Tower Foreman: 5G Site Construction Lead

Ontivity; Aurora (CO); On-site; USD 39,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance with HSA

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

Life Insurance

7 Paid Holidays

Personal and Vacation Days

Job summary

Ontivity - Mountain Wireless in Colorado seeks a Tower Technician to support construction and maintenance of telecom towers. You will ensure safety and quality, plan crew activities, and climb structures to install antennas and related hardware.

Role requires travel 50-70% with a focus on teamwork, hands-on problem solving, and ongoing safety training. Industry certifications and physical readiness are essential for success in this field.

Qualifications

• Must have valid Driver’s License and be able to pass background checks.
• Experience with tower construction, maintenance and safety systems.
• Knowledge of rigging, PPE use and 100% tie-off techniques.
• Familiar with antenna installation, alignment and basic testing tools.
• Ability to inspect and use hand and power tools properly.

Responsibilities

• Plan and schedule crew work to efficiently use personnel and equipment.
• Ensure profitability on the job and meet schedule dates.
• Maintain quality workmanship and ensure crew safety on site.
• Climb towers and perform installation and maintenance tasks.
• Mentor tower hands and supervise on-site activities to ensure standards.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Safety-conscious

Team leadership

Self-motivated

Education

OSHA 30

Competent Climber

Competent Rescue

First Aid/CPR

DOT driver qualifications

Tools

Anritsu gear

PIM testing equipment

Rigging gear

Fiber scope

ODTR testing

Forklifts/Boom lifts

Job description

Ontivity - Mountain Wireless in Colorado seeks a Tower Technician to support construction and maintenance of telecom towers. You will ensure safety and quality, plan crew activities, and climb structures to install antennas and related hardware.

Role requires travel 50-70% with a focus on teamwork, hands-on problem solving, and ongoing safety training. Industry certifications and physical readiness are essential for success in this field.