5G Construction Manager
first point groupSpringfield (IL)
5G Construction Manager
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first point groupSpringfield (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
First Point is urgently seeking to hire an experienced 5G Field Manager to lead wireless RAN construction, commissioning, integration, and troubleshooting across the Boise Market and surroundings
Key Responsibilities:
Lead site construction, commissioning, integration, and acceptance activities.
Manage daily supplier coordination, site quality, reporting, and project status.
Troubleshoot RBS hardware/software, including CBU/DUL, OBIF, RAX and TX.Perform UMTS, LTE, WCDMA, CDMA & GSM commissioning/integration.
Support microwave installation, commissioning and alignment.
Interpret and implement RAN, RF, fiber and transmission designs.
Troubleshoot cabinets, rack equipment, power, grounding and transmission systems.
Ensure compliance with OSHA, customer and site safety standards.
Interface with technicians, suppliers and customer technical teams to drive sites to completion.
Must Have 2+ years wireless industry and network rollout experience.
Nokia Scoping experience strongly preferred.
Previous T-Mobile experience highly preferred.
Hands-on IC&I and troubleshooting experience.
Working knowledge of RAN/RF, microwave and fiber transmission.
Valid Driver's License.
Willingness to travel up to 80%, including overnight travel.
Strong Microsoft Office skills and technical documentation ability.
Required Certifications:
Must be completed before start and available for verification: CPRBloodborne Pathogens (BBP)RF AwarenessOSHA 10 + Fall Protection OR OSHA 30
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