EDUCATION:

Typically, a high school diploma, GED or equivalent related network experience; Technical degree preferred.

EXPERIENCE:

Typically, at least 3-5 years of network related technical experience.

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS:

This position may be responsible for contributing to AT&T compliance with environmental laws and regulations as applicable to its job function. This may include, but is not limited to, work related to fuel tanks, emergency and stand-by generators, boilers, hazardous waste, hazardous materials, batteries, manholes and vaults, water wells, linear and other construction projects, water discharge, or air emissions.
Candidates with arrest or convictions records will be considered for employment in accordance with the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers, , the Los Angeles Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance, and the California Fair Chance Act. Relevant Material Job Duties for which Criminal History may have a direct adverse, and negative relationship potentially resulting in the withdrawal of the Conditional Offer of Employment Contact with Customers/Candidates/Clients Safety Sensitivity (Vehicle/Tool/Machine Operation - if applicable) Handling/Proximity to Sensitive Information.
Our Manager-Construction & Engineering, earns between $96,000-$144,000 USD Annual not to mention all the other amazing rewards that working at AT&T offers. Individual starting salary within this range may depend on geography, experience, expertise, and education/training.

• Supervision and management of teams of technicians.
  -Supervisory and management duties include: leading regular huddles to discuss and direct assignments; overseeing the flow and distribution of inventory and supplies; working with dispatch in apportioning work orders amongst crew; ensuring allocation of work; maintaining technician work schedules; attendance management; maintaining and reviewing records used to supervise technicians, such as work order close out narratives, key metric reports, and time entries, identifying potential issues and missed customer-services opportunities from prior days work; providing feedback, training, and coaching to technicians; ensuring crews exhibit care and proper handling of hardware; tool budgeting; evaluating and appraising technician performance; recommending promotions for high- performing technicians and discipline for technicians who fail to meet expectations; interviewing, and gauging the skill level of, potential hires and transfers; handling technician grievances consistent with the collective bargaining agreement at the step one level; identifying and removing roadblocks to safe and efficient performance by technicians; and conducting in-field safety and quality inspections to ensure technicians are performing work properly and safely.