Tower Foreman

Tower Engineering Professionals•Phoenix, AZ

About The Position

Tower Engineering Professionals is currently searching for experienced Foreman. As a Foreman your initial duties will include, but not be limited to, safely managing a crew(s) working on new site builds, tower / site modifications, microwave installation/programming/troubleshooting, antenna and line troubleshooting, etc., while ensuring quality work is performed in compliance with company and government safety requirements.

Requirements

Must have a minimum of 2-year experience or equivalent as a Foreman
Must have an understanding and the ability to safely direct crew(s) and perform work maintaining and installing equipment on wireless telecommunication sites (this includes, but is not limited to working on towers, rooftop, and ground-based sites installing , troubleshooting and maintaining antennas, RRU’s, base stations, cabinets, sector mounts, cable tray, ice bridge, COAX, fiber/power, GPS, etc.)
Must have an understanding and the ability to safely direct crew(s) and perform task giving
Must be able to troubleshoot telecommunication network issues (equipment issues, line/fiber issues, etc.) and resolve issues using a Site Master, PIM Tester, AAT (Antenna Alignment Tool), OTDR Fiber Tester, and other industry test equipment
Must have computer knowledge and experience in completing internal and client COP deliverables (including, but not limited to job logs, field reports, and COP deliverables (pictures, sweeps, fiber tests, forms, etc.)
Must be professional and help establish and maintain strong client, vendor, and internal relationships
Must be able to follow and enforce company, client, and governing body company, client, and governing body (OSHA, FAA, DOT, etc.) safety and operations policies and procedures
Must be a leader capable of providing training, support and contribute hands-on in the field to subordinates and superiors as required
Must have strong housekeeping skills (ability to maintain a company vehicle, issued test equipment and tools, jobs site housekeeping, etc.
Ability to determine special equipment or machines required for job completion
Ability to work with Project Management, Field Supervisors, and other stakeholders in establishing and managing job budgets (hours, equipment, materials, etc.)based on job costs analysis
Must work well with your hands
Must have a positive attitude
The ability to lift up to 80 lbs
Have basic computer skills
Must be reliable
Must have your own set of basic hand tools
Must play close attention to detail and take pride in your work
Must have a valid driver’s license and a clean driving record
Must be able to work OT and weekends as required
Comfortable working at heights up to 350 feet
Must be able to follow company, client, and governing bodies (OSHA, FAA, DOT, etc.) safety and operations policies and procedures
Must be able to pass drug screening

Responsibilities

Safely managing a crew(s) working on new site builds, tower / site modifications, microwave installation/programming/troubleshooting, antenna and line troubleshooting
Ensuring quality work is performed in compliance with company and government safety requirements
Safely direct crew(s) and perform work maintaining and installing equipment on wireless telecommunication sites (this includes, but is not limited to working on towers, rooftop, and ground-based sites installing , troubleshooting and maintaining antennas, RRU’s, base stations, cabinets, sector mounts, cable tray, ice bridge, COAX, fiber/power, GPS, etc.)
Safely direct crew(s) and perform task giving
Troubleshoot telecommunication network issues (equipment issues, line/fiber issues, etc.) and resolve issues using a Site Master, PIM Tester, AAT (Antenna Alignment Tool), OTDR Fiber Tester, and other industry test equipment
Completing internal and client COP deliverables (including, but not limited to job logs, field reports, and COP deliverables (pictures, sweeps, fiber tests, forms, etc.)
Establish and maintain strong client, vendor, and internal relationships
Follow and enforce company, client, and governing body company, client, and governing body (OSHA, FAA, DOT, etc.) safety and operations policies and procedures
Providing training, support and contribute hands-on in the field to subordinates and superiors as required
Maintain a company vehicle, issued test equipment and tools, jobs site housekeeping
Determine special equipment or machines required for job completion
Work with Project Management, Field Supervisors, and other stakeholders in establishing and managing job budgets (hours, equipment, materials, etc.)based on job costs analysis