Assistant Locates

TES The Employment Solution; Dresden; On-site; CAD 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is seeking an individual for a one-year contract in asset management. The role involves analyzing and organizing locate requests, coordinating with crew leads, and utilizing various mapping and management software. Ideal candidates will possess strong computer skills and a good sense of direction, essential for navigating aerial imagery and physical documents.

Qualifications

• Must be proficient with mapping software and location tools.
• Experience with various computer programs essential for task completion.
• Ability to analyze and manage locate requests for assets.

Responsibilities

• Analyze, assign, and complete locate requests for assets.
• Schedule coordinates with crew leads and manage observations.
• Complete aerial patrol reports and follow up on actions required.

Skills

Proficient with Computers

GIS

Excel

Word

Ability to read Maps

Analyze Locate requests

Coordinate actions

Tools

E-Locate

Google Earth

SAP

Maximo

Plan View (Multi-Viewer)

Utilisphere (IRTH)

Utillilocate

Job description

• Location: Dawn Township (Ontario)

• Duration: 1 year Contract

Must Have skills/experience:

• Proficient with Computers, experience with programs such as: E-Locate, GIS, Excel, Word, Google Earth, SAP, Maximo, Plan View ( Multi-Viewer) , Utilisphere (IRTH), Utillilocate.

• Ability to read Maps and with a good sense of direction , compare to aerial photographs, satellite Imagery, and existing prints/documents

• Analyze, Assign, and Complete Locate request for STO Plant Assets.

• Assign and schedule locates, third party observations, and site meets working with People& Crew Leads within the various STO departments

• Coordinate appropriate action with respect to Aerial Patrol reports

• Assist Manager of Locates, Capital Management and Administration with duties assigned

• Receive, investigate, and complete Aerial Patrol reports and initiate appropriate follow-up as required by the observation.

• Update Observation records and file appropriately