TelCom Construction careers
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TelCom Construction builds and maintains telecom and utility plant, and it is built to self-perform: underground, aerial, and wireless construction, engineering and permitting, project management, installation, and splicing, turn-key from the permit to the splice. The company started in Minnesota in 2000, still runs from Clearwater, and puts more than 400 people through dozens of field offices across the central and southwestern United States. Past projects include RUS work, manhole systems, cable reclamation, bridge attachments, joint trench, gas distribution, and wind generation.
FTTX is the core of it, direct burial, duct, and aerial installation kept in house. Splicing technicians run fusion machines and test gear with certification kept current, outside plant crews handle plowing, directional drilling, cable pulling, conduit placing, pole installation and transfer, and de-lash and re-lash, and a 24/7 maintenance operation sits behind the construction side.