Civil Foreman

Overview

Lead a crew of civil technicians in wireless construction, handling equipment, plans, and safety.

Key Responsibilities

• crew hiring
• blueprint review
• schedule management
• performance reporting
• crew leadership
• equipment maintenance

Tasks

-Hire, train, and support new crew members; -Interpret construction drawings/blueprints, and job orders as needed; -Ensure the job is completed on time and within the budget; -Record all crew performance and perform daily/weekly reports. -Leading a crew of 3-4 civil technicians; -Ensure that construction equipment is correctly operated and maintained;

Requirements

• civil foreman
• driver's license
• electrical codes
• heavy machinery
• electrical license
• travel

What You Bring

-At least 1 year of Civil Foreman or similar roles experience; -A valid, unrestricted Driver’s License; -Ability to travel for work to different job sites within the region; -Good understanding of basic electrical codes/standards in the wireless industry; -At least 2-5 years of Civil Construction experience; -Ability to interpret and understand the scope of work for Civil/Electrical projects; -Experience in concrete work, driving heavy machinery like excavators, loaders, etc. -Understand and adhere to all digging laws, overall team captain; -Electrical license/certifications are a plus.

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Benefits

-Per diem for meals, paid hotels while traveling; -Hourly payment: $48. -Career advancement opportunities; -Long-term employment; -Competitive payment

About Utilities One Group

-Born from a vision to unify fragmented utility services into a single powerhouse addressing power, water, telecom, wireless and renewable needs. -the group has grown steadily since its founding. -Delivers major projects: from grid upgrades and EV‑charging networks to fiber deployment (FTTH/FTTX) and large‑scale water‑pipeline builds. -Specializes across sectors: power delivery, wireless/5G infrastructure, fiber wireline, renewable energy systems, water utilities, oil & gas, data‑center infrastructure. -Known for full‑stack capabilities: engineering, construction, tech deployment, consulting and end‑to‑end services. -Stands out by combining traditional utility expertise with emerging tech—like battery storage, smart grid, small‑cell wireless and storm‑restoration crews. -Operates multiple divisions (Power, Wireline, Wireless, Renewable, Water, Fulfillment, Oil & Gas) to tackle complex, interdisciplinary infrastructure challenges nationwide.

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