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Fibre Build Supervisor

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Fibre Build Supervisor
Oxford / Milton Keynes area
6 month + contract position
Rate: £250 per day
The Opportunity…
We are looking for a fibre build supervisor to work client side, on an FTTP build project in the Oxford area.
This is a new build FTTP network deployment programme and you would come into the region at an early stage of the build and play a part in building the solution.
- You'd be working for the network owner and will drive performance of the contract partners who are responsible for the civils and the cabling.
- On that basis, we are looking for supervisors that can manage the delivery partners when it comes to quality and expectation of the fibre network.
- The build will be using PIA, so we need NRSWA supervisors with the SA001 and SA002 as a minimum.
- The bias should be fibre knowledge with some civils and it's essential you have a detailed PIA knowledge alongside a track record of building point to point networks.
- You will also be supervising all aspects of civils, cable/splicing, and testing across the full fibre network.
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You’ll own and review build packs, method statements, and run a tight ship when it comes to delivery, performance and quality and will be the point of authority when it comes to approving/rejecting works and the associated invoices, and as-built submissions.


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Your Background:
This is FTTP and as such, you’ll likely be a known figure in the industry and come with the ability to act decisively, hit the ground running, and own all aspects of fibre build and delivery within a client and contractor, NRSWA environment.
- This is a long term day rate assignment. You would need to be on patch through the week and at your own expense.
- You will also be using your own vehicle.
- The role is a day rate contract basis
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