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Velox is seeking an experienced Field Supervisor to oversee telecom utility construction activities in the field. You will direct subcontractor and in-house crews to ensure work is completed safely, on schedule, and in accordance with project specs and Velox standards.
The role requires strong knowledge of aerial and underground OSP construction, crew productivity, and ownership of safety, quality, and field execution from start to finish. Travel regionally may be required.
Velox is seeking an experienced Field Supervisor to oversee the day-to-day execution of telecom utility construction activities in the field. This role directs subcontractor and in-house crews and is responsible for ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, on schedule, and in accordance with project specifications and Velox standards.
The ideal candidate brings strong knowledge of aerial and underground OSP construction, knows how to keep crews productive and work moving, and takes ownership of safety, quality, and field execution from start to finish.
This is a field-based position requiring regular work outdoors and on active construction sites in varying weather conditions. The role requires the ability to stand and walk for extended periods, navigate uneven terrain, climb as needed, work around construction equipment and in elevated or confined environments, and lift up to 75 pounds.
At Velox, great people are the foundation of our team. We approach our work with integrity, mutual respect, and a commitment to building lasting partnerships with our customers and coworkers.
Our team is expected to demonstrate the values that define The Velox Way: Safety, Integrity, Expertise, Efficiency, Consistency, and Personability.
Field Supervisors are also expected to model the Velox Leadership Standards by taking ownership of outcomes, communicating openly, following through on commitments, protecting our people and the company, developing others, and holding themselves and their crews accountable for results.