Role Summary: Senior field execution leader responsible for getting the scope built safely, productively, and without avoidable downtime, coordinating crews, live-network MACs, and day-to-day delivery across the data hall floor.
Key Responsibilities: - Lead all on-site field execution for fiber and low-voltage scope across shifts, zones, and subcontractors; translate the build plan into daily crew assignments, workface readiness, and measurable production targets.
- Own field safety, permit-to-work discipline, pre-task briefings, housekeeping, and compliance with client and construction site rules; stop work and escalate when conditions are unsafe or nonconforming.
- Direct live-floor MACs and maintenance windows using approved MOP, SOP, and EOP controls, rollback planning, outage avoidance, and coordination with network operations and client stakeholders.
- Oversee installation quality for rack and cabinet build-out, bonding, cable dressing, fusion splicing, MPO/MTP trunk and cassette deployment, labeling, and test readiness.
- Manage field test and remediation workflows including OTDR, OLTS / Tier 1 / Tier 2 certification, defect triage, retest closure, and documentation traceability.
- Coordinate materials, tools, lifts, access, and manpower with inventory, project management, and technical leads so crews remain productive and constraints are removed early.
- Report daily progress, manpower, safety observations, quality issues, and recovery actions to project leadership; drive punch-list closure and readiness for turnover.
Required Skills and Knowledge: - Associate degree or diploma in Electronics, Telecommunications, Network Technology, or related field; bachelor's degree beneficial.
- Strong field leadership experience running structured cabling and fiber crews in active data center or mission-critical environments.
- Hands-on execution depth in MPO/MTP trunk and cassette deployment, fusion splicing, cabinet and rack build-out, telecom bonding, and airflow-conscious cable management.
- Working mastery of fiber testing and certification methods including OTDR and OLTS / Tier 1 / Tier 2, with the ability to interpret failures and direct remediation.
- Demonstrated ability to manage live-network MAC activity without unplanned downtime through disciplined change control, method statements, and escalation management.
- Strong coordination, quality, and documentation discipline across redlines, daily reports, inspection checklists, and turnover records.
- Calm decision-making under schedule pressure, with the presence to lead multiple crews and vendors in a safety-first manner.
Certifications / Training: - Required: BICSI Installer 2 or BICSI Technician certification or equivalent demonstrable data center field execution expertise.
- Preferred: FOA fiber certification, manufacturer splicing / test-platform training, OSHA 30, and lift / equipment operator qualifications as applicable.
Mandatory SkillsData Center Field Operations/Fiber & Structured Cabling Deployment/MPO/MTP & Fusion Splicing/OTDR & OLTS Testing/Live-Network MAC Management/Rack & Cabinet Build-Out/Safety & Quality Compliance/Crew Leadership
