Staking Technician

Description

• Assessing and documenting potential code violations in accordance with the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC), ensuring that all findings reflect the most up-to-date standards and best practices.
• Responsible for interfacing with landowners to obtain easements and/or permission for the construction of the electric facilities.
• Performing detailed inspections of every pole within the assigned system, carefully evaluating the condition of each structure and identifying any construction- or maintenance-related deficiencies that may impact performance, safety, or long-term integrity.
• Prepare construction sketches and complete staking sheets on forms or by use of computer software packages.
• Submitting collected data to a direct supervisor on a weekly basis for quality control review and eventual delivery to the client, supporting a smooth workflow and timely project completion.
• Recording observations, deficiencies, and violations directly into the company-provided tablet using specialized client software, maintaining accurate, organized, and comprehensive digital records.
• Communicating clearly and professionally with supervisors, clients, and-when appropriate-members of the public regarding project details, field conditions, and inspection findings. Communicate with team daily to ensure all tasks have been completed.
• Ensure engineering and construction standards are followed throughout the design, constructability of the design, and compliance with RUS and NESC specifications as necessary.

Requirements

• Proficient in the use of pole line design software.
• Technical or associate's degree in related field with at least five (5) years of relevant experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Ability to perform calculations on distribution structures and lines.
• Ability to work extra hours when necessary to meet project requirements.
• Ability to cut right of way and carry a 20-pound pack several miles in rough, uneven terrain.
• Must have a valid driver's license and to travel to project sites with own transportation.
• Ability to identify and gather field data on aerial electric distribution lines and structures via technology such as GPS survey equipment, data collection units, laser range finders, and cameras.
• Must Pass a Background Check
• Ability to drive stakes to mark location of future poles and anchor placement.
• Working knowledge of GPS technology and e-mail
• In-depth knowledge of RUS construction units and construction specifications. Knowledge of property deeds, right-of-way easements and acquisition.
• Knowledge in obtaining permits for construction.

Benefits

• Excellent Health Insurance Benefits
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Flex Benefits (Flexible Hours, Telecommuting)
• Competitive Pay
• Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick, Floating Holiday, Holidays)

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance