The Field Technician Level 3 is a skilled and dependable team member capable of independently completing complex field operations involving wet taps line stops and valve insertions on a wider range of pipe types and sizes. This role demonstrates increasing technical proficiency consistently applies safe work practices and actively supports training and mentoring of junior technicians.
Key Responsibilities
Independently perform wet taps up to and including 42 on various pipe types (e.g. PVC DIP CIP HDPE Concrete Steel)
Execute standard line stops and valve insertions without supervision
Set up operate and dismantle advanced tapping and line-stopping equipment
Identify and prepare appropriate tools and fittings for each job
Troubleshoot field issues and assist with temporary pipeline repairs
Maintain accurate job documentation and safety logs
Support junior technicians with training and field preparation
Assist with shop operations equipment maintenance and truck readiness
Adhere to all safety and quality protocols
Skills Knowledge and Expertise
Required Skills and Abilities
Advanced familiarity with underground utility installation techniques
Proficient in identifying components for tapping valve inserting and line-stop setups
Strong troubleshooting ability and mechanical aptitude
Effective communication and leadership potential
Valid drivers license (clean record); Class A CDL preferred
Ability to work in confined spaces and extreme outdoor conditions
Comfortable working independently on emergency/on-call shifts
Working knowledge of OSHA & EPA regulations
Proficiency with job site devices such as tablets GPS and digital reporting tools
Qualifications and Education Requirements
High school diploma or GED
35 years of relevant experience in utility construction or field operations
OSHA 10 and forklift certification (or obtained within 90 days of hire)
Mental/Physical Demands and Environmental Factors
Ability to walk climb carry materials and work in awkward positions
Frequent standing kneeling and repetitive motion required
Must be able to lift up to 75 lbs and climb 30-foot ladders
Visual and auditory attention to detail in hazardous environments
Exposure to varying weather conditions equipment noise and confined spaces
Requires regional or national travel and extended periods away from home
All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race color religion sex national origin age disability or protected veteran status.
Required Experience:
IC
The Field Technician Level 3 is a skilled and dependable team member capable of independently completing complex field operations involving wet taps line stops and valve insertions on a wider range of pipe types and sizes. This role demonstrates increasing technical proficiency consistently applies ...
The Field Technician Level 3 is a skilled and dependable team member capable of independently completing complex field operations involving wet taps line stops and valve insertions on a wider range of pipe types and sizes. This role demonstrates increasing technical proficiency consistently applies safe work practices and actively supports training and mentoring of junior technicians.
Key Responsibilities
Independently perform wet taps up to and including 42 on various pipe types (e.g. PVC DIP CIP HDPE Concrete Steel)
Execute standard line stops and valve insertions without supervision
Set up operate and dismantle advanced tapping and line-stopping equipment
Identify and prepare appropriate tools and fittings for each job
Troubleshoot field issues and assist with temporary pipeline repairs
Maintain accurate job documentation and safety logs
Support junior technicians with training and field preparation
Assist with shop operations equipment maintenance and truck readiness
Adhere to all safety and quality protocols
Skills Knowledge and Expertise
Required Skills and Abilities
Advanced familiarity with underground utility installation techniques
Proficient in identifying components for tapping valve inserting and line-stop setups
Strong troubleshooting ability and mechanical aptitude
Effective communication and leadership potential
Valid drivers license (clean record); Class A CDL preferred
Ability to work in confined spaces and extreme outdoor conditions
Comfortable working independently on emergency/on-call shifts
Working knowledge of OSHA & EPA regulations
Proficiency with job site devices such as tablets GPS and digital reporting tools
Qualifications and Education Requirements
High school diploma or GED
35 years of relevant experience in utility construction or field operations
OSHA 10 and forklift certification (or obtained within 90 days of hire)
Mental/Physical Demands and Environmental Factors
Ability to walk climb carry materials and work in awkward positions
Frequent standing kneeling and repetitive motion required
Must be able to lift up to 75 lbs and climb 30-foot ladders
Visual and auditory attention to detail in hazardous environments
Exposure to varying weather conditions equipment noise and confined spaces
Requires regional or national travel and extended periods away from home
All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race color religion sex national origin age disability or protected veteran status.
Required Experience:
IC
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