Lead Civil Technician
Civil Lead for our HTS IL market, training and working alongside field technicians to complete site prep and perform civil construction, steel fabrication, and tower erecting activities for the fastest-growing telecommunications company in the Midwest.
Responsibilities
- Preplan, describe, and perform the current scope of work
- Troubleshoot civil issues and communicate with crews, the foreman, and top of tower
- Train new civil technicians to perform their scope of work
- Accurately estimate civil material
- Pull in conductors and terminate with oversight
- Demonstrate full understanding of grounding standards and applications
- Operate equipment competently
- Layout concrete forms and direct building
- Pour concrete and finish
- Layout and install conduit
- Layout and install H-frame and mount components
- Complete time-sensitive/required paperwork in a timely manner
- Fill in for the foreman when needed
Requirements
- Ability to travel Monday through Friday, with some weekend work required
- Frequent overtime and overnight travel
- Comfortable working outside in all conditions
- Basic computer knowledge
- Valid driver’s license (required) and ability to qualify as a company driver
- Ability to drive a truck and trailer
- OSHA 10 (OSHA 30 preferred)
- Successfully complete all required pre-employment processes, including background check, drug screen, and DOT inspection
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Life insurance
- Short- and long-term disability insurance
- 401k plan with company match
- Six (6) paid holidays and paid time off (eligibility and waiting periods apply)
- Referral bonuses
- Company outings
- Weekly pay
Pay
$20 to $28 per hour
About Us
At Heights Tower, our mission is to provide quality products and outstanding services to our customers, treat our customers and employees respectfully, and be a positive influence in the community. We are dedicated to developing our employees personally and professionally, offering a dynamic work environment with opportunities for training, education, and guidance. Safety is a top priority, with required safety training, routine safety meetings, ongoing rescue practice, certification programs, and consistent supervised monitoring.