Austin Fiber Bore Operator - Local, Safe, Growth

DCOMM; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 27,552 - 41,328; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly pay

Local Austin work

Health benefits

Paid time off (PTO)

Career growth

Job summary

DCOMM in Austin, TX is seeking an experienced Bore / Equipment Technician to join our field crew and help expand our high-speed telecom network. Based in the Austin area, you will operate walk-behind vibratory plows (VP30) to install underground fiber, conduit, and cable while supporting HDD activities.

The role requires a safety-minded individual with a valid driver’s license, the ability to lift 50+ lbs, and the willingness to work outdoors in Texas weather.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience operating underground utility equipment, specifically VP30 vibratory plows or similar walk-behind plow machinery.
• Experience in underground telecom, drop placement, or HDD operations.
• Strong safety mindset with knowledge of 811 utility locating and safe digging practices.
• Valid driver's license with clean driving record (CDL Class A is a strong plus).
• Able to work outdoors in Texas weather, lift 50+ lbs, and perform active field labor.

Responsibilities

• Operate walk-behind vibratory plows (VP30) and auxiliary equipment to install underground fiber, conduit, and cable.
• Assist directional drilling crews with potholing, locating utilities, rod loading, and pulling pipe/conduit.
• Set up job sites, expose utilities safely, and ensure restoration meets standards.
• Maintain safety by complying with 811 marks, OSHA standards, PPE, and digging protocols.
• Perform basic field maintenance, pre-trip inspections, and cleaning on machinery and vehicles.

Job description

DCOMM in Austin, TX is seeking an experienced Bore / Equipment Technician to join our field crew and help expand our high-speed telecom network. Based in the Austin area, you will operate walk-behind vibratory plows (VP30) to install underground fiber, conduit, and cable while supporting HDD activities.

The role requires a safety-minded individual with a valid driver’s license, the ability to lift 50+ lbs, and the willingness to work outdoors in Texas weather.