Fiber Optic Foreman - OR

Glass Roots Construction, LLC•Portland, OR

7d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for a skilled Fiber Optic Foreman local to the Portland, OR area. This position represents an opportunity to join an elite team, manage high-stakes underground and aerial projects, and grow alongside GRC. If you are a leader who isn't afraid to get your hands dirty while managing complex logistics, we want to talk to you.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
A valid Driver’s License with a clean driving record.
Proven experience leading field crews in telecommunications or underground utility construction.
Proficiency in reading blueprints and operating fiber blowing/pulling equipment.
Ability to travel 75% of the time and remain on-call for emergency repairs.

Nice To Haves

Vocational training or an associate degree in Telecommunications or Electronics.
Advanced experience in fiber splicing and network troubleshooting.
Strong proficiency in Google Suite (Sheets), Google Maps, and Google Earth.
Exceptional leadership skills with a focus on "leading from the front."
CDL (Class A)
CDL preferred given the equipment.

Responsibilities

Lead underground and aerial crews in blowing fiber, pulling innerduct conduits, and installing cabling.
Manage daily assignments and path planning.
Operate, maintain, and train crews on specialized machinery including Super Jets, Micro Jets, capstan wheels, air compressors, and hydraulic reel trailers.
Interpret construction plans/blueprints to ensure projects meet precise specifications and safety standards.
Direct traffic per DOT guidelines.
Oversee health and safety programs to ensure 100% compliance with state, local, DOT, and OSHA requirements.
Maintain accurate records of production, materials, and job progress.
Provide detailed forecasts and updates via Vero’s proprietary project management platform.
Perform utility locates, route drives, and provide 24/7 emergency response support for network repairs.
Act as the primary field contact for clients, permitting agencies, and DOT/OSHA inspectors.