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Fiber Network Services Inc. seeks an experienced Companywide Safety Manager to build, monitor, and enforce safety programs for fiber optic and utility projects across multiple states.
The role covers field operations, including aerial and underground installations, with a strict zero-harm culture and regulatory compliance. The ideal candidate has 5+ years in construction safety management, deep OSHA/MUTCD/DOT knowledge, and holds OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification plus trainer/competent
Fiber Network Services is a communications contractor offering a full range of fiber optic and cable network services. Servicing Cox Communications, Comcast Cable, Segra and Suddenlink in the States of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and in Washington D.C., we are a trusted resource for cabling and maintaining high-speed internet connectivity via fiber optic and coaxial systems.
FNS is looking to hire an experienced Companywide Safety Manager. The Safety Manager is responsible for building, monitoring, and enforcing comprehensive safety programs specifically tailored to utility and fiber optic network infrastructure projects. This role oversees safety programs and enforcement in field operations including Aerial (strand, lash, bucket trucks) and Underground (horizontal directional drilling, trenching, plowing, missile boring) installations. The ideal candidate will promote a strict culture of zero-harm compliance, managing dynamic risks in public rights-of-way, heavy machinery operations, and confined spaces while maintaining compliance with OSHA, DOT, and local municipality guidelines.
This position splits time between an administrative office environment and active outdoor field construction sites. Field exposure involve proximity to heavy machinery (directional drills, excavators), active vehicular traffic lanes, heights, and open excavations. Regular regional travel up to 50-75% may be expected based on project geographical distribution.