JOIN THE
CLEARSPAN CREW
ClearSpan Infrastructure builds and maintains fiber, OSP, and mission-critical telecom across Mississippi and the Southeast. Five positions are open now, including general labor that takes no telecom experience. Applying takes about two minutes, no resume required.
GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD EQUIPMENT.
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
ClearSpan is a Mississippi-based telecommunications contractor providing aerial construction, fiber splicing, field engineering, maintenance, and emergency restoration services.
We are a growing company, but we are still small enough for good work to get noticed. Our owners and project managers stay involved in the field, communicate directly with crews, and address problems without running everything through layers of management.
The work can involve travel, long days, changing project conditions, and demanding production schedules. In return, we provide steady opportunities, maintained equipment, direct communication, and room for experienced people to take on more responsibility.
We hire based on what you can safely and consistently do in the field. Experience, attitude, dependability, certifications, travel availability, and leadership ability all factor into the position and compensation offered.
Tell us what you have done, what equipment you can operate, and where you are willing to work. We will have a straightforward conversation about available positions, expectations, and pay.
FIVE OPEN
POSITIONS
Four of the roles below are full-time, in-house positions on a ClearSpan crew. General Labor is project-based work we staff as jobs come up. If your experience is close but not an exact match, apply anyway. We staff multiple scopes and would rather see your application than not.
FIBER TECHNICIAN
Drop-to-door work on North Mississippi FTTH builds: place aerial and buried drops, splice and test them, and finish the install inside the home or business — ONT, router, activation, and a customer who is online before you leave the driveway.
You'll Handle
- Aerial and buried drop placement
- Drop splicing, testing, troubleshooting
- ONT and in-prem equipment installs
- Clean closeout documentation
What Gets You Hired
- Hands-on fiber or strong low-voltage background
- Comfortable working customer premises solo
- Clean driving record, professional presence
AERIAL / UNDERGROUND COMBO TECH
Aerial and underground work every day: vibratory plow and underground placement on the ground, strand and fiber from the bucket truck overhead, and fusion splicing when the glass goes in. Traveling position that moves with our construction crews across the Southeast.
You'll Handle
- Vibratory plow and underground placement
- Bucket truck aerial construction
- Fusion splicing, mainline and distribution
- Restoration-grade site closeout
What Gets You Hired
- Real seat time on a plow and in a bucket
- Fusion splicing experience
- Road-ready — this role travels
- CDL is a strong plus — tell us
TRAVELING UTILITY INSPECTOR
Survey poles, existing utilities, and proposed routes ahead of construction. You will capture heights, clearances, conditions, and photos in Katapult Pro, Fulcrum, IkeGPS, or ArcGIS Field Maps — or LineMaps, the field platform we built in-house — and hand engineering data they can trust.
You'll Handle
- Pole and midspan surveys, condition capture
- Existing-utility verification
- Proposed-path walkouts for new builds
- Photo and measurement documentation
What Gets You Hired
- Utility field experience — telecom, electric, or inspection
- Familiarity with at least one major survey platform
- Self-managed discipline on the road
FIBER SPLICER
Production fusion splicing for FTTH and mainline builds — closures, cassettes, ribbon and loose tube, test and turn-up. Two openings: one based in North Mississippi, one traveling with project crews. Tell us which fits.
You'll Handle
- Mainline, distribution, and drop splicing
- Closure builds and re-entries
- OTDR and power-meter test and turn-up
- Complete splice documentation and closeout records
What Gets You Hired
- Production splicing on real builds
- OTDR literacy — shoot it, read it, save it
- Consistent, accurate splice documentation
GENERAL LABOR
Not everything we build is fiber. We keep a call list of dependable people for upcoming projects and temporary work across North Mississippi: ground hand support, temporary fence, equipment setup, and loading trailers. If you show up on time, work safe, and do what you say you will, we want your name on that list.
You'll Handle
- Ground hand support for field crews
- Temporary fence installation and removal
- Equipment setup on site
- Loading and unloading trailers
- Other general labor as the job calls for it
What Gets You Hired
- Reliable and on time, every shift
- Follows directions and works safely
- Dependable transportation to the job site
- No specialized experience required
Project length, schedules, and pay vary by assignment. Apply now to be considered as work becomes available.
SIMPLE PROCESS.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Apply — 2 Minutes
Three quick steps, about two minutes. No resume required. Tell us what you have done and what you can operate.
A Direct Phone Call
If your background fits an open position, we call you. A direct conversation about the work, your experience, expectations, and pay.
Offer & Boots On
Reference and skills check, a written offer, and a start date. Then you are on a crew.
WHICH POSITION
FITS YOU?
Pick one. If more than one fits, pick the closest — you can mention the rest in your background on the next step.
WHAT CAN
YOU DO?
Plain English beats buzzwords. What you've placed, spliced, bored, climbed, or surveyed — and roughly where and for whom.
WHERE DO WE
REACH YOU?
This goes to the hiring desk. You can attach a resume, certs, or photos of your work below — or email them after you submit.
APPLICATION RECEIVED
Your application is with the hiring desk. If your background fits an open position, we will call to talk through the role, expectations, and pay. To add a resume, cert photos, or work samples, email info@
TWO MORE WAYS
TO WORK WITH US
BECOME A SUBCONTRACTOR
Run your own company — cabling teams, OSP crews, splicers with a trailer, survey outfits? Our subcontractor network has its own application and review process.
Subcontractor ApplicationJOIN THE STORM ROSTER
We hold emergency restoration contracts with ISPs, municipalities, power co-ops, and engineering companies. The roster is how qualified crews get the call when storms hit.
Storm Roster Registration