Construction Manager - Telecommunications / Fiber

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workwave staffTampa (FL)

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About the role

Job Description

Location: Florida & Nationwide Projects

Job Type: Full-Time

Travel: Extensive travel required; company-paid travel expenses

Compensation: Pay based on experience

Start: ASAPA growing telecommunications construction company is seeking an experienced Construction Manager to oversee aerial and underground fiber installation projects throughout Florida and across the country. The Construction Manager will be responsible for coordinating field operations, managing crews and subcontractors, monitoring project schedules, and ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and according to customer specifications.

Key Responsibilities:

Oversee aerial and underground fiber construction projects
Coordinate field crews, subcontractors, equipment, and project resources
Monitor schedules, productivity, quality, and project completion
Ensure compliance with company and jobsite safety requirements
Communicate project progress and field issues with customers and management
Resolve construction challenges and keep projects moving on schedule
Verify completed work meets project specifications and quality standards
Travel to project locations throughout Florida and nationwide as required

Qualifications:

Previous telecommunications, fiber, OSP, utility, or related construction experience
Construction management, superintendent, or field leadership experience preferred
Knowledge of aerial and underground fiber installation
Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
Ability to manage multiple crews and priorities in a fast-paced field environment
Willingness and ability to travel extensively is required

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced telecommunications construction professional looking to join a growing organization with projects throughout the United States and company-paid travel expenses.

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