Field Technician Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• 5 to 10 year's progressive experience in Utility Locating along with Subsurface Utility Engineering “SUE” field operations.
• Proficiency with SUE locating equipment.
• Proficiency with total stations and GPS.
• Proficiency with SUE locating equipment and vacuum excavation equipment.
• Must have a valid driver's license.
• An acceptable motor vehicle record.
• Cleared criminal background check.
• Negative drug test result.

Nice To Haves

• Some proficiency with ground penetrating radar is desired.
• Individual will have proficient technical skills; behavioral traits of process oriented, steady, helpful, honest, trustworthy, adaptable, analytical, problem solver, likes work alone when required, methodical, consistent, detail oriented, precise, hates mistakes, likes structure.

Responsibilities

• Manage a Utility Location and Subsurface Utility Engineering “SUE” field crew.
• Lead with these major objectives in mind: quality (accuracy, thoroughness, clarity, meets regulatory requirements, public relations) of work, safety, meet schedules, within budgets, and responsive service to clients.
• Utilize Subsurface Utility Engineering field equipment such as: ground penetrating radar, electromagnetic designating equipment, sewer camera, probe rod, jackhammer, pneumatic tampers, vacuum excavation equipment, and other geophysical means using all safety protocols, industry standards and guidelines.
• Organize field work and direct crew members, while accurately and efficiently collecting field data, locating features, and deliver data to the office, while maintaining accurate records of work and expenses.
• Some overnight travel will be required.
• Walk around a lot outside year-round through all kinds of terrain and in extreme heat and cold.

Benefits

• Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
• Competitive pay
• Paid holidays
• Bereavement leave
• Parental leave
• Medical leave
• Military leave
• Tuition reimbursement
• Professional development programs
• Online courses