Cabling Project Assistant Manager
timplCommerce (GA)
About the role
Cabling Project Assistant Manager (Bilingual Korean required)
Timpl has partnered with a global IT services and solutions company and they're
looking for a Cabling Project Assistant Manager.
POSITION OVERVIEW:
We are looking for a highly experienced Cabling Project Assistant Manager to
manage network cabling installations, coordinate subcontractors, and ensure
project completion in compliance with OSHA regulations. The ideal candidate will
have a strong background in cable construction projects, be proactive in
problem-solving, and be comfortable working in an industrial environment. Korean
bilingual proficiency is preferred but not required.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
? Project Management - Oversee UTP and FO cabling installations, ensuring
adherence to industry and safety standards.
? OSHA Compliance - Ensure all projects comply with OSHA policies and safety
requirements.
? Client & Partner Communication - Act as the main point of contact for cabling
and electrical construction projects.
? Issue Resolution - Quickly address and resolve on-site issues using network
engineering knowledge.
? Subcontractor Coordination - Manage subcontractors, including PCI
(wall/ceiling drilling), BMC (concrete drilling), Lighthouse, AES, and United
Electric.
? Meetings & On-Call Support - Attend early morning and evening meetings, work
overtime as needed, and be on call on weekends.
QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:
? 5+ years of experience in cable construction projects.
? Strong knowledge of UTP and FO cabling installations.
? OSHA expertise - In-depth understanding of OSHA policies and regulations.
? Bilingual in Korean & English preferred (not required).
? Ability to manage multiple subcontractors and ensure timely project
completion.
? Strong problem-solving skills with a proactive, hands-on approach.
? Physical fitness - Frequent movement around the factory and driving as needed.
? Flexibility - Must be able to work overtime, attend off-schedule meetings, and
be on call during weekends.
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