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Custom Utilicom

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2026 current openings

Ohio

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Custom Utilicom is hiring linemen. Custom Utilicom have branched out into utility construction, installing conduits and pipeline for gas, water, and power facilities. The thoroughness and attention to detail that was ingrained in Custom by it’s founder, George Chirumbolo, has enabled Custom to expand its telecommunication and utility construction services without sacrificing quality, and remain rooted in the employees and workplace today.

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Lineman with zero to five years of experience earn an average yearly salary is $79,843 at Custom Utilicom. Custom Utilicom Benefits include health insurance, life insurance.

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