Field Engineer

• Travel around the Albany area to meet with joint pole owners to determine appropriate attachment heights for new 3rd party attachers.
• Collect data, field measurements, and photos of utility poles.
• Document maintenance concerns identified by the client and collect necessary data for Leidos designers.
• Meet the goals/expectations set on a weekly basis by the supervisor and communicate their status/progress effectively.
• Significant walking is necessary; 95% of this position requires field related work.
• Be outside year-round and every week as weather permits.
• Inspect poles in various areas: urban, rural, backyard pole lines, private properties, and Right of Ways.
• Work locations assigned vary monthly.
• Candidates can either drive their own personal vehicle with mileage reimbursement or get a rental truck/SUV paid for by Leidos.
• Receive 16 to 24 hours of training with an experienced field engineer prior to working alone.
• Be accountable for following Leidos safety procedures and reporting progress daily.

Field Engineering Technician

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