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National Technologies (NTI), a Network Connex Company, is seeking a Senior Construction Manager to lead field execution on large, complex fiber optic and data center projects. You will drive safety, quality, and on-time delivery while coordinating across multiple crews and shifts.
Responsibilities include overseeing Construction Managers, validating staffing and escalation practices, coordinating handoffs between installation, splicing, testing, and closeout, and developing field leadership for
National Technologies (NTI), a Network Connex Company, is a premier turnkey installer of fiber optic and data center infrastructure. Working on our team puts you on the leading edge of innovation in the digital communications space. If being a part of a tight-knit organization that operates in some of the most advanced technology environments around the world sounds like a dream job, NTI might be the right fit for you! With the perks of a large organization, NTI remains true to its roots as a home-grown company with an open door culture that welcomes new ideas and encourages professional growth. We set you on the right path with careful onboarding and thorough training programs that prepare you for success in your role and beyond.
The Senior Construction Manager is accountable for the coordinated field execution of large, complex, or multiple National Fiber Team projects or work areas. This role provides senior-level oversight to Construction Managers and field leadership to deliver safe, high-quality work on schedule and within approved budgets, in accordance with customer specifications, NTI standards, and contractual requirements. The Senior Construction Manager translates operational priorities into executable field plans, resolves cross-team constraints, validates forecasts and performance, develops Construction Managers, and serves as an escalation point for field execution. Project Managers retain responsibility for contractual and commercial project administration, while Operations leadership retain division-level resource and policy authority.