Well its not the type of work you start in your early 40's. Unless you have something else to bring to the table. I used to hire CDL drivers to learn how to drive for a cable placer. A good driver / groundman is worth a good percent, cause most work on units. I just retired after 50yrs building, rebuilding & the past 16yrs running maintenance crews in Philly. I would try one of the large companies like one of the Dycom group or Mastec. Good luck
Re: About job
Member #: 19996
Registered: 1996-2001
Posted:
143
Name:
john b
Company:
Rhino Cable Services inc.
Occupation:
Construction manager
Location:
Central N.J. & eastern P.A.
Personal:
early 70s
Experience:
~51 years
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