Bluestream Job Opportunities for Service Members

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9/30/2009

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Job Description

JOB TITLE: Distribution Center Supervisor

Department: Distribution Operations

Employee:

Reports to: Distribution Center Manager

DISTRIBUTION CENTER SUPERVISOR:

Distribution Center Supervisors rotate through the following departments and may be responsible for more

than one department simultaneously. The Essential Duties and Responsibilities are listed for each

department. Other duties may be assigned.

RECEIVING:

Supervise and train personnel to receive and put away all product per documented procedures

Maintain quality of receipt and put away transactions

Maintain records for all inbound receipts per documented processes as well as non-conforming

product, purchase order, or damaged shipments.

Working knowledge of RF processes using Intermec RF scanning equipment

Maintain acceptable production and quality levels to ensure the performance metrics of the

business are met

Ability to maintain accurate inventory utilizing a Warehouse Management System

Experience using Exceed 4000 Warehouse Management System

Performs scheduled reviews of assigned personnel. Documents corrective action.

Conduct periodic meetings with assigned staff to communicate company policy, process changes,

workloads, safety topics

Required to be on call periodically.

Shipping

Supervise and train shipping, personnel to achieve corporate objectives in quality and

productivity

Manages shipping orders and assigns shipping duties as required to meet customer commitments

Develop, implement, and maintain effective outbound shipping processes.

Work within and promote established safety and quality standards




Perform root cause analysis on shipping errors and lead efforts to improve quality

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CABLE CUTTING

Supervise and train personnel to receive, cut, put away, and ship cable reels following documented

processes.

Manages Cable shipping orders and assigns shipping duties as required to meet customer

commitments

Insure ancillary supplies involved in the cable cutting process are stocked.

Lead safety efforts involving cable machinery and forklift operation


business are met

Insures cable is prepared for shipment to prevent damage by carriers

Manages Steel Reel returns for credit and cable junk recycling

Ability to maintain accurate cable inventory utilizing a Warehouse Management System







TRANSPORTATION

Supervise and train personnel on dock operations, truck loading, and safety requirements utilizing

documented procedures

Manage APOD / Dock Management Systems manifesting systems

Manage route drivers and delivery schedules to meet customer commitments

Insure driver’s compliance with DOT regulations







INVENTORY CONTROL

Supervise and train personnel to perform item setup in the Warehouse Management System

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Supervise the inventory reporting, cycle counting, and reconciliation process.

Investigate zero shipments, receiving errors, and adjustments to inventory to determine root

cause, and provide recommendations to DC Manager to improve quality

Supervise office staff involved with reconciliation reports between WMS and ERP systems


Working knowledge of RF processes using Intermec RF scanning equipment Conduct

periodic meetings with assigned staff to communicate company policy, process changes,




Conduct periodic meetings with assigned staff to communicate company policy, process

changes, workloads, safety topics


QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.

The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential

functions.

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE

Associate’s Degree (A.A.) or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school; or six

months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

LANGUAGE SKILLS

.

Ability to read, analyze and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical

procedures or governmental regulations; ability to write reports, business correspondence and

procedure manuals; ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from

groups of managers, clients, customers and the general public.

MATHEMATICAL SKILLS

Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers,

common fractions and decimals; ability to compute rate, ratio and percent and to draw and

interpret bar graphs.

REASONING ABILITY

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Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations

where only limited standardization exists; ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in

written, oral, diagram or schedule form.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to

successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to

enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

While performing the duties of this position, the employee is regularly required to talk and hear. The

employee frequently is required to sit, use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools or controls and

reach with hands and arms. The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch or

crawl.

The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

Specific vision abilities required by this position include close vision, color vision, peripheral vision and

the ability to adjust focus.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters

while performing the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to

enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee occasionally works near moving mechanical parts

and is occasionally exposed to risk of electrical shock.

The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate.

This is not a Contract or an Employment Agreement.

KGP Telecommunications, Inc. reserves the right to modify

this job description without notice.

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BlueStream Professional Services, LLC | Marietta, GA 30066 | www.bluestreampro.com

Job Description

Position Title: DAS / Enterprise Wiring Technician, Level I (Field Service Technician I)

Business Unit: Wireless Operations/ Installation

Company: BlueStream Professional Services

Overview:

BlueStream Professional Services is an industry leader with an entrepreneurial spirit, fueled by

innovation and collaboration. Our emphasis on forward thinking has attracted the brightest industry

minds, allowing them to thrive and create breakthrough solutions that deliver a competitive advantage

to our customers.

