Lead Telecom Civil Foreman & Heavy Equipment Operator

Meridian Blue Construction; Lakeville (MN); On-site; USD 37,195 - 46,838; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Safety Equipment/Gear Provided

Nightly Per Diem

Drive Time Paid

Hotels Paid

Medical/Dental

HSA w/ Company Contribution

401k w/ match

Paid Training/Holidays

Paid Long/Short Disability

Paid Life Insurance

$25 monthly Lifestyle Benefit

Performance Bonuses

Access to Pro Sports Tickets

Ride in Brand New GMC Sierra 3500s

Job summary

A telecommunications construction company based in Lakeville, Minnesota, is looking for an experienced Civil Foreman to lead a wireless telecom construction team. The role requires 5-7 years of field supervision experience in the wireless telecom civil division, a CDL Class A Driver's License, and the ability to operate heavy equipment. Key responsibilities include managing crews, reading engineering drawings, and ensuring safety and quality on site. Competitive pay and full-time benefits offered after 60 days.

Qualifications

• 5-7 years of wireless telecom civil division field supervision.
• CDL Class A Driver's License is required.
• Experience with electrical components is essential.
• Ability to lead and manage a construction team effectively.

Responsibilities

• Lead wireless telecom construction teams on site.
• Safely operate heavy equipment for civil construction.
• Read and redline engineering drawings.
• Install Radio Equipment, power systems, and batteries.

Skills

Leadership

Attention to detail

Organizational skills

Ability to operate excavation equipment

Communication skills

Math skills

Education

CDL Class A Driver’s License

5-7 years of wireless telecom civil division field supervision

Job description

A telecommunications construction company based in Lakeville, Minnesota, is looking for an experienced Civil Foreman to lead a wireless telecom construction team. The role requires 5-7 years of field supervision experience in the wireless telecom civil division, a CDL Class A Driver's License, and the ability to operate heavy equipment. Key responsibilities include managing crews, reading engineering drawings, and ensuring safety and quality on site. Competitive pay and full-time benefits offered after 60 days.