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Construction Manager, Telecommunications

TAK Broadband · Mount Vernon, WA · 3 wk ago
On-siteManagement$90k–$135k/yrFull-time
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for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Use only sections that have real specific content. We need to parse the description. First, there is a description paragraph about TAK Broadband. That could be "About the role" or maybe "About the company". The instruction says use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we need to map content. We have: - Description: "TAK Broadband is a leading end-to-end U.S. fiber broadband network construction contractor operating in 42 states. It builds more than just networks; it connects communities to new valuable digital opportunities. TAK offers comprehensive service solutions, from construction to drops to fulfillment. TAK’s ecosystem of partners allows it to successfully complete every project starting from the first point of conception. This includes engineering teams, distributors, and more than 100 qualified construction crews with extensive experience across all ISP types and markets; over 300 experienced bury drop crews; and more than 700 professional technicians. We are seeking a Construction Manager to join our team in our Mount Vernon, WA. In this role you will lead and manage all aspects of utility construction for various types of telecom projects overseeing site planning, scheduling, budgeting and resource allocation." That's about the role/company. Could be "About the role". We'll put that in

About the role

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containing that paragraph. Then "Why TAK?" bullet list: Full Time (Mon-Fri from 7am-5pm with some evenings and weekends possible occasionally) Paid Weekly Compensation: $90K - $135K annually, DOE Full Benefits Package (Medical, Dental & Vision) Vacation: 80 hours accrued annually Sick Time Pay: Accrue 1 hour for every 30 hours worked Holidays: 6 paid holidays per calendar year 401(k) with Company Match! 25K Company Paid Life Insurance Independent Work & Team Collaboration Career Development & Advancement Opportunities! We need to separate Pay, Benefits, Schedule sections if they have specific content. Pay: "$90K - $135K annually, DOE". That's specific. So we can have

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$90K - $135K annually, DOE

. Benefits: list includes Full Benefits Package (Medical, Dental & Vision), Vacation: 80 hours accrued annually, Sick Time Pay: Accrue 1 hour for every 30 hours worked, Holidays: 6 paid holidays per calendar year, 401(k) with Company Match!, 25K Company Paid Life Insurance, Independent Work & Team Collaboration, Career Development & Advancement Opportunities! Also maybe Paid Weekly? That's more about pay frequency but could be part of Pay? But we already have Pay. Paid Weekly could be under Pay or Benefits? It's compensation frequency. Could be part of Pay but we can include in Pay section as note. However we need to avoid filler. We'll include Paid Weekly in Pay section maybe. Schedule: "Full Time (Mon-Fri from 7am-5pm with some evenings and weekends possible occasionally)". Also later "Work a flexible schedule with varied hours; some evenings and weekends as needed". So schedule specifics: Full Time Mon-Fri 7am-5pm with occasional evenings/weekends; flexible schedule with varied hours; some evenings and weekends as needed. We'll put that in Schedule section. Now Responsibilities: The "The Role" bullet list after "Why TAK?" Actually after "Why TAK?" there is "The Role" then list of responsibilities. Let's extract: The Role Oversee site planning, scheduling, budgeting and resource allocation Responsible for administration, training, and development of all field personnel, including hiring, mentoring, evaluating, and performance improvement Represent a clear understanding of fiber design, splicing matrix sheets and documentation requirements and communicate that understanding effectively daily Manage contract resources as necessary to supplement project needs Manage and coordinate outside plant (OSP) construction/fiber splicing using both in-house and contract resources to accomplish assigned projects Coordinate field survey of existing or proposed outside plant installations including aerial and underground network facilities and associated infrastructure Lead and model effective troubleshooting systems as necessary in the restoration of plant issues Responsible for meeting QC standards as well as budgetary requirements Ensure system compliance to NCTA, FCC regulations and IQ Fiber’s minimum operating specifications Manage relationships with external contractors, vendors and suppliers, ensure alignment with project requirements and company standards Prepare and maintain accurate project documentation, including progress reports, construction drawings, fiber as-builts, fiber workbooks, test docs, and change orders Communicate effectively with project stakeholders, provide regular updates on project status, milestones and budgetary considerations Serve as on-call management and respond to end-to-end OSP needs in the event of a service impairment or outage Work a flexible schedule with varied hours; some evenings and weekends as needed Other duties as assigned That's responsibilities. Now Requirements: after "Requirements" heading we have list: 5+ years of experience in a hybrid (coax/fiber) telecommunications construction environment required Advanced knowledge in underground and aerial telecom construction techniques Ability to use and understand splicing technology such as OTDRs, VFL, OLTS and Fusion Splice Strong organizational and project management skills Proficient knowledge of optical networks Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, primarily Excel, Word and Outlook Ability to travel (up to +/- 50%) as needed, some overnight stays may be necessary Ability to work outside of business hours as needed; overtime, holidays, evenings, weekends, emergency schedules for natural disasters and network outages etc., in all seasons Ability to handle unexcepted emergencies, having company communication equipment available Strong ability to complete tasks with small components, identify colors, strong depth perception with good hand-eye coordination Ability to complete work indoors, outdoors, in tight spaces and elevated by bending, reaching, twisting, climbing, sitting, and working while standing up to 70% of the time as needed Ability to safely work and navigate various terrains and job sites Embrace the challenge of coaching and mentoring your team Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills Professional demeanor Must provide a valid government-issued photo ID for verification; a driver’s license is required if the role involves driving Will need to pass a DOT physical and/or already possess a Federal Medical (FedMed) card Passing of all pre-employment requirements (MVR, Background Check, Drug Screen) We need to decide which sections: Requirements, Qualifications, Skills. The instruction says use headings for Requirements, Qualifications, Skills. We have a list that includes experience, knowledge, abilities, etc. Could split: Requirements (experience, certifications, travel, physical), Qualifications (education? none), Skills (technical, soft). But we must not create sections with filler. We have no explicit qualifications like degree. So maybe we just use Requirements and Skills. Or we could treat the list as Requirements and then Skills separate for abilities like communication, organizational, etc. But we need to avoid thin sections. Let's think: The list includes both hard requirements and skills. Could combine into Requirements section only, and not create Qualifications or Skills if they'd be thin. However we have distinct skill items: Strong organizational and project management skills, Proficient knowledge of optical networks, Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills, Professional demeanor, Embrace challenge of coaching and mentoring, etc. Those could be Skills. But we also have many other items like experience, travel, physical ability, etc. Those are requirements. Thus we can have:

