Tower Technician — Overnight Travel, On-the-Job Training

MILLERCO; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

MILLERCO Tower Technicians are positioned across the U.S. and focus on obstruction lighting, carrier maintenance, and tower services for a variety of customers.

On-the-job training is provided for those with no experience, and crews travel overnight Monday through Friday, returning home most weekends. Yearly safety and ongoing technical training are required for all technicians, with a strong emphasis on hard work, safety, and learning.

Qualifications

• Must live within 1 hour of the crew location.
• Ability to travel overnight every Monday through Friday.
• Minimum 21 years of age.
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
• Clean criminal background.
• Must pass hair follicle drug screen.
• Not afraid of heights.
• No experience required.

Responsibilities

• Effectively diagnose, repair, and install medium intensity lighting systems
• Troubleshoot, repair, and replace carrier antennas and radios
• Complete quarterly and annual tower site inspections
• Comfortably and safely climb and repair towers in excess of 200 ft.
• Ensure all assigned work orders are completed before their due date
• Plot efficient weekly work routes for your assigned area
• Understand the scope of work and ensure that the truck is properly stocked before going to the site
• Responsible for the proper tagging, returning, and replacing of defective parts
• Consistently update site data on every site visit
• Take pictures of each site for close out packages
• Communicate with technical support while in the field
• Assist with maintenance, upkeep, and organization of the company vehicle
• Assist with the organization and submission of work-related expenses

Job description

MILLERCO Tower Technicians are positioned across the U.S. and focus on obstruction lighting, carrier maintenance, and tower services for a variety of customers.

On-the-job training is provided for those with no experience, and crews travel overnight Monday through Friday, returning home most weekends. Yearly safety and ongoing technical training are required for all technicians, with a strong emphasis on hard work, safety, and learning.