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Job Description:

The client is looking for a number of Field Supervisors based in Turkmenistan.

This is a six-month contract opportunity for an experienced Field Supervisor to support telecom rollout activity across two regions (Mary Region & Lebap Region) of Turkmenistan. It is a hands-on, field-based role involving frequent travel and responsibility for sites from Technical Site Survey through construction, installation, quality validation, and successful customer acceptance.

 

What you’ll do:

  • Supervise telecom construction and equipment installation on towers, masts, and rooftops.
  • Ensure sites meet approved designs, installation procedures, quality standards, and delivery schedules.
  • Perform or validate Technical Site Surveys and review BOM, BOQ, and BOS information.
  • Conduct site readiness, self-acceptance, and customer-acceptance visits.
  • Carry out H&S and quality audits and report progress or deviations.
  • Coordinate with subcontractors and resolve installation defects and technical issues.
  • Validate BTS, microwave, antenna, power, and grounding installations.

 

What you’ll bring:

  • At least five years’ telecom implementation experience on turnkey projects.
  • A relevant Electronics or Electrical Engineering degree, diploma, or technician qualification.
  • Strong practical knowledge of 2G–5G BTS, microwave, antenna systems, power, and grounding.
  • Knowledge of construction quality, H&S, and quality-management requirements.
  • Valid work-at-height certification and required PPE.
  • Fluency in Turkmen or Russian, with communicative English.
  • Valid right to work in Turkmenistan and a valid driving licence.
  • Readiness for frequent regional travel and the required local medical, health, and H&S compliance checks.
  • Access to a four-wheel-drive vehicle is preferred.

 

Please note: Candidates must have a valid right to work in Turkmenistan, a valid driving licence, and be ready for frequent field travel across two regions.