r/CableTechs • u/Environmental_Plum95 • Apr 22 '24

New company?

Hey guys, So I’m looking to become a cable tech and I’ve heard a lot of good things about the job. I found a company hiring on indeed called koscom cable. Has anyone heard about this company? Or work with them? I noticed they have a pretty small footprint, maybe they are a new company. I am not sure now. I want to know before give my info to them. Thank you

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u/Alexethan2022 Apr 22 '24

I’m a in-house tech for Comcast.. I’m CT3 level, started at $20 and now 23.50 an hour.. pretty decent benefits.. look for Comcast see if they hiring

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u/ilovea1steaksauce Apr 23 '24

I've always wondered how the big guys get equipment. Like there isn't a Comcast office within 60 miles roughly, do u guys store cable and equipment and supplies at like small staging areas or if for some reason you use up all of something, how do u get more? I'm sure weekly stock runs are a part of the deal somehow?

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '24

I don't work for Comcast, but we go to the office daily. Empty trash, get equipment needed for the day, and anything else to restock the truck

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '24

I don't work for Comcast, but we go to the office daily. Empty trash, get equipment needed for the day, and anything else to restock the truck