Traveling Foreman

Responsibilities:

• Lead, coach, and supervise onsite technicians, subcontractors, and regional labor
• Direct day-to-day activities, monitor progress, and ensure projects are completed according to scope, documentation and customer specifications
• Conduct on-site surveys, verify readiness, and resolve real-time issues with professionalism and urgency
• Install and validate structured cabling, network switches, access points, sensors, POS hardware, low-voltage devices, and related IT systems
• Ensure all equipment is properly mounted, labeled, connected, and communicating on customer networks
• Capture required photos, documentation, test results, and as-built updates
• Enforce all safety protocols and customer-specific site rules
• Identify risks, scope gaps, or conflicting information and escalate appropriately
• Maintain a consistent standard of quality across all job sites and regions
• Serve as the onsite liaison between Project Management, Field Solutions, Resource Management, and customer stakeholders
• Provide daily reporting, progress updates, and clear communication regarding schedule, issues, or material needs
• When not travelling, assist in supporting technical project tasks, procedural documentation updates, and service calls

Requirements

• 7-10+ years of field experience in structured cabling, IT installations, low-voltage systems, or similar technical field roles
• Demonstrate experience supervising field crews or subcontractors
• Strong understanding of network hardware, cabling standards, and construction/jobsite workflows
• Ability to travel up to 90% based on project demand
• Excellent troubleshooting, communication, and organization skills
• Ability to work in active construction environments, including lifting, climbing, and accessing ceilings or equipment locations
• 10 years of experience reading blueprints for material takeoff and scope execution
• Proven success supporting internal and external customers using a variety of communication channels
• Willingness and availability to work in a 24/7/365 work environment including occasional extended stays on multi-week deployments
• Must have flexibility to travel anywhere in the continental US with short notice
• BICSI Certification (Technician, Installer II, or RCDD), RTPM, or other low-voltage/telecom credentials preferred
• OSHA-30, lift certification or other safety-related credentials
• Ability to lift 50–75 lbs, climb ladders, operate lifts, and work in various indoor/outdoor conditions.
• Comfortable with extended periods of standing, kneeling, or accessing confined or elevated spaces