Transmission Field Planner

ArborMetrics Solutions, LLC; Greenville (NC); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Industry pay

Company vehicle & fuel card

Full benefits day 1

401K after 3 months

Paid holidays

Paid sick time

Weekly pay

Incentive & referral bonus

Boot & clothing program

Training & certifications

Job summary

ArborMetrics is seeking a Transmission Work Planner for outdoor field vegetation management. The role emphasizes safety, independent work, and timely execution of tasks along energy corridors, with data entry using field tech tools.

You will engage with customers, drive to sites, inspect vegetation work, and support emergency response efforts, while progressing in a field-centric, high-responsibility role in North Carolina.

Qualifications

• 1-3 years of Utility Vegetation Management (UVM) or forestry experience.
• Knowledge of tree species identification, hazard tree assessment, invasive species management, and growth patterns.
• Ability to hike/observe Right-of-Ways and drive extended periods.
• Experience with GIS software and Microsoft Office; must use an iPhone.

Responsibilities

• Identify and report safety hazards and incidents; follow safety standards and protocols.
• Drive to work sites, hike rights-of-way, document vegetation work with tablets; use forestry computer systems for data entry.
• Address customer concerns promptly and maintain positive relations with leadership, auditors, clients and landowners.
• Participate in storm and emergency response duties; perform additional duties as assigned.

Skills

Outdoor work

Interpersonal skills

Problem solving

Multi-tasking

Tools

GIS software

MS Office

iPhone

Job description

ArborMetrics is seeking a Transmission Work Planner for outdoor field vegetation management. The role emphasizes safety, independent work, and timely execution of tasks along energy corridors, with data entry using field tech tools.

You will engage with customers, drive to sites, inspect vegetation work, and support emergency response efforts, while progressing in a field-centric, high-responsibility role in North Carolina.