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RECONN is hiring a gas leak surveyor to survey gas lines and ensure pipeline integrity. You will use equipment, read maps, and document findings in a fast-paced environment. Training is provided, and overtime may be required; weekends possible.
Starting pay is $17-$19/hour, dependent on experience. We offer a strong benefits package and daily pay options, with a focus on safety and public service.
The starting pay for this position is $17 - $19/hour, based on experience. Do you want to start your career with a company that values integrity, dedication, and hard work every single day? We want to offer you competitive pay, a generous benefits package, and opportunities for advancement. As leaders in the utility industry concentrating, on quality and safety, RECONN is looking for people to join our team who are problem solvers, take pride in public safety and are comfortable in a fast paced, exciting work environment. A gas leak surveyor provides an important service to utilities and the public. Leak survey technicians use a variety of equipment to survey gas lines ensuring pipeline integrity. When a leak is detected, it is investigated, classified, and documented. Basic skills needed are computer skills, map reading, routing, and problem solving. These are entry-level, daytime/full-time positions and overtime may be required. Instructor led training will be provided. This position may require you to work weekends.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Veterans are encouraged to apply.
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RECONN is your utility compliance and solutions partner. Our experienced teams utilize the most advanced technology to ensure superior quality and reliability. Nationwide, utility companies depend upon our oversight and precision to protect their infrastructure.