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Remote Copper Mining Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

Remote Copper Mining information

What is the difference between Remote Copper Mining vs Remote Copper Mining Technician?

AspectRemote Copper MiningRemote Copper Mining Technician
CertificationsMining safety certifications, technical degreesMining safety certifications, technical training
Work EnvironmentMining sites, remote locationsMining sites, remote locations
Job RoleSupervising mining operations, planningOperating equipment, supporting mining processes
Industry UsageMining companies, resource extractionMining companies, resource extraction

Remote Copper Mining involves overseeing and managing mining operations, while Remote Copper Mining Technicians focus on hands-on technical tasks and equipment operation. Both roles require safety certifications and work in similar environments, but their responsibilities differ significantly.

What cities in Texas are hiring for Remote Copper Mining jobs? Cities in Texas with the most Remote Copper Mining job openings:

Remote Telecommunications Lineman

Turner Mining Group

San Antonio, TX • Remote

$32.50 - $37.50/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 21 days ago


Job description

Position Summary

The Remote Telecommunications Lineman - Asset Review & Flight Planning role supports

telecom infrastructure projects by assisting in planning field data capture activities and

reviewing client assets using imagery collected by field teams. This position leverages real-

world lineman experience to ensure accurate flight planning, proper data handling, and

high-quality asset identification and validation in accordance with client and industry

standards. This is a 90% remote, desk-based role with no field work required.


Key Responsibilities

Flight Planning & Field Support

Assist in flight planning for data capture activities

Verify scope alignment with client requirements

Identify access, clearance, or environmental constraints

Coordinate with operations on capture expectations and priorities

Review incoming data for completeness and usability

Identify gaps requiring re-capture before processing

Data Upload & Management

Upload field-captured imagery and datasets to designated platforms

Organize, label, and track datasets for version control

Validate file integrity and metadata completeness

Maintain data organization standards for efficient QA review

Asset Review & Validation

Review ground, aerial, and pole-mounted imagery

Identify and classify telecom assets (fiber, copper, coax, strand)

Validate attachment order and construction practices

Interpret field conditions using lineman expertise

Flag discrepancies, safety concerns, or unclear imagery

Enter and update asset data in client platforms

Communicate findings with supervisors and project teams

Meet production and quality benchmarks


Required Qualifications

Prior experience as a telecommunications lineman or OSP technician

Strong understanding of aerial and underground infrastructure

Ability to interpret construction practices from imagery

Experience or aptitude in planning operational workflows

Proficiency with computers and web-based platforms

High attention to detail and documentation accuracy

Ability to work independently in a remote environment

Reliable internet connection and workspace


Preferred Qualifications

Experience with telecom asset inventories or make-ready

Familiarity with major carrier standards

Experience with drone or LiDAR imagery workflows

QA/QC or back-office telecom experience

Knowledge of NESC or GO95 standards

Experience with GIS or asset management systems


Work Environment & Schedule

Fully remote, desk-based role with standard business hours. Overtime may be required

based on project demand. Production-based workflow with quality benchmarks.

Physical Requirements

Ability to sit and work at a computer for extended periods and visually review detailed

imagery and data.

Employment Type: FULL_TIME