Foreman - OSP Fiber
Listed on 2026-01-01
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Heavy Equipment Operator, Installation Technician
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Position Overview
NTI is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Fiber Optic Cable Placement Foreman. This role is responsible for supervising field crews and executing fiber-optic cable placement across long-haul, metro, and campus build environments. Ideal candidates will have strong technical knowledge of high-count cable handling and field operations across both underground and structured deployments.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead a 4–6 person crew in the installation of fiber-optic cable in long-haul, metro, and campus environments.
- Ensure safe and efficient placement of high-count fiber cables (432, 864, 1728+) using blowing and pulling techniques.
- Set up, operate, and troubleshoot cable blowing and tugging equipment, including Plumettaz, Condux, GMP, Fremco, etc.
- Operate hydraulic and pneumatic systems for cable installation in both microduct and standard conduit.
- Coordinate confined space entry (vaults, manholes, handholes) in full compliance with safety protocols.
- Oversee fiber cable prepping: mid-sheath access, buffer tube , cleaning, tagging, slack routing—ensuring readiness for the splicing team.
- Interpret construction prints, splice schematics, and fiber routing plans.
- Conduct daily safety briefings and pre-task planning meetings; assign crew responsibilities.
- Track progress with daily reports, redlines, photo documentation, and accurate closeout packages.
- Maintain and inventory all assigned tools, vehicles, trailers, compressors, and test equipment.
- Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience in OSP fiber-optic cable construction (aerial and underground).
- Proficient in using high-performance blowing and pulling systems (e.g., Plumettaz Super Jet, Condux Fiber Blower, GMP Pullers).
- Skilled in prepping fiber for splicing (mid-span access, slack storage, labeling, etc.).
- Strong working knowledge of confined space protocols and data center procedures.
- Demonstrated leadership in managing fiber crews and meeting field production goals.
- Ability to interpret fiber routes, construction documents, and engineering prints.
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
- Must pass drug screening; willingness to travel as needed.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook).
- Strong communication, organization, and field decision-making skills.
- Adhere to OSHA standards, company policies, and IBEW safety regulations.
- Maintain a clean, safe jobsite and follow all handling and PPE protocols for fiber-optic equipment.
- Ensure proper documentation of splicing, testing, and cable routing in compliance with customer standards.
- Work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions.
- Must be able to stand 8–10 hours per day and lift/carry up to 50 lbs.
- Perform tasks during both daytime and occasional nighttime maintenance windows.
- Travel may be required depending on jobsite location and project demands.
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