Field Data Technician - Outdoor, Travel-Heavy

Osmose Utilities Services; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Production bonuses that vary

Vacation Days

Paid Holidays

Dental, Vision, Life Insurance

401k with company match

Critical Illness Plan

Accident Insurance Plan

Hospital Indemnity Plan

Job summary

Osmose Utilities Services seeks Field Data Technicians to collect detailed data on electric utilities and telecom facilities in outdoor settings. You will hike between utility poles to capture measurements for engineering and fiber projects.

The role requires routine overnight travel (1–2 weeks away). You will be trained for all duties and may have longer trips for out-of-state assignments.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; technical background preferred.

Responsibilities

• Work in an outdoor environment to collect field data that supports the engineering and design of fiber optic cable facilities. This will include measurements of attachment heights, span distances, angles, etc...
• Submit organized, detailed data for each project that could include maps, field notes and digital images.
• Operate and maintain equipment that would include tablet computer, digital camera, measuring tools and Personal Protective Equipment.
• Work professionally in the field as a representative of Osmose and our customers.
• Communicate effectively and on a daily basis with the project management team.
• Work safely and independent of supervision.

Skills

Excellent communication

Travel willingness

GPS map reading

Independence

Professional appearance

Attention to detail

Self-motivation

Outdoor endurance

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

GPS devices

Tablet computer

Digital camera

Job description

Osmose Utilities Services seeks Field Data Technicians to collect detailed data on electric utilities and telecom facilities in outdoor settings. You will hike between utility poles to capture measurements for engineering and fiber projects.

The role requires routine overnight travel (1–2 weeks away). You will be trained for all duties and may have longer trips for out-of-state assignments.