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The Archetype Strategy

Data center cabling and workforce services

Fiber Splicing Foreman

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior
Texas, USA
RemoteTexas-based position with extensive travel throughout the United States and extended project assignments.
Field ServiceTelecom & Utility Field Service

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 5 years of fiber optic splicing experience.
  • Significant hands-on experience with ribbon fiber and mass fusion splicing.
  • Previous experience as a Fiber Splicing Foreman, Lead Splicer, Splicing Supervisor, or similar leadership role.
  • Experience supervising and directing fiber splicing crews.
  • Strong understanding of fiber optic construction and splicing practices.
  • Experience with optical time-domain reflectometer and optical loss testing.
  • Ability to read splice diagrams, fiber schematics, and construction drawings.
  • Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
  • Fluent communication in English and Spanish.
  • Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.
  • Willingness to travel extensively.
Responsibilities
  • Lead and supervise fiber splicing crews on large-scale data center projects.
  • Perform and oversee ribbon fiber splicing and high-count fiber applications.
  • Prepare, organize, splice, route, and protect fiber according to project requirements.
  • Perform fusion splicing and ensure splice quality meets project specifications.
  • Read and interpret fiber optic splice diagrams, schematics, and project documentation.
  • Identify and troubleshoot fiber, splice, and connectivity issues.
  • Maintain labeling, routing, slack management, and enclosure organization.
  • Conduct splice inspections and verify completed work before turnover.
  • Assist with optical time-domain reflectometer testing, power meter testing, and fiber characterization.
  • Maintain accurate splice documentation and test results.
  • Assign daily work and production targets to crews.
  • Monitor crew productivity and workmanship.
  • Train and mentor technicians on splicing procedures and quality standards.
  • Verify technicians are properly equipped and prepared for daily work.
  • Monitor manpower requirements and communicate staffing needs to project leadership.
  • Address performance, production, and technical issues in the field.
  • Coordinate daily activities with project leadership and customer representatives.
  • Review project schedules and align crew activities with project milestones.
  • Communicate daily production and project status.
  • Identify material, equipment, or manpower issues before they affect the schedule.
  • Assist with planning upcoming splicing activities.
  • Coordinate work with other telecommunications and construction trades.
  • Support punch-list, testing, documentation, and project closeout activities.
  • Ensure splicing work meets project specifications and industry standards.
  • Inspect completed splices and fiber enclosures.
  • Verify splice loss and test results.
  • Ensure proper fiber routing and bend-radius requirements are maintained.
  • Identify and correct defective or non-compliant work.
  • Maintain accurate splice records and documentation.
  • Assist with customer inspections and quality audits.
  • Promote and enforce safety practices within the fiber splicing crew.
  • Conduct or participate in daily safety meetings and toolbox talks.
  • Ensure technicians follow Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements and project-specific safety procedures.
  • Identify and correct unsafe working conditions.
  • Ensure proper personal protective equipment and jobsite practices are followed.
  • Provide work instructions to Spanish-speaking technicians.
  • Translate technical and project requirements when necessary.
  • Communicate safety expectations to the crew.
  • Facilitate communication among field personnel, project management, and customers.
  • Ensure employees understand production and quality expectations.
  • Set up and operate splicing equipment.
  • Perform high-count ribbon splicing.
  • Troubleshoot difficult fiber issues.
  • Review test results.
  • Manage splice quality.
  • Direct multiple technicians.
  • Maintain production schedules.
  • Communicate with project management and customers.
  • Train less-experienced technicians.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with high-count fiber applications in data centers, telecommunications facilities, or large-scale fiber infrastructure projects.
  • Experience in hyperscale data centers.
  • Experience in enterprise data centers.
  • Experience with large-scale telecommunications projects.
  • Experience with high-count fiber deployments.
  • Experience with ribbon fiber networks.
  • Experience with fiber backbone installations.
  • Experience with long-haul fiber.
  • Experience with outside-plant fiber.
  • Experience with internet service provider fiber.
  • Experience with mission-critical facilities.
  • Experience with high-density fiber environments.

About the company

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The Archetype Strategy is a structured-cabling, low-voltage, and infrastructure workforce contractor. It supplies skilled labor and project execution for data centers, communications systems, access control, electronic security, and large infrastructure programs. The company works with general contractors, electrical contractors, and technology integrators that need site staffing or full-scope labor deployment. Its operating model combines recruiting with field supervision, project coordination, safety, and technical installation. Roles include cable installers, fiber technicians, low-voltage specialists, project managers, recruiters, and operational support staff.

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