Entry Level Tower Tech

Description

Launch your telecom career with MAC. No tower experience? No problem. We’ll train you, step by step, to become a certified Tower Technician, with a clear path to higher levels, leadership, and specialized skills.

What you’ll do

• Learn to troubleshoot carrier issues, perform upgrades, and grounding on towers and rooftops
• Support rigging and materials, maintain clean, safe sites, and complete photo/test closeouts
• Participate in daily safety briefings and structured on-the-job training

Why you’ll love it at MAC

• Paid training & certifications: Authorized Climber/Rescuer, RF Awareness, First Aid/CPR and more as you advance
• Career growth: Entry Level Tower Tech ? Tech I/II ? Tech II/III ? Foreman (with mentorship and formal internal MAC milestones)
• Safety-first culture: Professional gear provided, stop-work authority, daily JHAs, and continuous training because your safety comes first
• Competitive pay & benefits: Hourly + overtime; travel per diem when applicable; medical/dental/vision; 401(k); paid time off; tools & PPE provided
• Team & mission: Dominate the telecommunications and infrastructure market by letting our experience, commitment to safety and quality, and the grit our teams have be our guide.

You bring

• HS diploma/GED; valid driver’s license
• Fitness and comfort working outdoors; ability to lift 50–75 lbs and climb 200+ feet
• Willingness to learn, follow procedures, and—after training—work at heights up to 200+ feet

Schedule

• Full-time; typical Mon–Fri with some overtime/weekends based on project needs

Nice to have

• Construction/roofing/electrical/rigging background; CDL or interest in obtaining one

Requirements

Accountability & Reliability

• Reliable daily attendance is essential. Tower work is team-driven, and every technician must be present, on time, and prepared. Your crew depends on you.
• Strong sense of responsibility for completing assigned tasks safely, accurately, and in a timely manner.
• Consistent follow-through on instructions and commitments.

• Eager to learn and absorb new information quickly, especially critical for individuals new to the telecom industry.
• Actively listens to experienced technicians and leadership, applying guidance without resistance and defensiveness.
• Comfortable receiving feedback and committed to continuous professional and personal improvement.

• Demonstrates a team-first mindset; understands that tower work is collaborative and safety sensitive.
• Communicates clearly and professionally, reporting issues, hazards, or uncertainties immediately.

• Ability to obtain all required MAC and industry certifications within specified timelines (e.g., Authorized Climber/Rescuer, RF Awareness, First Aid/CPR).
• Maintains compliance with ongoing training requirements, including refresher courses and new technology modules.
• Willingness to study, practice skills, and retain technical information needed to advance.

• Strict adherence to safety protocols , no exceptions. Safety is non negotiable at MAC.
• Ability to meet physical demands (lifting 50–75 lbs, working outdoors, climbing once certified).
• Strong situational awareness and commitment to maintaining a hazard free job site.

• Positive attitude and strong work ethic, even in challenging conditions.
• Professional, respectful behavior on all job sites, representing MAC’s core values.
• Ability to stay focused, adapt to changing priorities, and remain productive throughout the day.