The Director will lead the Major Component Exchange division by overseeing strategic planning, P&L management, and operational performance. They are responsible for driving wind energy initiatives, ensuring safety compliance, and building strong relationships with customers and OEMs.
The Journeyman Electrician will install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems in commercial and industrial environments, including mission-critical power infrastructure. They are responsible for reading technical diagrams, performing system testing, and mentoring apprentices while ensuring compliance with safety and NEC standards.
The technician will diagnose, troubleshoot, repair, and install commercial HVAC equipment at telecom sites. They are also responsible for conducting regular performance checks and completing daily work reports.
The Generator Technician is responsible for maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing commercial generators on cell phone towers. They must also perform regular performance checks, install system components, and respond promptly to power alarms while adhering to safety protocols.
United States$68000 - $78000 per year10+ yrs expOthers
The Lead Installer will manage the installation, configuration, and maintenance of Central Office equipment while supervising a crew of technicians. They are responsible for ensuring project accuracy, performing quality audits, and interfacing with customers and vendors to complete system integration.
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, and repairing commercial HVAC equipment at telecom sites. They must also conduct regular performance checks, complete daily work reports, and respond to emergency service calls.
The role involves creating detailed engineering plans and documentation for telecommunications infrastructure, including central office DC power and data center systems. You will also perform onsite site surveys, resolve project-related issues, and interface with customers and vendors to ensure compliance with technical standards.
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing, and installing commercial HVAC equipment at telecom sites. They must also conduct regular performance checks and complete daily work reports accurately.
United States$140K - $210K per year5-10 yrs expOthers
Oversee and seal commercial, industrial, and utility-scale solar PV and energy storage system designs while ensuring quality control processes are implemented. Collaborate with business development and field services teams to design optimal solutions and provide technical mentorship to junior engineering staff.
The specialist manages the end-to-end pole attachment process, from engineering review and application to final approval. This includes coordinating with electric utilities, cable companies, and other pole owners to secure necessary permissions for OSP telecommunications projects.
Lead end-to-end engineering for complex outside plant programs, including conceptual routing, permitting, and construction release. Manage technical direction for fiber/copper builds while mentoring junior engineers and ensuring NESC compliance.