OSP Inspector
wyyerd fiberPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Wyyerd is seeking an OSP Field Inspector who will be responsible for supporting the construction of FTTH GPON fiber plant by managing the end-to-end process and coordinating internal and external teams and individuals in contributing to that process.
About This Role:
The OSP Field Inspector is a vital part of the Wyyerd team. Wyyerd has near-term plans to dramatically accelerate expansion and, in doing so, the construction of new fiber plant. The OSP team is responsible for working with outside contractors to enable the rapid deployment of plant to enable this expansion, and the OSP Field Inspector will play a key role in this process. Responsibilities❖ Help define and manage OSP contractor project plans for network deployment in market❖ Communicate effectively with all teams and individuals on the project, both internal and external, in an effort to provide daily updates on fiber deployment progress.❖ Daily oversight of fiber plant placement and reporting via OSP project management tools❖ Maintain organized trackers, records, and other data of progress in the field by contractors❖ Effectively work with local residences/neighborhoods to ensure a quality installation by Wyyerd contractors.❖ Daily management of Wyyerd contractors to ensure all construction is restored to original conditions.❖ Report all field changes on conduit/fiber/handhole placement in the field via fiber mapping tools❖ Other duties as required Experience/Qualifications❖ High school diploma or equivalent❖ College degree and/or equivalent 3 to 5 years experience in similar field❖ Positive attitude, willingness and eagerness to learn new things, team player❖ Ability to understand/learn the fiber network construction process❖ Working on a computer knowledge and Microsoft Office knowledge❖ Understanding and interpreting plant maps❖ Must have clean driving record❖ Ability to pass drug test❖ Understanding of ISP services❖ Ability to work with others on all responsibilities
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