Job Description:

We are currently looking for an Enterprise Wiring Technician / Field Service Technician I to join

our Professional Services team supporting our DAS Installation Group. As part of the division’s

portfolio, this team provides Engineering, Furnish and Installation (E, F & I) services to our

customers within the DAS and Wireless Product arena.

Wiring Technicians / Equipment Installers are responsible for the installation of equipment,

wiring and fiber optics used in DAS telecommunications networks. Analyze, plan, layout and

assign installation activity to other installation personnel. Act as subject matter expert on

provisioning, activating and testing electronic equipment.

The work will involve the installation of cable, wiring, and telecommunications equipment at

customer premises and both indoor and outdoor DAS venues. Installers are familiar with and/or

are trained with iron work/bays/equipment rack installation, DC power know-how, wire

wrapping/color code understanding, blueprint/schematic reading and method of procedures.

REQUIREMENTS for all candidates include:

High school diploma or GED; technical degree preferred.

1+ years Enterprise Wiring experience.

1+ years wiring experience on cable / satellite television, home network or alarm systems.

Distributed Antennae System (DAS) and Radio Frequency (RF) experience.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Strong computer skills; MS Office and database experience a plus.

Must be adaptable to changing environments.

Ability to work on ladders up to 15ft., demonstrated manual dexterity, and lift/carry carry loads

up to 40 lbs.

Must be willing to travel extensively

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9/30/2009


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Job Description

JOB TITLE: Distribution Center Supervisor

Department: Distribution Operations

Employee:

Reports to: Distribution Center Manager

DISTRIBUTION CENTER SUPERVISOR:

Distribution Center Supervisors rotate through the following departments and may be responsible for more

than one department simultaneously. The Essential Duties and Responsibilities are listed for each

department. Other duties may be assigned.

RECEIVING:

Supervise and train personnel to receive and put away all product per documented procedures

Maintain quality of receipt and put away transactions

Maintain records for all inbound receipts per documented processes as well as non-conforming

product, purchase order, or damaged shipments.



business are met







Shipping

Supervise and train shipping, personnel to achieve corporate objectives in quality and

productivity

Manages shipping orders and assigns shipping duties as required to meet customer commitments

Develop, implement, and maintain effective outbound shipping processes.

Work within and promote established safety and quality standards




Perform root cause analysis on shipping errors and lead efforts to improve quality

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9/30/2009


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CABLE CUTTING

Supervise and train personnel to receive, cut, put away, and ship cable reels following documented

processes.

Manages Cable shipping orders and assigns shipping duties as required to meet customer

commitments

Insure ancillary supplies involved in the cable cutting process are stocked.

Lead safety efforts involving cable machinery and forklift operation


business are met

Insures cable is prepared for shipment to prevent damage by carriers

Manages Steel Reel returns for credit and cable junk recycling

Ability to maintain accurate cable inventory utilizing a Warehouse Management System







TRANSPORTATION

Supervise and train personnel on dock operations, truck loading, and safety requirements utilizing

documented procedures

Manage APOD / Dock Management Systems manifesting systems

Manage route drivers and delivery schedules to meet customer commitments

Insure driver’s compliance with DOT regulations







INVENTORY CONTROL

Supervise and train personnel to perform item setup in the Warehouse Management System

Issue 1, Rev B

9/30/2009


Page 3 of 4

Supervise the inventory reporting, cycle counting, and reconciliation process.

Investigate zero shipments, receiving errors, and adjustments to inventory to determine root

cause, and provide recommendations to DC Manager to improve quality

Supervise office staff involved with reconciliation reports between WMS and ERP systems


Working knowledge of RF processes using Intermec RF scanning equipment Conduct

periodic meetings with assigned staff to communicate company policy, process changes,




Conduct periodic meetings with assigned staff to communicate company policy, process

changes, workloads, safety topics


QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.

The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential

functions.

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE

Associate’s Degree (A.A.) or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school; or six

months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

LANGUAGE SKILLS

.

Ability to read, analyze and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical

procedures or governmental regulations; ability to write reports, business correspondence and

procedure manuals; ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from

groups of managers, clients, customers and the general public.

MATHEMATICAL SKILLS

Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers,

common fractions and decimals; ability to compute rate, ratio and percent and to draw and

interpret bar graphs.

