SPARUS

Technician

• Detect natural gas leaks to protect the community and prevent harm
• Navigate natural gas incidents and implement proper solutions using provided training
• Accurately relay findings and convey information
• Work outdoors, typically walking 5+ miles per day
• Work independently after training, applying time management and problem-solving skills
• Use safety equipment and technology to detect leaks and analyze data
• Provide professional and responsive customer service
• Perform bending, crouching, kneeling, walking several miles per day, and carrying equipment up to 20 lbs.
• Work Monday to Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Field Technician

• Inspect gas lines and pipes to determine the origin and severity of gas leaks
• Detect, locate, and evaluate natural gas leaks
• Report leaks to the local gas company
• Drive a company vehicle for field work
• Walk 5 or more miles per day while working outdoors in varied weather and environments
• Travel up to 75% of the time, including occasional weekends
• Troubleshoot technology as needed
• Follow safety, quality, and company/client policies and procedures
• Complete classroom and/or online training and pass qualification tests
• Communicate courteously with customers and provide excellent customer service
• Perform other duties as assigned

Gas Survey Technician

• Enter and process required data accurately and timely
• Complete work efficiently and meet required completion dates
• Adhere to safety and quality policies
• Follow company and client safety, quality, and operational policies and procedures
• Serve customers and exceed their expectations
• Perform work in residential, rural, commercial, and/or industrial settings
• Travel between assignments while providing public safety services
• Perform other duties as assigned

Mobile Field Technician

• Inspect gas lines and pipes to determine the origin and severity of gas leaks
• Detect, locate, and evaluate natural gas leaks
• Report leaks to the local gas company
• Drive a company vehicle for field work
• Walk 5 or more miles per day while conducting surveys
• Work outdoors in all weather conditions and varied environments
• Travel up to 75% of the time, including occasional weekends
• Troubleshoot technology as needed
• Adhere to safety and quality policies and procedures
• Complete classroom and/or online training and pass qualification tests
• Communicate courteously with customers and provide excellent customer service
• Observe company and client procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Perform gas meter removals, exchanges, and new installations
• Conduct meter set inspections and pressure checks
• Perform appliance shut-off, re-light, and safety verification
• Conduct integrity testing and leak checks at the meter set
• Perform minor service-line and meter repairs and follow-up work
• Complete compliance documentation and work order close-out
• Interact with customers and provide safety education
• Provide field support for CenterPoint Energy gas operations
• Work directly in the field alongside experienced utility professionals
• Support gas distribution operations and public safety efforts

Gas Meter Exchange/Re-light Technician

• Underground Utility Detection: Use company-provided locating equipment to locate and mark underground utilities (gas, electric, communications, etc.)
• Mapping & Documentation: Accurately document located utilities and job details using required systems and tools
• Communication & Coordination: Partner with construction crews, project managers, and other stakeholders to confirm scope, markings, and potential hazards
• Safety & Compliance: Follow all safety guidelines, company policies, and regulatory requirements to maintain a safe work environment
• Problem Solving: Identify and respond to field challenges quickly, prioritizing safe and accurate outcomes
• Mobile/Route Work: Travel between assigned job sites throughout the day and work outdoors in varying conditions

Utility Locate Technician

• Survey natural gas pipelines
• Travel to various locations driving the Advanced Mobile Leak Detection (AMLD) vehicle
• Drive nightly typically 8 hours per day working 3rd shift (sundown - early AM)
• Walk 5 or more miles per day to accurately detect and classify natural gas leaks
• Work outdoors in all weather conditions and environments, including residential and commercial settings
• Communicate effectively with customers in a courteous manner

• Safeguarding communities by inspecting, detecting, and preventing natural gas leaks
• Using the latest innovative equipment in the field
• Working independently after training
• Walking 5+ miles per day outdoors