Data Center Foreman - Cabling

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Job Summary A Data Center Cabling Lead Technician/Foreman will take responsibility for the installation of connectivity solutions. A Lead Tech can be assigned to a single project or multiple projects, depending on size and complexity.

Requirements Summary

Minimum of 5 years’ data cabling experience BICSI Certificates – Install I or Installer II (preferred) Must have the ability to install, terminate & test low voltage cables & fiber optical cables.

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A Data Center Cabling Lead Technician/Foreman will take responsibility for the installation of connectivity solutions. A Lead Tech can be assigned to a single project or multiple projects, depending on size and complexity. The Lead Tech must motivate work crews, develop intimate customer relationships, and ensure a timely, high-quality installation that meets specific customer requirements.

Responsibilities

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→Follow safe work practices adhering to AFL and client work site policies. Safety is AFL’s number one Core Value
→Promotes company Core Values
→Installation of low-voltage cabling systems including all aspects of the installation process:

→Ability to understand complex wiring diagrams and installation instructions
→Ability to terminate common types of fiber optic fittings (SC, ST, LC, etc.) efficiently and to industry, manufacturer, and AFL standards
→Ability to efficiently terminate copper cabling to industry, manufacturer, and AFL standards
→Ability to testing requirements for the different categories of copper media (Category 5e, Category 6 etc.).
→Reads and interprets all floor plans, drawings, specifications, and cut sheets
→Properly sets up a variety of testers
→Performs system testing and troubleshooting as required
→Terminate, label, test and troubleshoot low voltage cabling installations

→Lead teams of 3-5 Technicians and Installers to complete project tasks
→Train technicians and installers to complete all the tasks and responsibilities of their positions
→Assist in developing technicians to complete all the tasks and responsibilities of a Lead Technician
→Oversee and lead job site organization and basic housekeeping maintenance
→Maintain a professional appearance and demeanor
→Maintain satisfactory compliance with customer security requirements
→Excel in technical tasks such as testing and troubleshooting
→Ability to complete mission critical buildouts, rack construction (In-Row and Out-of-Row), ladder rack installation, wire management, grounding, etc.
→Ability to configure and set-up test equipment to perform all required tests on each category of copper media using a variety of manufacturer test equipment

→Ability to configure, operate and analyze test data from Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDR)
→Ability to maintain a calm and collected demeanor in difficult and stressful situations
→Ability to motivate work crews
→Perform a project walk-through at or before the start of the installation with the Project Manager. Identify and resolve any areas of concern or uncertainty.
→May act as a single point of contact to the customer during the installation for any installation related issue or concern (i.e., change orders)
→Assign crew leader(s) as needed to properly manage assigned projects
→Inform Project Manager on a weekly basis on project progress, problems, milestones, and any other pertinent aspects of the installation
→Ensure that the installation conforms to industry standards, applicable codes, and the project Scope of Work
→Manage sub-contractors as necessary to ensure conformance to timelines, AFL work policies and performance standards
→Download and archive test results
→Maintain a neat and orderly worksite
→Understands, adheres to, and promotes the Environmental, Health & Safety policies of AFL Telecom
→Attend classes and training sessions, as requested by AFL management, to obtain and maintain vendor certifications
→Other duties as assigned by Manager
→Full working knowledge of Microsoft Office

Analytical Thinking – Exceptional ability to analyze data and utilize it to make sound decision
Conflict Management and Resolution Skills – Build consensus, anticipate, and solve problems
Results focused – Ability to organize and manage multiple, and at time competing priorities
Communication Skills – Read, write, and understand the English language. Demonstrate communication skills, both verbal and nonverbal, to help facilitate the sharing of information between people within the company and our clients.
Relationship building skills – ability to work within a dynamic team setting and provide role model leadership to AFL workforce

Requirements

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Minimum of 5 years’ data cabling experience
BICSI Certificates – Install I or Installer II (preferred)
Must have the ability to install, terminate & test low voltage cables & fiber optical cables. Strong understanding of low voltage infrastructure and related services
Ability to understand complex wiring diagrams and installation instructions.
Ability to pass pre-employment screening
Valid Driver’s License
Finger & wrist dexterity & hand/eye coordination
Ability to work from heights such as man lifts, scissor lifts & roof tops utilizing proper fall protection
Ability to use small hand tools
Ability to use power tools
Climbing of stairs and ladders
Ability to walk, stand, bend, lift up to 50 lbs., and drive a vehicle

ISP/OSP environments
Ability to accept periodic assignments that involve travel away from immediate district office area based on client needs, business needs and project scope
Exposure to noisy conditions
Ability to work nights and weekends on a rotational basis.
Must be able to work in the United States