Position Overview 

 

The OSP Maintenance Manager is tasked with managing maintenance of the fiber optic network assets within Texas. The OSP Maintenance Manager will be responsible for estimating and controlling all expense projects, supervising the Fiber Maintenance Technicians related to the maintenance of conduit, fiber optic cable and related equipment. Training subordinates on the proper use of our internal workflow system, as well as insuring proper “redlines” for both OSP Construction & Splicing is mandatory. “Trouble Management” reporting, emergency restoration / disaster recovery and general contractor and other vendor related duties are required.  The OSP Maintenance Manager will serve as the single point of contact for all OSP Maintenance activities across Texas. This includes responding to and managing all outages; coordinating resources to ensure FiberLight’s assets are restored safely, efficiently and effectively.

 

 

Essential Job Functions

Manage and maintain fiber network to achieve company and customer satisfactionSupervise activities of all subordinates, develop their work schedules and trainingExperience in managing groups in remote areasAssist marketing, sales, business, and engineering by providing technical guidanceBudget & expense management, cost estimating, Trouble Management trackingProvide back-office support by utilizing 3GIS / FMS to pinpoint outages based on ISP, NOC, or Customer-provided OTDR readings

 

Requirements 

10 years of Telecom OSP Construction ManagementStrong interpersonal, organizational and communication skills with experience managing internal & external resourcesFiber Splicing: testing & isolationProficient w/PCs, Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel, Project, etc)Current valid driver’s licenseTravel throughout Texas 

 

Other Skills/Abilities

Ability to understand mapping programs and key identifiers in a fiber optic network, read and utilize GPS units and record network positioning.Strong negotiations skills as we continue to streamline our OSP vendor list.Knowledge of “Call Before You Dig” rules and regulations as they apply to a network utility provider.Knowledge of OSHA safety rules and regulations as they apply to locating and providing repair and maintenance within a fiber optic network.

 

Physical Requirements

Must be able to sit, stand, walk, kneel and reach.Must be able to speak, write, read, and understand English.Must have visual acuity.Must be able to lift 0-25 pounds.