OSO COMMUNICATIONS INC
Benefits
Competitive salary
Training & development
OSP Supervisor
Summary The OSP Supervisor manages field operations for outside plant construction and maintenance, ensuring safety, quality, and timely delivery. This role oversees crews, coordinates projects, enforces compliance, and serves as the primary link between field teams, contractors, and project management.
Responsibilities
Supervision: Direct daily work of in-house and subcontracted crews (trenching, boring, cable placement, splicing, restoration).
Coordination: Plan, schedule, and assign activities to meet project goals.
Quality & Safety: Inspect sites for compliance with engineering standards and enforce OSHA, NEC, and NESC protocols.
Reporting: Maintain progress logs, material records, and time sheets.
Communication: Provide updates between crews, engineers, and project managers.
Compliance: Ensure adherence to permits, right-of-way, and environmental regulations.
Training: Mentor new team members on procedures, safety, and technical standards.
Qualifications
Education: High school diploma required; associate/bachelor’s in construction management or telecommunications preferred.
Experience Preferred: 3–5+ years in OSP construction/utility/telecom operations; 1–2 years supervisory experience.
Skills
Fiber/copper installation methods
Reading OSP prints, schematics, and as-builts
Underground/aerial construction techniques
Project tracking and reporting software
Certifications (preferred): OSHA 10/30, First Aid/CPR, NCTI or FOA Fiber Optic Certification
Competencies
Leadership and decision-making
Clear communication and coordination
Detail orientation and quality focus
Outdoor work readiness and multi-site management
Problem-solving and adaptability
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Competitive salary
Training & development
OSP Supervisor
Summary The OSP Supervisor manages field operations for outside plant construction and maintenance, ensuring safety, quality, and timely delivery. This role oversees crews, coordinates projects, enforces compliance, and serves as the primary link between field teams, contractors, and project management.
Responsibilities
Supervision: Direct daily work of in-house and subcontracted crews (trenching, boring, cable placement, splicing, restoration).
Coordination: Plan, schedule, and assign activities to meet project goals.
Quality & Safety: Inspect sites for compliance with engineering standards and enforce OSHA, NEC, and NESC protocols.
Reporting: Maintain progress logs, material records, and time sheets.
Communication: Provide updates between crews, engineers, and project managers.
Compliance: Ensure adherence to permits, right-of-way, and environmental regulations.
Training: Mentor new team members on procedures, safety, and technical standards.
Qualifications
Education: High school diploma required; associate/bachelor’s in construction management or telecommunications preferred.
Experience Preferred: 3–5+ years in OSP construction/utility/telecom operations; 1–2 years supervisory experience.
Skills
Fiber/copper installation methods
Reading OSP prints, schematics, and as-builts
Underground/aerial construction techniques
Project tracking and reporting software
Certifications (preferred): OSHA 10/30, First Aid/CPR, NCTI or FOA Fiber Optic Certification
Competencies
Leadership and decision-making
Clear communication and coordination
Detail orientation and quality focus
Outdoor work readiness and multi-site management
Problem-solving and adaptability
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