Lead regional scheduling for telecommunications cabling and infrastructure installation projects, maintaining realistic, compliant Primavera P6 schedules aligned with field resources. Govern schedule quality, forecast and level resources, oversee risk mitigation and recovery, integrate reporting data, mentor schedulers, and improve scheduling processes.
Provide administrative support for assigned projects, ensuring contractual and company requirements are met across records, timekeeping, correspondence, financial documentation, billing, invoicing, and purchasing. Own labor schedules, communicate with project managers and other departments, open and close projects, track progress, take meeting notes, and maintain project records for final documentation and audits.
The Operations Trainer is responsible for assessing training needs, developing comprehensive training materials, and delivering instruction on IES software systems and processes. They also evaluate training effectiveness, maintain program standards, and collaborate with management to improve business performance.
The Estimator supports sales and project teams by developing accurate cost estimates, engineering solutions, and material selections for hyperscale data center projects. They act as a liaison between departments to ensure project requirements, bid deadlines, and quality standards are consistently met.
The Estimator supports sales and project staff by developing engineering solutions, accurate cost estimates, and scopes of work for low voltage projects. They act as a liaison between departments to ensure project requirements, vendor selection, and installation costs align with company standards.
The Project Manager Assistant provides administrative support for assigned projects, including managing labor schedules, tracking project status, and handling financial records. They are responsible for ensuring all administrative duties, such as billing, invoicing, and documentation, align with contractual and company performance goals.
The Security Systems Estimator develops design and engineering solutions for sales opportunities while maintaining accurate cost estimates for security projects. They act as a liaison between sales, project management, and operations to ensure project requirements and budgets are met.
The Estimator supports sales and project staff by developing engineering solutions, accurate cost estimates, and project scopes. They act as a liaison between departments to ensure project requirements, budgets, and timelines are met during the installation phase.
The Technical Manager is responsible for program-level quality governance, inspection readiness, and the standardization of QA/QC processes across mission-critical infrastructure projects. They will lead field audits, manage quality documentation, and drive continuous improvement through training and cross-functional collaboration.
The Field Engineer will install, troubleshoot, and manage structured cabling systems while overseeing technical project aspects and field staff. They will also act as a liaison between field operations and pre-construction teams to ensure project feasibility and quality standards.
