Description
utility locating
vacuum excavation
traffic management
one‑call processing
survey coordination
crew supervision
Subsurface Utility Engineering mitigates risks in new infrastructure by working with engineers and utility owners. The team employs electromagnetic line locators, ground‑penetrating radar, GPS, conventional survey, and vacuum excavation to deliver precise, technical results.
- Collaborate with a team to tackle diverse projects.
- Read and interpret utility records, as‑built and survey drawings, and highway design plans.
- Designate existing utilities using electromagnetic and geophysical technologies.
- Operate and drive a vacuum excavation truck, performing test holes to expose utilities.
- Implement appropriate maintenance‑of‑traffic measures.
- Process “One‑Call” tickets.
- Coordinate survey work related to SUE.
- Supervise field crew activities.
- Train junior crew members.
- Represent Colliers Engineering & Design in the field and coordinate with utility companies.
Requirements
2+ years
vacuum excavation
quick learner
computer skills
outdoor work
driving record
- Minimum two years’ experience with electromagnetic and geophysical designating technologies.
- Experience with vacuum excavation (preferred).
- Ability to quickly learn new technologies and software.
- Basic computer skills and strong communication and collaboration abilities.
- Willingness to work outdoors in varied weather and travel occasionally.
- Capability to walk several miles daily and lift equipment up to 80 lb.
- Clean driving record and good driving skills.
- Proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking English for job communications.
Benefits
The role offers an hourly wage of $27–$35 based on qualifications and requires a pre‑employment drug screen along with participation in a random drug and alcohol testing program.
Colliers values its people, providing a safe environment, career advancement opportunities, and the chance to impact society. Employees receive medical, dental, vision coverage, paid parental and military leave, disability and life insurance, a matched 401(k)/Roth, paid time off, referral and license bonuses, education reimbursement, mentorship, wellness programs, and philanthropic initiatives.
- $27–$35 per hour, dependent on qualifications.
- Company‑paid medical, dental, and vision insurance.
- Paid pregnancy disability leave, short‑ and long‑term disability, and life insurance.
- Company‑matched 401(k)/Roth plan.
- Paid time off, including parental, military leave, and overtime compensation for billable hours beyond 40 per week.
- Employee referral and professional license bonuses.
- Education reimbursement and access to in‑house courses.
- Mentorship, wellness program, Women’s Organization, and philanthropic opportunities.
Training + Development
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