Foreman (1st or 2nd Shift)

Job Summary:

FieldLink is hiring a Cabling Foreman to support structured cabling infrastructure projects for a global client site in New Albany, OH. This is a direct hire opportunity offering long-term career potential, continued industry training, and the chance to lead critical deployment projects.

The Foreman will oversee site operations, crew productivity, and quality standards on either 1st or 2nd shift based on availability.

Key Responsibilities:

Serve as the on-site lead and report directly to the Project Manager

Coordinate daily work tasks in alignment with the project schedule

Lead multiple crews and assign tasks based on strengths and productivity

Monitor site safety conditions and enforce compliance with regulations

Attend weekly coordination meetings with the Project Manager

Track project milestones and ensure timelines are met

Oversee installation of structured cabling, racks, and infrastructure components

Ensure work meets customer QA/QC standards before final walkthrough

Maintain project documentation including material tracking, labor reports, and daily logs

Support both new builds and live production environments

Promote adherence to customer processes and site protocols

Mentor and develop Leads through training recommendations and performance feedback

Qualifications:

5+ years of structured cabling and infrastructure experience required

Experience managing mid-size to large commercial or data center projects

Proficient in reading blueprints, port maps, and technical diagrams

Knowledge of copper and fiber installation, termination, and certification

Ability to forecast labor and manage project timelines effectively

Strong leadership, communication, and documentation skills

Comfortable using Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Project)

Relevant certifications preferred (BICSI, FOA, CFTT, CFI, or equivalent)

Must demonstrate a commitment to jobsite safety and quality standards

Physical Requirements:

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physical tasks such as pulling cable, climbing ladders, and working on elevated surfaces

Capable of standing, walking, and bending for extended periods

Manual dexterity for operating tools and technical equipment

Must be able to clearly communicate using written and verbal methods