Drop Splice Foreman

Deeply Digital, LLC is a communications, construction, and consulting company in Montrose, Colorado serving the entire western slope. Its sister company, Clearnetworx, provides ISP services to the surrounding region. Our entire team represents the company on the front lines, and all members work as a team to fulfill the needs of our customers. The Excavation Support person is a laborer who performs a variety of manual tasks outdoors in all weather conditions;

including digging, laying conduit, helping with machinery, etc. This is all done while working in a safe and effective manner.

Deeply Digital's outside plant focuses primarily on placing underground and aerial fiber for telecommunications. Its services include line, coaxial, and optical fiber cable placement, splicing, and home installation.

Our company is an equal employment opportunity employer. All staff must be insurable and bondable.

The purpose of this role is to contribute to the organization's success by performing assigned duties and responsibilities efficiently and effectively. The Drop Splice Foreman position involves collaborating with team members, adhering to company policies, and striving to achieve both individual and collective goals. The incumbent is expected to demonstrate professionalism, maintain a positive attitude, and continuously seek opportunities for personal and professional growth.

We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Drop Splice Foreman to join our team. The Fiber Drop Splicing Foreman is responsible for leading field crews and coordinating fiber drop splicing activities within an assigned service area. This role ensures that residential and commercial drops are spliced safely, accurately, and in accordance with company quality standards, network designs, and production expectations. The Foreman works alongside technicians in the field while directing daily activities across assigned zones.

This position is accountable for achieving daily and weekly production targets, inspecting completed work, troubleshooting network and splicing issues, and ensuring that required documentation is accurate and submitted on time. The Foreman also serves as a technical resource and mentor for the team. This includes training new technicians, advancing the skills of experienced technicians, answering field questions, and reinforcing consistent splicing, testing, documentation, and safety practices.

This position will report to the Splice Lead.

• Lead the daily activities of fiber drop splicing technicians within assigned service areas and construction zones.
• Work in the field alongside assigned technicians to provide hands‑on leadership, technical support, and quality oversight.
• Assign work based on service‑area priorities, technician skill levels, available resources, and daily production requirements.
• Coordinate crews to ensure all assigned drops are completed within established customer and project timelines.
• Monitor production throughout the day and make adjustments when crews are falling behind schedule or encountering field obstacles.
• Maintain regular communication with technicians regarding work assignments, priorities, network conditions, and changes to the daily plan.
• Promote accountability, teamwork, professionalism, and consistent performance across the assigned crew.
• Escalate staffing, material, design, access, or network issues that may prevent the team from meeting production goals.

• Ensure the team meets required daily and weekly fiber drop splicing targets while maintaining company quality and safety standards.
• Track the number of drops assigned, attempted, completed, tested, failed, and carried over.
• Identify causes of incomplete work, repeat visits, failed tests, and production delays, and develop practical plans to resolve them.
• Balance production expectations with workmanship requirements to ensure output is not achieved at the expense of safety, network integrity, or customer experience.
• Verify that technicians have the tools, equipment, materials, assignments, and network information needed to complete their work efficiently.
• Communicate daily production status, outstanding work, and anticipated risks to management.
• Support scheduling and resource planning based on workload, service-area demands, and technician availability.

• Inspect completed drop splices to confirm they meet company specifications,…