conducive to good public relations.

• Performs other duties as assigned.

• High school diploma or GED

• Show up for work daily and on time

• Must be able to pass a Background Check, and Drug Screens

• Must possess and continue to possess a valid driver’s license and pass random driver’s license screenings

• Ability to make independent judgment and perform repetitive tasks

• Regular contact with co-workers and customers

• Must be able to take and pass, and continue to pass a DOT Physical

• Travel a requirement; nights & weekends as well. Work is performed mostly throughout the State of Hawaii Islands and the Pacific Basin.

• Overtime should be expected

• Certification from a lineman school desired, not required

• Knowledge of low-voltage Telecom industry; construction techniques and terminology; familiar with overhead and underground construction standards.

• Ability to make simple arithmetic calculations such as calculating figures and amounts.

• Excellent oral and written communication skills necessary to communicate clearly and effectively with internal and external customers, vendors, contractors, and other diverse audiences while providing outstanding customer service.

• Strong technical, troubleshooting, problem-solving, research, organizational and analytical skills, combined with the ability to prioritize tasks and meet established deadlines. Ability to multitask is also essential while remaining flexible with changing priorities and deadlines.

• Well-reasoned decision making with a high attention to detail regarding organization, planning, workflow, and project prioritization to ensure tasks are completed efficiently and accurately.

• Highly ethical, self-motivated individual with ability to work independently and/or with limited direction, as well as cooperatively in a team environment, while consistently demonstrating collaborative, respectful and productive work habits.

• Works around low voltage wiring with insulated rubber gloves when appropriate.

• Works in confined spaces, such as underground vaults requiring entry though a manhole.

• Works in ditches up to 60 inches deep and 24 inches wide when laying underground wire.

• Frequently lift, transport and/or move up to approximately 75 lbs. each day in the performance of regular duties and occasionally up to 100 lbs.

• Changes position frequently and works in awkward positions. Occasional bending, stooping, kneeling, climbing and descending a stepladder may also be required.

• Required to stand for extended periods of time, sit while driving and/or attending meetings, and walk on uneven ground in all types of terrain.

• Climbs in and out of buckets of aerial personnel-lift with tool belt, materials and equipment.

• Required to push, pull, twist, reach and use finger dexterity to grip/handle tools, equipment controls, etc.

• Work entails regular entering/exiting of vehicle, in all driving conditions.

• Drive on behalf of BSEt, LLC and/or report for work in all types of weather.

• Exposed to solvents and citrus-based cleaners when terminating and/or splicing underground cables. This is often performed in the ditch, on the pole, or in a vault.

• Exposed to noise from traffic, construction equipment, jack hammers, hydraulic saws and tamps, chippers, etc. for up to four hours per day.

• Exposed to numerous types of pollen, depending upon location, season or climatic conditions. May also be exposed to bee/wasp stings, or animal bites.

• Exposed to chemicals used to treat poles primarily through skin contact, or inhaling wood dust after drilling. Exposures may include creosote and/or pentachlorophenol.

• Alertness and concentration necessary at all times, including day/night, inclement weather, and storm situations involving long hours of work.

• Requires far and near visual acuity, peripheral vision, color vision, depth perception, and night vision.

• Hearing and speech requirements such that you can hear and be heard if working on top of 45-foot pole or 100 feet away from a co-worker, despite heavy background noise.

TDX Corporation