Utility Locator

Inframark•Warner Robins, GA

About The Position

The Utility Locator identifies and marks gas, water, and sewer lines by referencing utility prints and using locating equipment. The role requires flexibility to work independently across varied terrain and weather conditions, maintain composure in stressful situations, conduct oneself professionally, and manage time effectively to complete assigned work. The Utility Locator uses utility maps, as-built civil engineering drawings, GIS information, and pipe and electronic locating equipment to identify underground utilities, then marks their locations with stakes, flags, or paint. The position also involves documenting completed work and issues, verifying field information, and notifying designated City departments about updates and corrections. The position includes working normal and after-hours schedules, operating a company vehicle safely, and performing other duties as assigned. Work may take place around moving equipment and in construction, highway, industrial, and private-property settings, with exposure to seasonal weather, fumes, gases, and dust. Employment offers are contingent on applicable background screening, drug testing, and driving-record review.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Valid driver’s license.
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and the internet.
Ability to work with tablets and mobile devices.
Working knowledge of OSHA requirements, DOT regulations, and utility standard operating procedures.
Proficiency completing regulatory documentation, reports, and correspondence.
Clear and professional communication when interacting with homeowners, contractors, and utility representatives.
Ability to maintain composure in challenging situations and collaborate with others.
Attention to detail and ability to interpret drawings, plans, and GIS information to identify utility lines.
Ability to work independently, manage time, prioritize work, and balance competing priorities, scheduling issues, and deadlines.
Ability to work in varied terrain, hazards, environments, and weather conditions.
Ability to frequently lift 40–50 pounds, move equipment and tools, and sit, squat, bend, crawl, climb, and reach; occasional lifting or carrying of items up to 50 pounds.

Nice To Haves

One year of utility location experience and/or 2–3 years of water/wastewater experience preferred.
C Operator Distribution/Collection System Operator license or C Operator Water/Wastewater license preferred; other licenses may vary according to site and assignment.
Ability to develop innovative and creative solutions, ask for constructive feedback, promote diversity, respect, and accountability, and contribute to a positive customer experience.

Responsibilities

Work safely, follow safe work practices, and identify and report unsafe work conditions.
Locate underground utility lines specified by the client.
Interpret job order tickets, email requests, phone calls, blueprints, and maps to route and perform duties efficiently.
Use utility maps, as-built civil engineering drawings, GIS information, and pipe and electronic locating equipment.
Mark underground utility locations using stakes, flags, and/or paint.
Prepare reports, forms, and memos documenting completed work and problems encountered or resolved.
Verify field information and notify designated City departments of updates and corrections.
Develop knowledge and understanding of underground facilities infrastructure.
Operate a company vehicle safely and according to vehicle policy.
Perform work in all weather conditions, during normal and after-hours periods.
Perform other duties as deemed necessary by the supervisor.