REASONING ABILITY

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Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations

where only limited standardization exists; ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in

written, oral, diagram or schedule form.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to

successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to

enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

While performing the duties of this position, the employee is regularly required to talk and hear. The

employee frequently is required to sit, use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools or controls and

reach with hands and arms. The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch or

crawl.

The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

Specific vision abilities required by this position include close vision, color vision, peripheral vision and

the ability to adjust focus.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters

while performing the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to

enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee occasionally works near moving mechanical parts

and is occasionally exposed to risk of electrical shock.

The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate.

This is not a Contract or an Employment Agreement.

KGP Telecommunications, Inc. reserves the right to modify

this job description without notice.

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Mission KGP Logistics is one of the country’s largest single-source; value-added providers of supply chain services, equipment, and integrated solutions to the communications industry. KGP Logistics, and our affiliate, BlueStream Professional Services, mission is to exceed expectations while providing exceptional service at the lowest total cost of ownership. Vision The KGP Logistics and BlueStream Professional Services vision is to execute our mission by pursuing excellence in all areas of our business Customers: take excellent care of existing business while continue to develop new areas of expertise and focus Relevance: understanding market conditions to remain a leader in services and solutions for the communications industry Talent: ensuring continued growth and knowledge of the KGP Logistics and BlueStream team Focus: laser-like focus on solving customer business challenges Efficiency: streamlined and lean approach to operating and financial processes

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BlueStream Professional Services provides implementation support for customers delivering voice, video and Internet/

data over wireless networks. BlueStream has completed over 11,200 projects within various wireless network

environments since 2001, including:

Mobile Switching Centers •Infrastructure builds (including design of floor plan, aux framing, cable rack, FiberGuide®, grounding) •DCS, DSX-1, DSX-3, Ethernet and fiber frame installs •DCS, DSX-1/3, and fiber frame consolidation/ cutover {all network elements including switch) •IP/Data equipment install, commissioning and cut-over •Transport ADM equipment install, commissioning and cut-over •Primary/secondary DC power install and cut-over •Site audits •Grounding system upgrades •Removals (including cable mining) Cell Site •Site audits •Grounding system upgrades •Equipment hot slides •Microwave {new hops, upgrades, licensed, unlicensed, etc.) •DSX-1/3, Ethernet and fiber frame installs •DSX-1/3, and fiber frame consolidation/cut-over {all network elements including BTS) •Transport ADM equipment install, commissioning and cut-over •Primary/secondary DC power install and cut-over •Removals (including cable mining) •BTS Installation & Commissioning

•Lines & Antennas Installation

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Cell Sites

Cell Site Services are services offered within the macro cell site venue which could be an

indoor facility or outdoor cabinet configuration located on the ground or on a rooftop.

Backhaul services delivered to the wireless carrier within the cell site are included in this

platform.

BlueStream Professional Services offers complete support for wireless cell sites:

» Site acquisition

» Zoning and planning

» Architecture and engineering

» Project and program management for new site builds and existing site augmentation

» Construction for new site build

•Site surveys and reports

•Self support, monopole or rooftop tower erections Antenna-line testing and

installation

•Base Transceiver Station (BTS) installation and testing

•Power plant and battery installation and upgrades Cabinet deliveries, placement

and installations

•Equipment removals and asset liquidation

•Backhaul transmission (DS1/DS3/0Cn/Ethernet coordination, testing and

installations)

•Point-to-point microwave installation, test and turn-up

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Outside Plant

For all of your outside plant needs, BlueStream Professional Services

provides both engineering and construction support.

Our engineering services include aerial field engineering, feeder and

distribution engineering, remote installation and construction, site

preparation and placement, design engineering, equipment furnish,

installation, and project management.

Our construction services include the remote construction and/ or

installation of huts, vaults, and/or cabinets, including engineering

services, material management, assembly, and wire and test.

BlueStream Professional Services also offers site preparation and

placement services, including excavation, power coordination,

grounding, crane off-loading, and landscaping

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Central Office

Central Office services are defined as any services provided inside the Central Office, inside remote cabinets or huts, or

Customer Premise locations including cell sites. BlueStream Professional Services provides central office services that

include:

•Project Management •Design Engineering

•Detail Engineering

•Material Procurement and Management •Installation

•Commissioning

•Integration

•Service Provisioning

•Preventive Maintenance

•Corrective Maintenance

BlueStream Professional Services is knowledgeable in installation, test, and turnout for the following manufacturers : •ADTRAN •Tellabs •Calix • RAD