Requirements

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    containing items like experience, travel, physical, certifications, etc.

    Skills

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      containing organizational, project management, optical networks, MS Office, communication, coaching/mentoring, etc. We should not create Qualifications if no specific qualifications like degree. Now Benefits: we have list as earlier. Pay: we have. Schedule: we have. Now we need to output only HTML fragment, no extra text. Let's craft. We'll start with

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      Check for any duplicated lines: Ensure we don't repeat. Now extract each item precisely. About the role paragraph: combine the two sentences: "TAK Broadband is a leading end-to-end U.S. fiber broadband network construction contractor operating in 42 states. It builds more than just networks; it connects communities to new valuable digital opportunities. TAK offers comprehensive service solutions, from construction to drops to fulfillment. TAK’s ecosystem of partners allows it to successfully complete every project starting from the first point of conception. This includes engineering teams, distributors, and more than 100 qualified construction crews with extensive experience across all ISP types and markets; over 300 experienced bury drop crews; and more than 700 professional technicians. We are seeking a Construction Manager to join our team in our Mount Vernon, WA. In this role you will lead and manage all aspects of utility construction for various types of telecom projects overseeing site planning, scheduling, budgeting and resource allocation." We'll keep as one paragraph. Responsibilities list items (as above). Ensure we don't include "Other duties as assigned" maybe include but it's generic; but it's part of responsibilities. It's okay. Now Requirements list items: need to filter out any that are too vague? All seem specific. Let's list: - 5+ years of experience in a hybrid (coax/fiber) telecommunications construction environment required - Advanced knowledge in underground and aerial telecom construction techniques - Ability to use and understand splicing technology such as OTDRs, VFL, OLTS and Fusion Splice - Strong organizational and project management skills (maybe move to Skills) - Proficient knowledge of optical networks (maybe Skills) - Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, primarily Excel, Word and Outlook (Skills) - Ability to travel (up to +/- 50%) as needed, some overnight stays may be necessary - Ability to work outside of business hours as needed; overtime, holidays, evenings, weekends, emergency schedules for natural disasters and network outages etc., in all seasons - Ability to handle unexcepted emergencies, having company communication equipment available - Strong ability to complete tasks with small components, identify colors, strong depth perception with good hand-eye coordination - Ability to complete work indoors, outdoors, in tight spaces and elevated by bending, reaching, twisting, climbing, sitting, and working while standing up to 70% of the time as needed - Ability to safely work and navigate various terrains and job sites - Embrace the challenge of coaching and mentoring your team (maybe Skills) - Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills (Skills) - Professional demeanor (Skills) - Must provide a valid government-issued photo ID for verification; a driver’s license is required if the role involves driving - Will need to pass a DOT physical and/or already possess a Federal Medical (FedMed) card - Passing of all pre-employment requirements (MVR, Background Check, Drug Screen) We need to split: Requirements: experience, travel, ability to work outside hours, handle emergencies, physical abilities, safety, ID, DOT physical, pre-employment. Also maybe advanced knowledge, splicing technology, etc

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