Foreman, Dirt Drill
ADB CompaniesMissouri, United States
Posted October 13, 2025
60000 - 60000 USD year
Full Time
About the Company
ADB Companies is a leading infrastructure solutions provider specializing in telecommunications and utility networks across the United States. The firm delivers turnkey services—including utility construction, fiber‑optic and wireless (cellular and Wi‑Fi) deployments, layer‑1 and layer‑2 installations, splicing, network engineering, and data center construction—to a diverse clientele ranging from ISPs and carrier service providers to commercial enterprises and government agencies. ADB’s competitive advantage lies in its integrated, end‑to‑end approach that combines engineering, electrical, and wireless expertise with a proven safety‑first culture recognized nationwide. The company’s focus on critical infrastructure and its ability to manage complex, multi‑disciplinary projects position it as a trusted partner for secure, resilient network deployments.
Job Description
ADB Companies is seeking a Foreman to join our wireline team and provide proficient level manual laborer and equipment operations. This position will lead the installation of fiber optic cable for various telecommunication projects.
Requirements
- Provides proficient-level manual labor and operations including hand digging with a shovel, setting up traffic control, entry level equipment operations, placing fiber, loading materials, operating equipment, leading crews, etc.
- Proficient with utility print and map reading
- Has performed at least 1 year of independent operating of various equipment (directional drill, mini, plow, hydro, etc.); fully trained in all safety regulations of operating heavy equipment
- Supports and leads the setup and shut down of utility construction projects including traffic control in various conditions including highways, side streets, parking lots, downtown locations, etc.
- Has professionalism to communicate directly with customers, subcontractors, homeowners, etc. and address any complaints/issues that may arise
- Trains other construction crew members on fiber installation practices, print reading, equipment operations, OSHA requirements, etc.
- Loads and unloads materials and equipment in from vehicles at construction yards and jobsites
- Leads by example, ensures safety rules/regulations are followed, and can lead others on jobsites
- Performs OTJ training with Senior Foreman and/or Supervisors to grow skills in the utility construction trade
- Leads the culture of identifying hazards by utilizing the pre-task process
- Performs other position duties when requested
Benefits
- Paid time off
- 401k Matching
- Retirement Plan
- Tuition Reimbursement