About Dearman Tech
Field Background
Dearman Tech is built on more than two decades of telecommunications and field infrastructure experience across commercial environments, retail locations, service restoration, outside plant work, and network edge deployments.
That background includes field operations leadership, technical quality assurance, contractor lead work, and hands-on deployment experience across South Carolina operations and surrounding markets.
Storm Response & Deployment Leadership
During a major wind-storm response effort known internally as Project Frosty, Wesley Dearman served as lead supervisor on a multi-state deployment moving technicians from the Carolinas to Ohio for restoration support.
The deployment required field coordination, technician oversight, logistics support, and disciplined execution under storm-response conditions. That assignment earned Charter Champions recognition.
Core Work
- Structured cabling, terminations, patch panels, punchdowns, and pathway cleanup
- Rack builds, switch installs, firewall mounting, cable management, and turnover cleanup
- Fiber and coax troubleshooting, patch replacement, signal verification, and restoration support
- Wireless and external connectivity deployments, including access points and rooftop / outdoor hardware support
- Retail and QSR technology installs, refreshes, and multi-site deployment support
- Temporary enterprise, classroom, and staged deployment environments
- Outside plant and last-mile troubleshooting, including demarc and drop-related field work
Credentials & Certifications
- SCTE Certifications: BPI, BPT
- OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety & Health: Completed May 14, 2025
- MEWP Operator Certification: Scissor & Boom Lifts (ANSI A92.22 / A92.24)
Insurance & Business Status
- Dearman Tech LLC operating as a commercial field services business
- Commercial General Liability Insurance maintained for on-site commercial work
- Coverage Snapshot: $1,000,000 each occurrence / $2,000,000 general aggregate
Professional Standard
Work is approached with emphasis on labeling discipline, cable management, equipment handling, verification, and documentation-ready turnover. The standard is simple: leave infrastructure cleaner, more serviceable, and easier to support than it was found.
Notable experience includes Spectrum testing proctor work, field quality assurance leadership, escalated service response, and coordination across maintenance, dispatch, construction, customer care, and field operations teams.
Service Area
Primary coverage includes South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia, with work prioritized around commercial fit, scope clarity, response timing, and site access requirements.