Technician

• - Responsible for collecting data to ensure the completion of a project:
• - Locating boundary, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while performing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys.
• - Check and reduce raw field data, perform calculations, and download/file survey data.
• - Perform project research as needed.
• - Follow instructions and work orders from project managers.
• - Communicate daily with your Field Project Manager to confirm if you are on track to complete your field schedule and inform them when you are behind or ahead of schedule.
• - Physical work environment demands:
• - Ability to safely traverse and navigate rugged terrain in remote areas.
• - Ability to regularly work outside in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet, and muddy conditions, with high/precarious places.
• - Ability to transport heavy equipment to various job sites (regularly lifting/moving up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting/moving up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting/moving up to 100 pounds).
• - Ability to travel regionally and nationally often.
• - Ability to work overtime, including weekends as needed.
• - Develop and maintain excellent relationships with clients, contractors, and team members
• - Ensure that projects are completed safely and efficiently, adhering to project schedules and budgets
• - Maintain survey equipment and troubleshoot issues that arise in the field

Survey Technician

• The Maintenance Utility role is a versatile role responsible for ensuring physical facilities (buildings and the areas surrounding them) and utility systems (water, gas, electrical, HVAC) remain clean, safe, well-lit, and fully operational.
• This role handles both routine preventative maintenance and immediate facility repairs.
• We are hiring for 12 hour night shift. Hours 7pm – 7am
• Basic maintenance and preventative maintenance tasks on; plant equipment, machines, plant support systems, and buildings including: Cleaning, painting, lubrication, fluid and filter changes.
• Basic plumbing, basic carpentry.
• Repair shop floors and stairs, roof leaks, installs racking units and guards.
• Load and unload trucks, assist in equipment relocation and installation.
• Change HID, fluorescent, incandescent light bulbs, ballast and fixtures.
• Cleaning sumps, catch basins, roof drains, sewer and drain lines.
• Winter maintenance includes snow plowing and apply anti-skid material.
• Order parts, materials, and chemicals as needed.
• Plan and prioritize equipment repairs.
• Responsible for project management of equipment installations and relocations to meet established due dates.
• Operate material handling .
• Assist maintenance repair persons in their daily functions.
• Perform daily service (lube, fluids balance) to plant equipment.
• Complete miscellaneous repairs to machines and systems at the direction of higher-level authority.
• Prepare hazardous and nonhazardous wastes for storage and shipment.
• Do limited assembly of equipment and furniture.
• Transfer materials for production support to and from on-site warehouse.
• Responsible for shop safety and housekeeping of the facility.
• Perform packaging and shipping preparation.
• Act as an Emergency Responder within the facility.
• Commitment to promoting and maintaining a safe work environment for themselves and all those that could be affected.
• Understand all safety procedures; follow plant processes and procedures; make own judgments; plan; coordinate and direct own work while multi-tasking, and prioritizing efforts all while continuously improving daily.
• Gather and analyze information from manuals, technical support, and personal knowledge to complete tasks where no documentation may exist, direction is not clearly defined, and the desired result is conceptual in nature.
• In the case of equipment failures utilize learned skills, and critical reasoning to develop options and solve moderate to complex problems to determining probable causes and taking corrective actions with limited supervision.
• Communicate safety, work issues and progress with supervisor, team members and across shifts.

Utility Technician – Entry

• Frame metal stud or wood framed walls and ceilings
• Hang and Finish Drywall in preparation for finishes
• Install wood and hollow metal frames and doors, including associated hardware including locks, closers, and panic devices
• Completes general building repairs, including repair and painting of walls, doors, floors, etc.
• Completes repairs to plumbing system including fixing leaks and stoppages, repairs or replacement of sinks, piping, valves or drains and toilets
• Replaces lighting components, ceiling tiles, and grid throughout the buildings and offices
• Include minor electrical repairs
• Install wood trim including base, crown molding, chair rail, and door trim

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