SUE A Technician III

Sue Quality Level A Technician IIIHave you run a crew in utility installation, underground construction, or excavation? Join Safe Site Utility Services in Glendale, Arizona as a Sue Quality Level A Technician III and put that experience to work in a new way. You'll plan, locate, and lay out small projects, take on the most challenging test holes, and make sure every record your crew delivers is accurate. With limited oversight, you'll keep projects on budget and on schedule while helping develop the next generation of Sue Quality Level A technicians.We're especially interested in foremen and crew leads from utility installation, underground construction, excavation, pipeline, gas, telecom, electric, water, sewer, or similar utility work. If you've planned the day's work, managed a crew, coordinated activities in the field, and been accountable for production, you already have the skills that are hardest to teach. Sue experience is not required; we'll train you on the Quality Level A methods, locating, and documentation.Subsurface Utility Engineering is a structured process used to identify, map, and manage underground utilities during the planning and design phases. Unlike standard utility locating, Sue goes further by:verifying utility positions using multiple detection methodsassigning quality levels to each findingintegrating accurate data into engineering and design workflowsBecause of this approach, Sue improves decision-making and significantly reduces uncertainty before construction begins.With limited oversight, you will:Independently plan, locate, and lay out assigned projectsPlan daily field production and adjust resources to keep projects within the established field budget and scheduleHandle congested corridors, multiple utilities, deep excavations, and unusual utility configurationsReview plans and identify potential conflicts before excavationPerform field-level QA/QC before the crew leaves the siteConduct QA/QC of all project field documentation, regardless of who completed itVerify that test-hole numbers, ribbon numbers, photographs, and documentation software records correspondProperly document inaccessible or unverified test holes and escalate them for up-line assistance before reporting them as unsuccessfulTrack daily quantities, production, delays, and additional workAssist with change-order documentation and supporting informationTrain and evaluate Technician I and Technician II employeesAct as crew lead as needed and assignedFollow traffic-control, excavation, confined-space, and general jobsite safety requirementsRepresent Safe Site professionally on client jobsitesRequired Qualifications:Demonstrated ability to independently complete and document Quality Level A work at the Technician II level or equivalentExperience with electromagnetic (EM) utility locating and reading utility and construction plansExperience working in complex conditions such as congested corridors, deep excavations, and multiple-utility crossingsStrong organizational skills for tracking production, quantities, and delaysAbility to train, coach, and evaluate less experienced techniciansClear and professional communication skillsProficiency with computers, smartphone/tablet-based data collection, and field documentation softwareCommitment to safety for yourself, your crew, and the publicComfortable working outdoors year-round, including in Arizona summer heatValid driver's license and clean driving recordNeed to be able to occasionally travel out of town and work overtime.Should be able to walk long distances of several miles daily.Will sometimes be lifting heavy equipment up to 80 lbs.Pay and Career Growth:This role pays $28–$33/hour depending on experience, with a defined path for advancement. Promotion is based on demonstrated skills and performance, not just time in the role, and relevant prior experience is considered at hire.Technician III: $28–$31/hourSenior Technician / Crew Lead: $32–$38/hourBenefits:Medical, Vision and Dental InsuranceHealth Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA)401(k) matchingPTOPaid HolidaysEmployee Assistance ProgramThis job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change, or new ones may be assigned at any time with or without notice. In compliance with federal and state equal opportunity employment laws, Safe Site Utility Services is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate regarding race, color, national origin, religion, disability, age, or gender.