In-Building RF & DAS Foreman

Pierson Wireless Corp.; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Medical, Vision, Dental insurance – 80

401(k) Retirement Savings with Company

Paid Vacation & Holidays

Travel/Field stipend

Job summary

Pierson Wireless Corp. seeks a Low Voltage Foreman to lead on-site teams installing and commissioning In‑Building DAS, BDA, DRAN, and rooftop small cell systems. You will manage field crews, coordinate with customers, and ensure installation quality and safety.

Candidates should have experience with RF testing devices, fiber and coax cabling, and knowledge of major US carrier standards. Travel may be required; competitive benefits are offered.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED or 3–5 years related experience.
• OSHA 10 hour certification is required; OSHA 30 hour is preferred.
• Valid driver’s license is required.
• 3–5 years of low voltage cable installation experience is preferred.
• Fiber optic fusion splicing experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Detail-oriented and results-driven; manage RF and optical distribution of RF signals.
• Lead on-site teams including subcontractors and internal field teams.
• Ensure installation standards and proper material readiness.
• Coordinate installations with customers and maintain timelines.
• Review time logs and site documentation; ensure safety compliance.

Skills

RF distribution

Coax & fiber install

RF testing tools

Team leadership

Education

High school diploma or GED

OSHA 10 hour certified

OSHA 30 hour certified (preferred)

Valid driver’s license

Tools

PIM

Sweep

BTS Master

Fiber fusion splicing

Job description

Pierson Wireless Corp. seeks a Low Voltage Foreman to lead on-site teams installing and commissioning In‑Building DAS, BDA, DRAN, and rooftop small cell systems. You will manage field crews, coordinate with customers, and ensure installation quality and safety.

Candidates should have experience with RF testing devices, fiber and coax cabling, and knowledge of major US carrier standards. Travel may be required; competitive benefits are offered.