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ARBEIT INFOTECH INC. is seeking an Implementation Manager – Site Survey based in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. The role oversees a small team conducting site surveys for telecom network rollout (RAN and transport), with frequent field visits and office planning.
The ideal candidate has a degree in engineering and 5+ years in telecom implementation or site surveys, plus 2+ years leading teams. Travel within CDO area is required and safety adherence is essential.
Location: Cagayan de Oro (CDO), Philippines
Department: MOAI NEO / Field Implementation
Job Level: Mid-level Manager
The Implementation Manager – Site Survey is responsible for planning, leading, and controlling all site survey activities supporting telecom network rollout (RAN and transport) in Cagayan de Oro and nearby areas. This role manages a small team of survey and implementation engineers/technicians, ensuring that each site is assessed accurately and efficiently to enable high-quality design, installation, and integration of radio and transmission infrastructure.
The role is primarily field-based, with frequent daily visits to customer and candidate sites across CDO and surrounding municipalities, combined with office-based planning, reporting, and coordination with project stakeholders.
Plan and schedule site surveys for radio and transmission sites based on rollout plans, customer priorities, and project milestones.
Review site survey requests and technical requirements (RAN, transport, power, civil works, access, etc.) and allocate resources appropriately.
Lead and supervise on-site survey activities, ensuring standard methodologies and safety procedures are followed.
Validate site candidates for suitability (structural integrity, accessibility, power availability, environmental conditions, regulatory constraints).
Ensure accurate capture of site survey data: measurements, photos, drawings, line-of-sight assessments, equipment placements, and risk/constraint identification.
Coordinate with design and planning teams to clarify requirements and resolve issues that affect site selection and solution design.
Lead a small team of survey/implementation engineers and technicians; define objectives, assign work, and monitor performance.
Provide coaching, guidance, and on‑job support to ensure consistent survey quality and adherence to standards.
Ensure the team is properly equipped (tools, PPE, measurement instruments, devices, vehicles) and trained to perform field work safely and efficiently.
Promote a culture of safety, quality, accountability, and continuous improvement within the team.
Ensure site survey outputs (reports, drawings, forms, photos) meet Ericsson and customer quality standards and are delivered on time.
Review and approve site survey reports before submission to design, project management, and customer stakeholders.
Ensure all survey documentation is properly stored and updated in the designated tools and repositories.
Secure compliance with local regulations, landlord requirements, customer policies, and Ericsson health, safety, and environment (HSE) standards during survey activities.
Conduct root-cause analysis and implement corrective actions for survey-related defects, rework, or escalations.
Work closely with project managers, implementation leads, design/planning teams, and customer representatives to align on survey scope, timelines, and expectations.
Participate in internal and customer meetings to present survey status, risks, and recommendations.
Coordinate with landlords, building administrators, and local authorities for site access, permits, and other prerequisites.
Communicate proactively regarding site issues (e.g., access constraints, structural limitations, power shortfalls) and propose alternative solutions or mitigation plans.
Monitor survey productivity, cycle time, and right-first-time performance; implement actions to improve efficiency.
Identify opportunities to standardize survey templates, checklists, and reporting formats.
Contribute to the improvement of implementation and survey processes, tools, and ways of working.
Support safety campaigns, audits, and inspections; ensure timely closure of findings relevant to site survey operations.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (preferably Electronics, Electrical, Communications, or Civil), Information Technology, or a related technical field. Equivalent experience may be considered.
Solid experience (typically 5+ years) in telecom implementation, field engineering, or site survey roles, preferably focused on RAN and/or transport networks.
Minimum 2+ years of experience leading small field teams or acting as a lead engineer/foreman in implementation projects.
Strong understanding of mobile network sites (macro/micro/indoor), transmission (microwave, fiber), power systems, and basic civil/structural considerations.
Experience working with telecom operators or network vendors is an advantage.
Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel frequently within CDO and nearby areas.
Strong planning and coordination skills with the ability to manage multiple surveys across different sites and timelines.
Practical field skills: site measurements, LOS checks, equipment layout, rooftop and tower access, and basic structural assessment.
Good understanding of safety requirements for field work (working at heights, electrical safety, construction sites, hazards identification).
Proficiency in using survey tools and applications (measurement instruments, GPS, mapping tools, mobile apps, MS Office, and basic CAD/drawing tools is a plus).
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to make sound decisions on site feasibility and solution options.
Good communication skills in English and Filipino; able to prepare clear survey reports and communicate with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Leadership capabilities: ability to motivate and manage a small team, delegate tasks, provide feedback, and develop talent.
Customer‑focused mindset with a strong commitment to quality, safety, and on‑time delivery.
Role is based in Cagayan de Oro (CDO), Philippines, with primary coverage of CDO and surrounding areas.
Primarily field‑based with frequent daily site visits; occasional extended hours and weekend work may be required depending on project needs.
Regular exposure to outdoor environments, rooftops, towers, and construction sites; strict adherence to safety policies and use of PPE is mandatory.
Combination of on‑site work and office‑based tasks (planning, reporting, coordination, meetings).