•Alcatel-Lucent • Actelis •Fujitsu

•Ciena

•Cisco

•Aktino

•DC Power

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Installation Services

BlueStream Professional Services installers are trained and experienced in the installation of the following equipment

and technologies:

•Cable and power raceway infrastructure

•Rack, cabinets and associated grounding

•Secondary power distribution

•Fiber and copper cabling

•Fiber and copper cross-connect and interconnect panels

•Router and server physical installation

•Router and server basic power up tests

•Primary (if installation by Power Vendor not required) and Secondary DC Power

•Wi-Fi and DAS systems

•Data Center Testing

•Installation of cabling at Data Center NOC

•Rack and stack of equipment at off-site location

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KGP and BlueStream Office Locations

KGP Logistics Distribution Centers

Irving, TX

Lehigh Valley, PA

New Century, KS

Ontario, CA

Portland, OR

Suwannee, GA

Warsaw, IN

BlueStream Professional Services, LLC

Annapolis Junction, MD Birmingham, AL Centennial, CO

Chicago, IL

Groveland, FL

Irving, TX

Hammond, LA

Juarez, Mexico

Knoxville, TN

Marietta, GA

Nashville, TN

New Century, KS

Ontario, CA

Tamarac, FL

Warsaw, IN Waukesha, WI

Multiple Positions Available Now

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Available Positions

• Tower Climbers • Leads (Foreman) • Civil – Field Technician Level 1 – 4 • Central Office Equipment Installer – Level 1 – 4 • Electrician • IT Specialist • HR Specialist • DC Power Equipment Installer Level 4 • DAS Equipment Installer Level 4 • DAS Detail Engineer • Telecom Engineer • RF Engineer • Power Systems Engineer • Wireless Project Manager – Kansas City/New Century, KS • Site Survey Engineer 1 & 2 – San Francisco/Denver/Salt Lake City (Can be located in

any one of the cities as the you will be traveling to each city)

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BlueStream’s Commitment to Hire Our Nation’s Veterans We recognize the value our veterans bring to the workforce. Their dedication, reliability and unsurpassed work ethic are valued in today’s work place. BlueStream would like to repay our veterans for their sacrifices by offering those that have served our country honorably a chance to take advantage of one of the many career opportunities we have available. The question we have to ask ourselves isn’t “why do we want to hire veterans?”, the question is “how can we afford not to?” We want to encourage all our veterans to look at our career opportunities and apply today. We welcome you to our team! Chuck West, US Army Ret

Military Veteran Coordinator

BlueStream Professional Services

Office (678) 355-6225

Mobile (678) 537-1359

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Safety and Quality Inspector (1)

Summary of Position: Responsible for developing and maintaining quality and safety plans and

associated documentation for use primarily on cell site construction projects. Creation and

maintenance of an audit schedule to include both safety and quality. Recommend internal and external

training for the development of employees as well as developing strategies to increase safety and

quality.

Duties / Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain quality and safety plans in accordance with OSHA, BlueStream and

customer requirements

Develop and maintain quality and safety audit schedules

Ability to interpret and analyze data collected

Develop strategies to increase quality and safety output based on collected data while

maintaining a cost effective approach

Initiate corrective action reports and measures to appropriate personnel

Qualifications:

5-8 years of related wireless experience

OSHA 10/30hr classes

Safety / Rescue and climbing certified (Comtrain or equivalent) a plus

First Aid and CPR certified a plus

Experience managing teams and subcontractors

Strong leadership skills

Ability to demonstrate significant expertise and/or experience related to large scale wireless

program deployments from a quality and safety capacity

Fluent in wireless technologies including but not limited to 2G, 3G, 4G, microwave and fiber

networks and DAS.

Must be able to pass a drug and background test

Valid driver’s license and insurance

Travel as needed

Strong computer skills

Wireless Supervisor (1)

Summary of Position: Responsible for coordinating construction scheduling and associated activities

supporting a wireless network, while acting as a liaison to Project Management concerning progress and

delays. Directly responsible for all aspects of construction and oversight of multiple tower crews,

subcontractors and general contractors, including safety, installation, upgrades, removals,

reconfigurations, testing and quality. Knowledge of wireless technology, processes and OSHA and NATE

regulations is a must. Technologies include but not limited to 2G, 3G, 4G, microwave and fiber networks

and DAS. Responsible for safety, quality, timelines and financial expectations are met for each crew.


