Telecom Equipment Teardown & Logistics Pro

Sadoff Iron and Metal; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid weekly

Health, Life, Dental and Vision

40k with company match

Paid training

Job summary

Sadoff Iron and Metal is seeking a hands-on Telecom Warehouse Associate to teardown, remove, and sort telecom equipment from decommissioned sites. The role emphasizes safe handling, inventory control, and on-site teamwork. Benefits include a full package, weekly pay, and training opportunities.

Responsibilities include disassembling telecom systems, labeling and documenting materials, and ensuring timely delivery to facilities while upholding safety standards.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 1+ years in telecom, electronics, or equipment decommissioning.
• Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physically demanding work.
• Commitment to safety and working in FCC-regulated environments.
• Strong attention to detail and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Decommission and disassemble telecom systems at client sites.
• Remove, sort, and palletize equipment for reuse, recycling, or disposal.
• Label, inventory, and document removed materials.
• Load and transport equipment to designated facilities.
• Follow safety procedures and site policies.
• Maintain project records and photos.
• Collaborate with project personnel to meet timelines.

Skills

Inventory management

Shipping/receiving

Telecom equipment

Tools use

Teamwork

Safety compliance

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Lift trucks

Job description

Sadoff Iron and Metal is seeking a hands-on Telecom Warehouse Associate to teardown, remove, and sort telecom equipment from decommissioned sites. The role emphasizes safe handling, inventory control, and on-site teamwork. Benefits include a full package, weekly pay, and training opportunities.

Responsibilities include disassembling telecom systems, labeling and documenting materials, and ensuring timely delivery to facilities while upholding safety standards.