Construction Manager
alois solutionsPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Note: Will be in the field 40% of the time, with the other 60% working from home.
Job Description:
Primary candidates should include proficiency with the following experiences/abilities:
- Ability to organize work across several different projects simultaneouslyOSP fiber construction (bore, trench, aerial placement, leased duct)
- Node and power construction (foundation, pole installation, power installation, RF component installation, troubleshooting).Understanding of the process for bringing metered power to a small cell site
- Construction crew management.
- Understanding of 811 utility location process and best practices for safe sub-surface construction.
- This position is accountable for delivering key KPIs for their area of responsibility including but not limited to % On-Time Install, fiber complete for small cell, small cell LCD, installed enterprise revenue, and vendor and vehicle safety.
Supports Network Construction team with assigned tasks, projects and could include, but is not limited to, the following: correspondence, administrative tasks (PO’s & Invoicing), tracking project deliverables, dates and monitoring deadlines, managing vendors, and providing regular and timely reports highlighting variances as they arise.
Responsibilities:
Prepares and submits purchase orders and processes contractor invoices for fiber and small cell. Assists with project financials and milestone management, such as forecasting, issuing and receiving on vendor POs, tracking and resolving past-due invoices.
Education/Certifications: High school diploma
A valid driver’s license requiredOSHA 10 preferred
Experience/Minimum Requirements:
- Minimum three (3) years of telecommunications/wireless construction experience
- General knowledge of Outside Plant Construction techniques (aerial & underground) for SCS.Experience with Small Cell Construction, Node and Design techniques.
- Familiarity with test equipment and techniques for performing OTDR, PIM, and SWEEPGeneral knowledge of NESC, NEC and OSHA standards.
- Strong computer skills - MS Office, Smartsheet, and Excel.
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