Field Assistant

Overview

Assist field crew with utility locating, equipment prep, and field notes.

Key Responsibilities

• field notes
• tool use
• equipment maintenance
• resource management
• team support

Tasks

-Prepare accurate field notes, when required. -May be required to use tools and equipment such as chainsaw, axe, sledgehammer, shovel, metal detector and survey tripod in order to complete assigned tasks. -Clean and maintain equipment, maintain supplies, stock company vehicle, and ensure necessary physical resources are available in the field, with minimal supervision. -Follow directives received from Field Supervisor or Crew Chief to assist utility locate team.

Requirements

• class 5
• high school
• communication
• travel
• physically fit
• reliability

What You Bring

-Pre-employment drug and alcohol and fitness for work testing is required. -Ability to travel out of town for up to three-week periods. -Good written and verbal communication skills, and general computer knowledge. -High school diploma, technical school education and previous experience an asset but not required. -Must possess and maintain a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record. -Valid Class 5 driver’s license. -Physically fit, able to lift heavy equipment, willing to work in varied environmental conditions, able to work in wildlife populated areas, and willing to work in remote areas for extended periods and varied hours. -Reliable and punctual in impactfully delivering tasks.

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Benefits

-Compensation: Attractive total compensation package including a generous bonus plan. -Relocation Support: Financial assistance if applicable. -Career Progression: Support and mentorship to shape a career path that fits your goals. -Safe & Inclusive Workplace: A culture of respect and inclusion for all. -Comprehensive Benefits: Maternity and parental leave top up program, health and dental coverage, RRSP matching, and Employee & Family Assistance Program. -Professional Development: Reimbursement for dues, educational assistance, mentorship program, workshops, and committee involvement.

About Mcelhanney

-evolved from a surveying firm to a leading multidisciplinary consultancy. -offering services in engineering, planning, surveying, and environmental solutions. -works on a wide range of projects, from small-scale site designs to large infrastructure initiatives. -supports both public and private clients in sectors such as infrastructure, transportation, energy, and water resources. -notable projects include transportation networks, water treatment plants, energy development, and urban development plans. -maintains a robust presence across Canada, with offices in key regions, delivering high-quality, tailored solutions. -engineering and planning teams often collaborate with local and regional stakeholders to create innovative, sustainable designs.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-pre-employment drug and alcohol testing required -fitness for work testing required