Outdoor Field Data Technician – Fiber & Utilities Data

Osmose Inc.; Stet (MO); On-site; USD 28,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Production bonuses

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 Inc. is seeking Field Data Technicians to collect detailed field data on electric utility and telecommunications facilities. The role requires outdoor data collection, hiking between spans, and reporting with maps, notes, and images.

The position offers training, weekly pay with bonus opportunities, and occasional overnight travel, often 1–2 weeks away from home, with weekends at home. Must be physically capable and dependable.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; technical background preferred.
• Basic knowledge of telecommunications or electrical distribution systems is a plus.
• Comfort working outdoors in various weather; physically able to lift 15–20 lbs regularly.
• Ability to read and follow GPS maps and process specifications.
• Willingness to travel overnight for 1–2 weeks and stay away from home.

Responsibilities

• Work in outdoor environments to collect field data supporting engineering and design of fiber optic facilities.
• Submit organized detailed data for each project including maps, field notes, and photos.
• Operate and maintain tablets, cameras, and measurement tools.
• Represent Osmose professionally with customers in the field.
• Communicate daily with project management.
• Work safely and independently without supervision.

Skills

Outdoor field work

Data collection

Strong communication

Independent work

Professional appearance

Attention to detail

GPS map reading

Safety protocols

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Technical background preferred

Tools

GPS maps

Tablet computer

Digital camera

Measuring tools

Job description

Osmose Utilities Services Inc. is seeking Field Data Technicians to collect detailed field data on electric utility and telecommunications facilities. The role requires outdoor data collection, hiking between spans, and reporting with maps, notes, and images.

The position offers training, weekly pay with bonus opportunities, and occasional overnight travel, often 1–2 weeks away from home, with weekends at home. Must be physically capable and dependable.