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About the Role

As a Field Tech, you will play a critical role in supporting field survey operations. This position provides hands-on experience with surveying equipment, field procedures, and safety protocols, working closely under the supervision of Field Chiefs to execute survey projects.

Responsibilities

• Load and unload all field equipment and batteries daily.
• Charge batteries properly and consistently.
• Maintain truck organization, including restocking supplies, removing trash, submitting receipts, and coordinating vehicle cleaning.
• Clean and maintain field equipment to ensure readiness for daily use.
• Safely and accurately set up field equipment such as Data Collector, Robotic Total Station, and GPS Base.
• Develop a basic understanding of field equipment and its purpose.
• Operate equipment under the supervision of a Field Chief.
• Begin learning codes.
• Assist with project setup and execution in the field.
• Take directions from the Field Chief to efficiently complete tasks.
• Interact professionally with client representatives and landowners.
• Attend safety meetings.
• Follow all OSHA standards, company safety protocols, and wear required PPE.
• Stay hydrated and communicate any health concerns immediately.
• Seek guidance from the Safety Coordinator or Joseph Lopez when needed.
• Comply with work schedule and overtime policies.

Requirements

• Valid driver's license
• Reliable transportation to/from work
• Smartphone
• Physical ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions and terrain.
• Regular lifting of equipment up to 50lbs and extensive walking on uneven ground.

Skills

• Follow directions with a positive can-do attitude
• Ask questions to build knowledge and understanding of surveying and project specifics
• Communicate, collaborate with, and be respectful to co-workers
• Perform tasks safely under OSHA standards (including wearing appropriate safety attire: vest, glasses, gloves, steel-toe work boots, hard hat)

Location

• Field-based

Work Type

• Field-based
• May require early mornings, overtime, or travel depending on project schedules.

Experience Level

• 1 year of consecutive employment in any industry

Education Level

• High School Diploma or equivalent

About the Company

• Field-based with exposure to construction sites, rural terrain, and weather conditions.