DAS Construction Manager

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• Conduct site surveys and bid walks. This will include but is not limited to furnishing detailed site floor plans, photos, scope documents and any required RF Field surveys as needed.
• Perform pre‑construction walks to determine feasibility of constructing the DAS/small cell in accordance with the dictates of the design.
• Assist in the identification and qualification of the various subcontractors required for the project including all site and building trades.
• Ability to interface with routers, switches and DAS controllers using a PC is essential.
• Monitor and ensure performance and quality workmanship of contractors as well as internal employees.
• Work closely with the contractor, and addition to the general requirements listed above.
• It is vital for the continued success of the MI/IL/WI Market that the roles and responsibilities are clearly defined. Below are market specific roles and responsibilities required of the Market CM for ongoing success.
• Support and time management of FE/Installer in market.
• Daily task assignment of the FE is the responsibility of the market CM.
• In parallel with this, the implementation manager should be given a weekly schedule for the FE. This is due to the implementation manager by EOD Thursdays for the following week. If mid‑week changes are required, an email to the implementation manager and PM are required.
• Daily support should be given to the installation staff in market. This includes training of said personnel on best installation practices as well as the general flow of any given project: scoping walk, vendor selection, material procurement, installation, integration, commissioning, RF opto., closeout requirements.
• Daily site status update submission to the Market PM: an inclusive report - current site status, work to be completed in the upcoming week, forecasted dates for milestones.
• Daily site visits – all projects in active stages of construction should be physically visited by the Market CM several times per week. It is vital that this visit takes place. As a CM, your personal update on the site should never be more than several days old. It is also highly recommended that photos are taken each time you visit a site with all construction progress that is not already documented via photo on your last visit.
• Conference calls – it is vital that you are present and accounted for on all conference calls that have bearing on sites currently in your queue. As a CM, all your site updates should be communicated to the Market PM prior to any scheduled conference call in a timely manner to allow them to assess the update. It is also vital that you are on said calls if the customer raises any question that was not covered in the update to the Market PM.
• Bid report workups – the workups should be a single point of reference for the entire project from a proposal perspective. It is vital that every tab is completed with all of the information available. This includes but is not limited to RFDS, IBWave design, design BOM, vendor BOM (it is not sufficient to have a material price without the supporting materials list from the vendor), SOW bid walk notes.
  
  (These should be the walk notes either provided by AT&T for bid purposes or created by the CM). The vendor's SOW belongs in the tab with their quote.
• Driver tab should be filled out in its entirety. Integration and commissioning drivers can be provided by the design team (Pavan). – ENG Workup Tab

• Safety is a part of your day‑to‑day.
• You have a track record of completing work with a high level of quality.
• You have a knack for figuring out hard problems and enjoy a hands‑on approach to your work.
• You are looking for long‑term projects.
• You enjoy getting your hands dirty with your team.
• You have a Bachelor’s Degree, preferably in Construction Management.
• You have 3‑5 years of experience managing telecom construction projects.
• You have knowledge of the telecom construction industry, including coax splicing, fiber splicing, directional drilling, map…