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ECS Resource Group are currently working in partnership with a global managed service provider, assisting them with searching for a Fibre Network Delivery Specialist on a contract basis. The successful candidate will be working with a telecoms end client across various projects.
Ideally we need someone to be based in North Yorkshire/Northumberland, so they are able to cover these areas.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct quality inspections on in-progress and completed works, ensuring compliance with legislative requirements, and agreed project scope.
Provide technical support to planners, delivery managers, and suppliers to meet SLAs, resolve build issues, and ensure smooth delivery of fibre projects.
Drive continuous improvement by identifying non-compliance, managing corrective actions, and supporting training initiatives for supplier teams.
Support network resilience and evolution by assisting with service restoration, evaluating new technologies, and carrying out specialist direct works when required.
Key Skills:
Strong technical expertise in fibre network installation, testing, splicing, and telecommunications standards, including civils and cable work.
In-depth knowledge of health, safety, and environmental legislation, including NRSWA and HS&E compliance monitoring.
Effective communicator with the ability to provide clear reports, engage stakeholders, and deliver training across teams and suppliers.
Professionally qualified with NRSWA accreditation, IOSH/CSCS (or equivalent), PC literacy, and a full UK driving licence.
Further job details available upon application.
Please note, due to internal capabilities it will be difficult for us to take internal calls regarding your application - please direct all queries to (url removed), and they will be responded to, alongside your application ASAP. If you haven't received a response within 1 working day, please call the direct line which is (phone number removed).
ECS Recruitment Group Ltd is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
