Fibrus·12 days ago
12 days ago
Network Management Lead - Planning
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What you'll do
- Identify requirements for wayleaves, permissions or specialist land access support and refer these to the appropriate Wayleave Officer where ownership or access cannot be resolved through the normal planning process.
- Review and authorise design changes where appropriate, ensuring impacts are assessed, documented and communicated.
- Manage individual customer-driven planning tasks against agreed SLAs, ensuring each activity has clear ownership, status, next action and required completion date.
- Monitor planning milestones, ageing tasks, risks, dependencies and constraints, escalating issues where appropriate.
- Work closely with Build, Commercial, HSEQ, Wayleaves, PIA, contractors and other internal and external stakeholders to support efficient customer delivery.
- Ensure planning and design changes are accurately captured within GIS and relevant network record systems.
- Provide regular reporting on planning performance, workload, resource requirements, survey performance, customer delivery and risks.
- Manage planning resource allocation, workload prioritisation and task sequencing to ensure effective and timely delivery.
- Assess proposed solutions against agreed commercial parameters and available customer/build budgets, identifying opportunities for alternative or more cost-effective solutions where appropriate.
What they're looking for
- Significant FTTP planning experience with a good understanding of passive network infrastructure.
- Demonstrable experience leading, supervising or supporting technical planning teams.
- Strong understanding of fibre surveying, network design principles and fibre infrastructure deployment.
- Experience reviewing existing network designs and validating these against current field conditions.
- Good understanding of fibre and civils within FTTP builds, including duct, chambers, poles, trench routes and Special Engineering Difficulties.
- Proven ability to assess and develop fit-for-purpose and cost-effective network solutions.
- Good commercial awareness with the ability to assess proposed solutions against agreed cost and budget parameters.
- Experience managing or working with third-party survey, design or delivery partners.
- Understanding of HSEQ requirements associated with telecommunications and civil engineering works.
- Awareness of utility infrastructure and the potential risks associated with working in proximity to gas, electricity, water and other services.
- Understanding of UK/NI regulations relating to civil engineering works, streetworks, wayleaves and telecommunications infrastructure.
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Fibrus
Dargan, United Kingdom
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