Connecting Tomorrow Today
Acheson, Alberta
Since the establishment of the ROHL Group of Companies in 1967, ROHL has grown from a small family company into a leading multi-national telecommunication firm. We have 3 offices within North America, and our head office is located in Acheson, Alberta, Canada. At present, we provide a vast array of design, construction and maintenance services for the Telecommunications and Utilities industry. Our work is done throughout Northern America, in both urban areas and remote locations. The work forces we have assembled are exceptional in production, safety, attitude and work ethic. ROHL Global is proud of our ability to tackle any turnkey construction or telecommunication project from conceptualization to completion. We are consistently able to accomplish this through large investments in our most valuable assets: our employees, our IT systems, and our equipment. Whether our customer is one of the largest telecommunication companies in North America who needs a Layer-1 circuit, a municipality who needs a turnkey internet solution, or a Hydro company requiring assistance with their maintenance program, ROHL Global will continue to evolve and be a premier brand providing essential turnkey services.
On-site
The labourer supports construction activities by assisting with site preparation, material handling, and equipment operation. They are also responsible for maintaining worksite safety, traffic control, and keeping work areas organized.
On-site
The Construction Electrician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of underground electrical distribution systems and utility components. They must also ensure site safety, document work progress, and mentor junior personnel on the job site.
On-site
The M-U Electrical Technician is responsible for the safe installation, splicing, and termination of underground electrical, telecommunication, and CATV cables. They must also perform quality control testing, maintain accurate field documentation, and ensure compliance with safety regulations and utility standards.
On-site · Acheson
The Project Manager oversees the full lifecycle of telecommunications and utility construction projects, ensuring they are delivered safely, efficiently, and within budget. They act as a key liaison between internal teams, subcontractors, and clients while managing project plans, schedules, and regulatory compliance.
On-site · Acheson
The technician will perform fiber optic splicing, testing, and network maintenance for both outside and inside plant infrastructure. Responsibilities also include maintaining DC power systems and responding to emergency network faults.
On-site · Headingley
The operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a rubber tire backhoe to support infrastructure and construction project goals. They must perform excavation, trenching, and material handling while maintaining site safety and equipment maintenance standards.
On-site · Acheson
The operator is responsible for the safe operation of a rubber tire backhoe to perform excavation, trenching, and grading for infrastructure projects. They must also conduct daily equipment inspections and maintain clear communication with ground crews to ensure site safety.
