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| Job Summary: | |||||||||||||
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To monitor and direct the daily operations for Broadband, the Manager, Broadband Operations is responsible for the planning, execution, operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of the fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network. This position oversees broadband construction projects, contractor performance, customer installations, service restoration activities, network maintenance programs, inventory management, and operational reporting. Responsible for managing, planning, monitoring, and reporting on key broadband initiatives from conception through implementation while ensuring reliable network performance and exceptional customer service. Performs a variety of technical, operational, and managerial tasks. Manages project details, operational metrics, contractor relationships, inventory resources, and communication efforts to successfully drive broadband operations. Communicates with all areas of the business including Operations, Engineering, Customer Service, Marketing, Finance, Inventory Control, and Executive Leadership. As Manager, Broadband Operations, you play a critical role in delivering and maintaining high-speed broadband services that enhance connectivity and quality of life for members and customers. Success in this position requires strong leadership, project management, operational oversight, contractor management, and technical understanding of fiber optic networks. |
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Key Responsibilities: |
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2. Project Planning and Initiation:
4. Technical Operations and Network Oversight
5. Contractor and Vendor Management
6. Inventory and Asset Management
7. Stakeholder Management and Communication
8. Documentation and Reporting
9. Quality Assurance and Compliance
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Required Education, Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: |
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Physical Demands (if applicable): |
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| General office environment. Requires considerable desk work, keyboard operation, telephone and radio use. Requires ability to lift and transport computer equipment when maintenance or swap out is required. Require bending, stooping and climbing step ladder when troubleshooting computer hardware and cabling. Occasionally conditions may include periods of intense activity during power restoration efforts requiring precise judgment and communications. Irregular hours, weekend and holiday shifts may be required. |
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