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OSP Field Engineer

Job Title: OSP Field Engineer

Job ID: 27729276

Location: North Platte, NE 69103

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Job Title: Field Engineer

Congruex is seeking a Field Engineer to join our fiber engineering team. Learn more about our operating unit at www.congruex.com

Who is Congruex

Congruex designs and builds broadband and wireless communications infrastructure. The work we do enables everything in the modern world to operate, from healthcare and energy to transportation and social interactions.

We deliver turn-key network solutions under a single platform by aligning our engineering and in-market construction operating units. Our vision is to be the best end-to-end provider of network services in the U.S. and our core values of GRIT connect everything we do.

We are building tomorrow, together. Will you join us?

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Job Summary:
Field Engineers report field conditions for design engineers to accurately design the network. Responsible for aerial and underground data collection while validating a viable cost-effective path for engineering. The majority of fieldwork is conducted outdoors along public right of way, utility easements, and private property.

Job Responsibilities (Including, but not limited to):

Collect relevant pole information and accurately document existing measurements and placement.
Utility pole identification, inspection, and classification.
Gather aerial attachment heights and clearances, checking for violations.
Determine ideal locations for new above ground facilities and equipment.
Conduct Underground/Buried Cable layout surveys.
Develop accurate fiber/optical network construction surveys.
Determine existing and new locations for fiber optic cables.
Inspect the work of construction contractors.
Accurately depict new construction route opportunities.
Assure that personal vehicle and tools are maintained to company safety standards.
Responsible for always conducting job in safe manner.
Take pictures of job sites, pole conditions and other relevant structures or landmarks.
Make hand drawn sketches of recommended engineering design while in the field or facility.
Upload clear images, files, hand notes, and sketches, and edit for quality and cohesiveness.
Make decisions taking into consideration value engineering and the impact on construction, installation and future maintenance.
Open hand holes to inspect facilities (substructure conditions, fiber placement, and condition).
Daily travel to job site(s) using personal vehicle.
At times, may be required to interface with customers/landowners.
Occasional extended travel out of assigned market may be requested.

Required Skills & Qualifications:
General

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Valid driver’s license and ability to accommodate travel in personal vehicle; satisfactory driving record.
Highly organized, self-starter, and detail oriented.
Excellent verbal and written interpersonal communication skills.
Superior time management skills.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to be flexible, take direction with ease, including changes to schedule and workflow priorities.
Critical thinking skills; make assessments and provide solutions to problems.
Ability to follow direction in maintaining all Field Safety standards.

Physical Requirements

Ability to stand, stoop, squat and bend for extended periods of time
Ability to look up for extended periods of time
Ability to walk for extended periods of time and/or long distances
Ability to navigate through potential uneven walkways/terrain
Tolerant to extreme elements (heat, sun, wind, rain, snow, etc.)
Good vision and depth perception (corrective lenses OK)
Ability to sit and drive for extended periods of time
Ability to lift 10lbs minimum, and potentially up to 50lbs

Technical

Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs, Adobe Acrobat, and Google Earth
Ability to upload/download and edit documents in Project Management software
Ability to quickly learn new systems and databases.

Desired Skills & Qualifications:

Comprehensive understanding of telecommunications design and the ability to support engineering.
Basic Knowledge of Make-Ready Construction.
Knowledge and experience with telecommunications engineering standards and construction techniques.
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics is a plus.
Experience in either the engineering, construction, architecture or telecommunications industries is a plus.

A Field Engineer I, II or III title differentiation lies in the experience and/or skill level of the individual. The Field Engineer Classification Guidelines table in this document clearly outlines the differences between the Field Engineer I, II, and III job competencies.

Skillset	Field Engineer I	Field Engineer II	Field Engineer III
OSP Telco Knowledge	Beginner knowledge & understanding of engineering concepts, and how fielding, planning, engineering, and construction parts of a job align	Strong knowledge & understanding of engineering concepts, and how fielding, planning, engineering, and construction parts of a job align	Deeply rooted understanding of engineering concepts, and how fielding, planning, engineering, and construction parts of a job align
Field Engineering	Beginner knowledge and ability to identify and document job location/equipment quality an accuracy against records	Ability to identify and document job location/equipment quality an accuracy against records; can self-teach or quickly learn to field new job types or complex sites	Ability to identify and document job location/equipment quality an accuracy against records; can field multiple job types or complex sites
Customer Service	Excellent; potential for client facing role	Excellent; potential for client facing role	Excellent; potential for client facing role
Decision Making	Requires mentorship and training to complete field inspections or sitewalks, and to make independent design or equipment/facility recommendations	Requires some guidance to complete field inspections or sitewalks; ability to make some independent design or equipment/facility recommendations	Requires little to no guidance to complete field inspections or sitewalks; ability to make complex independent design or equipment/facility recommendations
Quality Performance	Requires training on quality and consistency; frequent QC revisions likely	Receives some QC revisions; makes no basic mistakes and no repetitive errors	Receives little to no QC revisions; makes no basic mistakes or repetitive errors. *Note, every job at should/goes through QC, but III’s get a minimal check
Training Capability	N/A	Ability to assist Field Engineer I’s and II’s when needed	Ability to assist Field Engineer I’s, II’s, III’s, and managers when needed
Experience/Tenure	Entry Level (0 – 2 years)	Mid-Level (2 – 5 years)	Advanced Level (5+ years)

Why Work At Congruex

No matter what role you play, you are an important part of the One Congruex Family. We offer:

Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits
401(k) Program with a Company Match.
Free Wellness Resources & Marketplace Discounts
Paid Maternity & Parental Leave
Paid Basic Life Insurance & Voluntary Options
The pillars of Congruex culture are GRIT, safety, inclusion, and family.

The Fine Print:
We will determine salary based on skills and experience in relation to the function of the role, as well as equity to employees in similar roles. Some benefits have eligibility criteria. All requirements are subject to possible modification to reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities.

This job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the employee occupying this position. This document does not create an employment contract, implied or otherwise, other than an “at-will” employment relationship.