Supervise day to day workflow of multiple tower crews while maximizing productivity,

minimizing costs and maintaining safety and quality

Liaison to Project Management concerning project bids, subcontracting, progress and delays

May be responsible for estimates, materials and purchase orders

Reviews and compiles operations records such as safety reports, equipment and tool inspections

and equipment and supply usage

Employee assessment and performance metrics

Coordination and procurement of permits and local inspections when applicable

Qualifications:


OSHA 10/30hr classes

Experience managing teams and subcontractors

Strong leadership skills

Ability to demonstrate significant expertise and/or experience related to large scale wireless

program deployments in a supervisory capacity

DAS experience is a plus


Valid driver’s license and insurance

Travel as needed

Computer literate

Tower Crew Lead (3)

Summary of Position: Responsible for daily supervision of crew to complete scopes of work assigned

while ensuring safety, quality, timelines and financial expectations are met for commercial deployment

of services. Work items include digging trenches, grounding, cad welding, stacking towers, installation

of antenna’s, all types of antenna mounts, microwaves, coax lines, TMA’s, RF jumpers, remote electrical

downtilts / Bias-T’s, remote radio heads, fiber/DC Hybrid cables, sweep and PIM testing, site audits and

maintenance type items.


Electronically maintain minutes of daily site safety meetings

Electronically maintain daily PPE, tool, safety supplies/equipment, equipment inspections and

site safety analysis

Promote, encourage and maintain safety at all times on all projects

Emergency response plans in accordance with BlueStream’s policies and procedures

Identifying and stopping a job when confronted with an unsafe work environment and/or crew

actions, equipment failure, etc…

Scheduling of work load on projects in conjunction with the Supervisor and assignment and

supervision of crew’s work assignments

Supervise day to day workflow of crew while maximizing productivity, minimizing costs and

maintaining safety, quality cleanliness and organization

Inspection and approval of crew and subcontractor’s work assignments

Maintain and track all customer and company assets including trucks, trailers, test equipment,

tools, PPE, safety kits, material, etc…

Adherence to OSHA / NATE / customer and industry wireless standards and quality

Timely and accurate response to technical customer problems and adherence to contractual

obligations including specific site access and housekeeping agreements

Professional customer interaction

Mediation of employee grievance, resolution of conflict in the work environment and

appropriate referral to higher level management when necessary

Management and ordering of materials and equipment, including truck stocking to pre-

determined levels

Ensure work is performed and completed in accordance with local, state and federal regulations,

including assistance with permits as well as inspections

Complete and submit red line drawings and close out documentation

Perform OJT as well as making recommendations of formal training for development of crew

Technical support when necessary

Punch list generation and resolution during the course of normal project schedule and in

advance of any customer inspections

Notification to Supervisor on project progress, delays, deviations, concerns and safety violations

Qualifications:

Safety / Rescue and climbing certified (Comtrain or equivalent)

OSHA 10 and 30hr classes / CPR / First Aid


Valid driver’s license and insurance and driver history that complies with company motor vehicle

policy


Experience leading a crew and subcontractors

Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, regulations, instruction manuals,

blueprints and specifications

Operation and adjustment of commonly used tools in the wireless industry efficiently

Travel as needed


Overtime as needed including nights and weekends

Frequent performance of duties in outside weather conditions w/ occasional exposure to

inclement weather conditions

Possible work at extreme heights and on roof tops

Sweep and PIM testing certification a plus

Rigging experience is a must

Computer literate

Physical Requirements:

Sitting, standing, stooping, kneeling and climbing for extended periods

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs

Accurate hearing / vision / speech / color recognition

Tower Climber Technician (A)

Summary of Position: Responsible for daily construction duties ensuring that work is performed in

accordance with all safety and quality guidelines and expectations. Work items include digging

trenches, grounding, cad welding, stacking towers, installation of antenna’s, all types of antenna

mounts, coax lines, TMA’s, RF jumpers, remote electrical downtilts / Bias-T’s, remote radio heads,

fiber/DC Hybrid cables, sweep and PIM testing, site audits and maintenance type items.


Attend all required safety meetings

Perform all daily site safety analysis meetings, PPE and equipment inspections and safety kit and

equipment inspections

Proper use of all safety equipment and adherence to all safety procedures



Read blueprints, specifications, instruction manuals


Perform tower construction activities such as installing antenna’s, mounts, fabrication of tower

hardware, microwaves, coax, connectors, grounding, TMA’s, downtilts / Bias-T’s, cad welding,

site audits, etc…

Testing (sweep and PIM) and optimization of system components and cables as well as power

and grounding systems

Operate construction equipment, such as electric/hydraulic winches and capstans, etc…

Perform all work in a timely and efficient manner while observing safety and quality guidelines

and expectations at all times.



