The Project Manager at TrueNet Communications is responsible for leading project teams, managing multiple projects, developing schedules, ensuring projects meet objectives on time and within budget, and maintaining strong customer service. This includes recruitment and performance management of the team, risk assessment, and producing project status reports.

The Project Manager at TrueNet Communications will lead project teams, ensuring effective project planning, execution, and delivery within time and budget. Responsibilities include managing multiple projects, maintaining schedules, coordinating team activities, providing technical support, risk assessment, and fostering customer relationships. The role requires strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills.

The Access Engineer II is responsible for designing and documenting telecommunications transmission systems aimed at delivering voice, video, data, and wireless services. Key tasks include preparing cost estimates for network services, developing deployment plans, analyzing network vulnerabilities, and maintaining documentation and inventory databases.

The Tower Technician I is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on high-altitude structures, including testing telecom equipment, working on rooftops and towers, ensuring safety equipment is used, and maintaining company equipment.

The Tower Technician III is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on various high-altitude structures. Key duties include installing telecom equipment, conducting tests, ensuring safety standards, and maintaining company equipment. The role requires physical fitness and teamwork while also requiring the ability to work independently.

The Tower Technician II is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on high-altitude structures. Duties include installing and testing telecom equipment, grounding communication devices, and performing tests like PIM testing and ODU testing. The role emphasizes safety, maintaining equipment, and collaborating with teams while working in various communications environments.

The Project Manager leads teams in executing projects for TrueNet Communications, ensuring that they are delivered on time and within budget. Responsibilities include planning, schedule management, risk assessment, and maintaining customer satisfaction, with a strong emphasis on project initiation and execution.

The Tower Technician 1 is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on various high-altitude structures. Key duties include installing telecom equipment, performing PIM testing and inspections, adhering to safety practices, and ensuring the maintenance of company equipment. The role requires effective communication and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced environment.

The Tower Technician 4 installs and maintains wireless cellular networks on various high-altitude structures, conducts equipment testing, ensures safety, and maintains company equipment. Responsibilities also include working with teams and independently, with a focus on safety and problem-solving in a fast-paced environment.

The Tower Technician 2 is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on high-altitude structures, ensuring equipment is in safe operating condition, performing inspections, and working both independently and as part of a team in various communication sites.

The Tower Tech III is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on high-altitude structures, ensuring safety and equipment maintenance while working independently and as part of a team. Key duties include installing telecom equipment, performing testing like PIM and line sweeps, and adhering to safety practices such as 100% tie-off fall protection.

The Tower Technician 4 is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks at high-altitude structures, installing various telecom equipment, performing testing, ensuring safety protocols are met, and maintaining company equipment. The role requires physical stamina and teamwork, along with independent work capabilities.

The Access Engineer II is responsible for engineering, designing, and documenting telecommunication transmission systems for voice, video, data, and wireless services. Major tasks include preparing network designs, cost estimates, and deployment plans; analyzing network vulnerabilities; and maintaining operational data and network inventories within set SLAs.

The Access Engineer II is responsible for engineering and documenting telecommunication transmission systems for voice, video, data, and wireless services. Key tasks include designing and implementing projects, preparing cost estimates, analyzing network vulnerabilities, and maintaining documentation and inventory databases. The role requires collaboration with teams and ensuring adherence to SLAs.

The Tower Technician 3 is tasked with installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on various high-altitude structures. Responsibilities include installing telecom equipment, ensuring safety practices, conducting tests, and maintaining proper working conditions of equipment. Other duties may vary as per management instructions.

The Tower Technician 1 installs and maintains wireless cellular networks on high-altitude structures, which includes installing telecom equipment and ensuring safety practices. Responsibilities also involve performing tests such as PIM testing and line sweeps, and maintaining company equipment.

The Tower Technician 2 installs and maintains wireless cellular networks on high-altitude structures, including antennas and microwave systems. Responsibilities include testing telecom equipment, working on various tower types, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and maintaining company equipment. The role requires effective communication and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

The Tower Tech IV is responsible for installing and maintaining wireless cellular networks on various high-altitude structures, including towers and rooftops. Duties include installing telecom equipment, conducting tests, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. The position requires teamwork and effective communication, with a focus on problem-solving in a fast-paced environment.