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Underground Systems Inc.

Utility Locator

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What they do

A Utilities & Power Distribution Engineer designs and coordinates maintenance of electrical utilities and associated power distribution systems. Performs inspections, performance evaluations, troubleshooting and sunsetting of systems.

$94,052 / year median in Wisconsin

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Job Description

Description:
Utility Locator is proficient in locating, identifying, and marking the paths of cables, pipes, and other underground conduits that carry utilities before the start of construction to protect from damage during excavation projects. Must possess knowledge of underground utility locating equipment. Communicates with the Foreman and crews of located utilities at job sites via the Uniform Color Code and brightly colored pennants. As the Utility Locator often works alone, the employee is expected to exercise considerable self-initiation to complete the work and be comfortable with and available for travel.
Responsibilities:
Identify and map location/depth of utilities such as water, sewer, gas, cable, oil, electric, telephone, fiber optic, etc. Assist in the placing of OSP facilities: including aerial, bury, and underground facilities Document detailed site information and work performed Complete stand-by, meet, emergency, and on-call locates quickly and professionally Translate and troubleshoot design prints, locate tickets, and permits
Requirements:
Proven experience as a utility construction Utility Locator Valid DOT Medical Card to operate a commercial vehicle (10,000 lbs. or under) In-depth knowledge of construction procedures, equipment, OSHA, and
FMCSA/DOT
guidelines Excellent organizational and leadership skills Ability to communicate and report effectively, problem solving abilities Good physical condition and stamina Personal computer (PC) experience and experience using electronic locating devices is desirable