Comm. Field Tech 1 - CC

Overview

Collect and record utility field data for design and as-built documentation.

Key Responsibilities

• field identification
• data collection
• as-built
• production targets
• tool utilization
• measurement recording

Tasks

-Correctly identifies equipment and apparatus in the field with low error rate and minimal supervisory assistance. -Accurately and neatly gather field data using paper drawings, forms, electronic data collection devices, digital cameras, or other formats and/or devices specified by the project manager and/or client. -Meets production targets to keep on schedule and within budgeted labor hours. -Completely render as-built conditions to act as bases for new design work. -Accurately records data and measurements using correct standards and symbology such that the resulting product is clear and easily understood by office-based project personnel. -Quickly learn and apply technology tools such as hand-held data loggers, laser range finders, angle finders, digital cameras, and GPS receivers. -Correctly identify items to be documented in the field with minimal supervisory input. -Accurately record measurements and dimensions of requested items; be able to recognize levels of detail required to create a complete and accurate accounting of the field situation per the project specifications.

Requirements

• leadership
• independent
• task management

What You Bring

-Able to manage multiple tasks and provide leadership to other team members. -Work independently

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About Pike Corporation

-Delivering complex solutions for utility infrastructure, energy projects, and industrial sectors. -Commitment to safety and quality in power grids, substations, and renewable energy projects. -Specializing in transmission and distribution lines, power plant construction, and renewable energy systems like solar and wind. -Known for tackling large-scale infrastructure projects with reliability in demanding conditions. -Services across diverse industries including energy, utilities, and commercial development. -Involved in high-profile projects shaping modern infrastructure across the U.S.

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