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Race Communications

California fiber internet and telecom provider

UG Foreman

ElectricalConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTehachapi, CA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Eligibility for U.S. employment without sponsorship.
  • Be at least 18 years of age.
  • Have a high school diploma, GED, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Hold a valid driver's license and pass a Department of Motor Vehicles check.
  • Be able to travel to multiple work sites and work overtime, weekends, holidays, or off-hours as needed.
  • Be flexible to work outside standard hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, to meet project deadlines or address critical issues.
  • Have at least five years of overall sales experience, including one to two years in a sales training, enablement, or coaching role.
  • Have proven success in both inside sales (phone-based) and outside sales (door-to-door or field).
  • Demonstrate the ability to sell and train effectively in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.
  • Have strong public-speaking, presentation-delivery, and facilitation skills.
  • Be able to develop clear, engaging training materials and instructional content.
  • Be proficient with Salesforce, sales enablement platforms, and data dashboards such as SalesRabbit.
  • Be able to communicate effectively in English, including speaking, reading, writing, and comprehension, as needed for job performance and workplace communication.
  • Be willing and able to travel up to 50% across California markets.
  • Be proficient with Microsoft Office applications, including Teams, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and teleconferencing applications.
  • Be able to use common office equipment, computers, and office software.
  • Be able to distinguish colors and audible tones.
  • Maintain a clean driving record as defined by the fleet insurance underwriter.
  • Adhere to the manufacturer's maximum load capacity of 300 pounds for ladders.

Responsibilities

  • Lead underground technicians, laborers, and equipment operators in utility installation, maintenance, and repair projects.
  • Assign tasks, manage work schedules, and allocate resources effectively.
  • Collaborate with project managers, engineers, and cross-functional teams to implement project plans accurately and on time.
  • Coordinate with utility locators and other stakeholders to prevent conflicts and disruptions.
  • Allocate equipment, materials, and labor to optimize project productivity and meet project requirements.
  • Ensure underground work meets quality standards, industry specifications, and company guidelines.
  • Address project challenges and unexpected issues, making informed decisions to minimize disruptions and maintain progress.
  • Maintain accurate records of project activities, including progress, work performed, materials used, incidents, and changes.
  • Prepare and submit reports to project managers and relevant stakeholders.
  • Communicate with clients, property owners, and stakeholders to address concerns, provide updates, and support client satisfaction throughout projects.
  • Train and mentor team members on best practices, equipment operation, safety protocols, and technical skills.
  • Oversee equipment maintenance and servicing to ensure proper functionality and adherence to maintenance schedules.
  • Operate mechanized equipment, including bucket trucks, excavators, and trenchers.
  • Manage the deployment and removal of traffic-control devices to ensure safety in work areas on streets or roadways.
  • Maintain vehicle and equipment readiness through pre-operation and post-operation checks.
  • Travel in a vehicle to visit various locations and work indoors and outdoors, including at businesses and residents' locations as the work requires.
  • Work overtime, after hours, weekends, respond to emergencies, or be on-call as needed to complete work.
  • Observe hazards and report concerns or accidents to a supervisor or safety professional, and participate in investigations as needed.
  • Complete and sign off on pre-job safety planning tools at the start and end of shifts, and complete required safety paperwork.
  • Recognize and respond appropriately to safety hazards and warning devices, including backup alarms, smoke, fumes, odors, colored warning tags, and warning sirens.
  • Maintain a secure work environment by following regulations, procedures, company policies, and safety standards.
  • Follow team procedures, guidelines, and policies in the Race Communications Employee Handbook.
  • Support identification of training needs and professional development initiatives, and help onboard and mentor new team members so they can work safely and effectively.
  • Support team members on team matters, maintaining alignment with organizational policies and applicable laws.
  • Foster open communication, address minor conflicts, and escalate issues as needed to support a positive work environment.
  • Help ensure team members have the tools and resources to succeed, assist in tracking progress toward goals, and provide status updates as requested.
  • Help maintain compliance with company policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
  • Assist the reporting supervisor or manager on duty with supervisory-related tasks such as coordinating assignments, timing shift breaks, validating mid-level transactions, and escalating disciplinary and performance matters; the role has no direct supervisory responsibility.

Desired Qualifications

  • An associate degree (A.A.) or equivalent education in a related field of study is preferred.
  • Experience in the telecommunications industry or other rapid-growth sectors is strongly preferred.
  • Proficiency in Spanish is desirable.

About the Company

Race Communications

California fiber internet and telecom provider

Race Communications provides fiber-optic internet, television, and phone services across California, with a focus on areas that larger providers overlook. It builds and operates high-speed fiber networks to connect communities in urban and rural regions. Unlike many peers, it is founder-led and family-owned, and it has grown with strategic backing from Oak Hill Capital and other partners to accelerate network deployment, including a recent capital raise and the acquisition of Atherton Fiber. The company’s goal is to expand its fiber footprint so more California locations — up to about one million — have access to reliable high-speed connectivity.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total funding
$500M
Headquarters
South San Francisco, CA
Founded
1994

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