The Director of National Labor Coordination will lead enterprise-wide planning and allocation of field labor resources to ensure optimal project staffing. This role involves creating national labor-demand forecasts, managing resource mobilization, and coordinating with operations leadership to prevent staffing shortages.
The Managing Director serves as the primary strategic contact for key customers, leading long-term relationship development and program strategy. They are responsible for translating customer demand into readiness plans, governing build standards, and managing program financial performance.
The Construction Manager is responsible for the day-to-day field execution of fiber and data center projects, ensuring they are completed safely, on schedule, and within budget. This role serves as the primary field leader, coordinating manpower, subcontractors, logistics, and quality standards while driving operational excellence.
The OSP/ISP Inspector 1 is responsible for conducting field surveys, designing fiber routes, and managing permit applications for telecommunications infrastructure. They also prepare project status reports and ensure all construction activities adhere to quality, technical, and safety standards.
The Project Manager is responsible for the day-to-day delivery of structured cabling projects within a hyperscale data center program, managing schedules, costs, and customer reporting. They oversee field execution, coordinate with subcontractors and vendors, and ensure all work meets safety, quality, and contractual requirements.
The Project Manager leads data center projects from initiation through closeout, ensuring all work is completed safely, on schedule, and within budget. They serve as the primary point of contact for customers, vendors, and internal teams while managing project documentation, financial performance, and field operations.
