• Lead execution of major component exchanges (MCE) including blades, gearboxes, generators, main shafts, nacelles, and tower sections • Oversee crane operations, rigging plans, and lift execution in coordination with crane providers and site leadership • Ensure all work is performed in compliance with OSHA, GWO, and company safety standards • Conduct pre-job briefings, lift plans, and job hazard analyses (JHAs) prior to execution • Coordinate daily activities of technicians, rigging crews, and subcontractors on-site • Verify tooling, equipment, and parts are available and meet project requirements prior to mobilization • Serve as the primary point of contact for field-level technical issues during component exchanges • Ensure adherence to OEM procedures, torque specifications, and quality standards • Track and report daily progress, delays, and issues to site leadership • Support commissioning and functional testing following component installation • Identify and mitigate risks related to weather, logistics, and equipment constraints • Mentor and train technicians on MCE best practices and safety protocols

• Perform high-pressure surface restoration. • Complete parking lot striping and ADA Safety & Compliance painting. • Maintain overall facility appearance and visual standards.

• Perform installation and commissioning to Electrical Power Generation (EPG) equipment at designated customer locations throughout the United States. • Maintain a safe working environment and observe all safety procedures, laws, policies, and rules. • Promote and work in a manner consistent with Contamination Control guidelines. • Support company safety and housekeeping standards. • Communicate with internal and external customers in a manner that promotes a positive relationship. • Analyze and diagnose equipment malfunctions. • Perform pre-delivery setup, installation, and start-up on all makes and models of Caterpillar engines, generators, and related products. • Repair, replace, and rebuild engines and related systems and components of Cat and Non-Cat products in Industrial and EPG applications. • Write service reports that accurately document activities. • Operate company, rental, or personal vehicle as needed to transport parts and equipment and perform other field service duties. • Travel up to 100% of the time to meet customer service requirements.

• Perform a variety of functions based on the need of their assigned geographic area. • Operate under some supervision. • Participate in meetings or requiring functions related to projects and processes. • Perform installation and installation commissioning, troubleshooting, and handling of optical transmission systems with guidance from leadership. • Perform OTDR, Ethernet, BER, and SONET acceptance testing. • Complete installation, decommissioning, and troubleshooting of network and customer services. • Provide preliminary site surveys for building entrance construction requirements and equipment space availability. • Responsible for preventable and demand maintenance of the network, critical infrastructure (commonly referred to as facilities), and materials management. • Own understanding, learning, and executing to Zayo’s standards for installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and safekeeping of the network. • Install, label, scope & clean, and test of fiber optic patch cords. • Sometimes assigned to outside plant network in a given market, including metro and long haul fibers. • Proactively seek and identify potential network problems and report these issues before becoming service affecting events. • This includes action to resolve issues identified during routine preventative maintenance conducted during defined timelines. • Meet documented objectives and goals as business needs define. • Write routine reports, fill out documentation such as site surveys, fiber panels audits, close out packages, power audit reports as well as effectively communicate with customers, management, peers, and contractors, as well as other members of the organization. • Resolve problems in complex situations. • Use deductive reasoning skills to improve the customer experience and network performance. • Inspect outdoor cabinets, buried cable, construction sites, and other facilities in various environments, weather conditions, temperatures, various terrains with potential exposure to various types of vegetation and/or wild life. • Assist other employees with tasks as needed. • Act as a resource for less experienced Field Technicians. • Conduct a routine inspection of company issued vehicle to ensure it is in a safe operating condition. • Follow all personal safety policies and procedures. • Participate in a scheduled on-call rotation supporting after-hours activity as required • Flexibility to work occasional long shifts with overnight travel as necessary. • Other duties as assigned.