Notification to Supervisor on project progress, delays, deviations, concerns and safety violations

Identify materials and tools needed to complete the project.

Punch list generation and resolution during the course of normal project schedule and in


Accurately complete travel expense reports and timesheets on time


Qualifications:

Safety / Rescue and climbing certified (Comtrain or equivalent)

OSHA 10 and 30hr classes / CPR / First Aid (Is this the right OSHA classes?)



policy




Operation and adjustment of commonly used tools in the wireless industry efficiently

Travel as needed




Possible work at extreme heights and on roof tops

Sweep and PIM testing certification a plus


Rigging experience is a must

Computer literate





Tower Climber Technician (B)

Summary of Position: Responsible for daily construction duties directed by the lead and tower crew,

ensuring that work is performed in accordance with all safety and quality guidelines and expectations.

Work items include digging trenches, grounding, cad welding, terminations, fastening and ground

maintenance type items as required, etc…


Attend all required safety meetings

Perform all daily site safety analysis meetings, PPE and equipment inspections and safety kit and

equipment inspections

Proper use of all safety equipment and adherence to all safety procedures



Read blueprints, specifications, instruction manuals


Perform ground construction activities such as digging trenches, grounding, cad welding,

terminations, fastening, proper bolting and antioxidant use, support of leads and tower crew

Distribute, pick-up and organize tools and materials

Run errands as directed

Operate construction equipment, such as electric/hydraulic winches and capstans, etc…

Perform all work in a timely and efficient manner while observing safety and quality guidelines

and expectations at all times.



Resolution of ground punch list items during the course of a normal project schedule and in


Accurately complete travel expense reports and timesheets on time


Qualifications:

Willingness to pursue a Safety / Rescue and climbing certification (Comtrain or equivalent)

Willingness to attend OSHA 10 and 30hr classes / CPR / First Aid



policy

1-2 years of related wireless/wireline experience



Operation and adjustment of commonly used tools in the wireless industry efficiently to support

ground work

Travel as needed




Possible work on roof tops


Ability to work in a team environment

Computer literate





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BlueStream Professional Services, LLC Marietta, GA 30066

www.bluestreampro.com

Job Description

Position Title: Service Line Program Manager

Department: BlueStream Program Management

Reports to: Manager, Service Line Management

Summary:

This position is responsible for developing service line vertical specific Go To Market (GTM) and

operational plans, including processes, resource requirements, operational reviews/recalibration, and

program improvements. The Service Line Program Manager is the primary BlueStream interface with

Operations, Sales, and the customer. This position continually reviews BlueStream’s service delivery

output, and works closely with project teams (project management, engineering, installation, materials

and sales individuals) to ensure ongoing success.

Job Description:

Develop and drive Go To Market (GTM) and operational plans for assigned service line vertical

Apply a thorough understanding of scope, processes, systems, and resources to formulate operational plans/details.

Extract forecasting/planning details from customers and customer-facing teams to convert to a resource plan for engineering, installation, materials and project management.

Establish and maintain program operational procedures and service line vertical specific guidelines for pricing and contract compliance.

Ensure overall program success including margin attainment, revenue objectives, on-time completions, report card ratings, and operational excellence.

Lead customer meetings/discussions regarding program forecasts, capacity loading, and operational details.

Evaluate job cost models for P/L reporting/margin review.

Primary BlueStream escalation point of contact.

Work with operations teams, sales, and the customer to address performance issues such as quality and on-time performance.

Create and present action plans, drive corrective action.

Manage program related project quoting activities and participate in responding to proposals.

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BlueStream Professional Services, LLC Marietta, GA 30066

www.bluestreampro.com

Provide technical input, customer interface, and application review for program and service line vertical requirements. Interpret requirements of customers to develop scope of work, pricing, and internal processes.

Influence customer-buying patterns to most effectively utilize BlueStream resources, while achieving high levels of customer satisfaction.

Partner with sales and marketing in account planning and development to generate new revenue opportunities.

Requirements:

Four Year Degree in Business, Engineering, Marketing, or related discipline, or equivalent.

3 - 5 years project or program management experience in a service delivery environment.

5+ years telecommunications experience – service or technical.

Proven technical knowledge required.

Previous experience with financial planning/management, forecasting, resource requirements planning, and business planning.

Effective computer skills; Windows Operating System, MS Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, etc) project planning tools, other related software