Disaster Recovery Generator Deployment (truck required)

IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY YOU MUST HAVE A ¾ TON (F-250 OR 2500) OR LARGER TRUCK.

Telecom / Generator Deployment contractors provide support to telecom and utility companies in the immediate aftermath of devastating events including hurricanes, tornadoes, severe winter storms, floods, forest fires, and power outages. Contractors will be responsible for deploying and refueling (company provided) portable generators for regional storms and power outages and will work with some of the biggest names in the power and telecommunication industries. This a great opportunity for individuals who are retired, self-employed or even an existing business that wishes to increase its revenue by utilizing equipment or trucks it already owns. We even have individuals who are contracted, but do this just for extra income. You’re not on a schedule and you choose when you’re available to work. The work could entail daily generator deployments or refuels in your local area or large scale operations that involve deploying to a devastated area and working until commercial power is restored. Deployments for Large scale events can last anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

CONTRACTOR AND TRUCK REQUIREMENTS:

• Understand this is an on call position and we respond whenever power goes out.

• Calls may come at all hours and you may have to leave with short notice

• Must be 18 or older with a valid driver's license and be able to pass a background check

• Have computer literacy skills and follow verbal instructions

• Own a smartphone and be comfortable utilizing it for work

• Work safely with electrical equipment and be able to utilize a multi-meter

• Be competent to transport and connect a generator to a temporary power interface with color coded cam-lock fittings

• 3/4 ton (2500 or F250) or larger truck that is equipped with an electric brake controller

• 4X4 is recommended although not required. However, when working winter storms or deploying in mountain regions, 4x4 is required.

• Class V trailer hitch with 12,000# Pull and 1,850# Tongue rating with 1-7/8”, 2”, and 2-5/16” balls

• 100 gallon diesel transfer tank with metering device when doing refuels

• Chainsaw with at least 14” bar

• Have basic PPE: hard hat, safety vest and steel toe boots

• Have basic electrical tools and meet additional tool requirements.

COMPENSATION DETAILS:

• All contractors are paid an hourly rate and typically work 10-16 hours a day.

• Some equipment may qualify to be billed when used, and is paid out to the owner for each day of use.

• If deployed for a major event, drive time will be paid to and from the event.

• All meals, lodging and fuel expenses (to, during and leaving event) are paid for.

• If meals are not provided, a per diem is paid out daily.

WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER YOU APPLY AND INTERVIEW:

Once your application has been processed, someone from our team will contact you regarding training and any questions you may have at that time. All training is online and consists of watching videos and completing online tests. Once you have completed training we will schedule a meeting with you to go over procedures before you start work. We will then mark you as an available contractor and contact you for work as it becomes available. When you start, you will be considered a trainee and will keep in contact with our Telecom Manager until you are comfortable working solo. The frequency and duration of work will depend primarily on your location and weather conditions that disrupt commercial power.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract

Pay: $350.00 - $600.00 per day

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule

Schedule:

• On call

Application Question(s):

• In order to qualify for this opportunity you must have a ¾ ton (F-250 OR 2500) or larger truck. What is the make and model of your vehicle?
• Are you comfortable working with electrical equipment?

Work Location: Multiple Locations