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Telecom: tower climbers, fiber and equipment techs, network engineers.
Matched on the work you do on the tower, in the hut or on the network, and on how you work with a crew.
Free to join. In your browser, on iPhone and on Android.
Example screen, simplified from the app.
How it works in telecom
Climbing and safety
Tower climbing and rescue training, OSHA cards and a CDL can be listed with their numbers. Training cards are strong wishes for employers; a CDL is the one the law can require.
Crews and contractors
Tower and fiber contractors take project work as firms, matched on crew size, insurance and rates.
Field work
Field roles show the drive to the yard, only to you.
Network engineers
Network design and operations are remote-capable; a timed video meetup for project work is planned.
Apprenticeships
Entry-level listings with Can train skills match people starting out, with mentoring from a lead climber or splicer.
Trade partners
Tower crews, fiber splicers and electrical contractors work the same sites.
Roles with detailed checklists
Each starts your skills checklist from O*NET's work activities and tools for the role. Not listed? Pick your occupation anyway; the picker covers every field.
Project and contract work. Tower, fiber and network projects with a set scope of $2,500 and up run as project work, with crew size and insurance matched first. How project work runs
Questions
Is it only for carriers?
No. Carriers, contractors and small crews all use the same matching.
Ways to meet
Telecom, met in person. Free to join.
Free to join. Answer the basics in a few minutes and you can be matched right away. Everything else you add makes matching better.