Distribution Field Tech 1-FD1 - CC

About the Role

Field technicians are responsible for gathering facility field data to support updates to records and the creation of design documents. Tasks include measurement, mapping, field photography, equipment inventory, staking, and other reconnaissance activities directed by senior technical or engineering staff. The role frequently works alongside senior employees, serving as a design or staking assistant. Technicians accurately collect field data using paper drawings, electronic forms, digital cameras, hand‑held data‑collection units, laser rangefinders, and GPS receivers as specified by project managers. They record measurements and dimensions with the appropriate level of detail and apply correct standards and symbology so that office‑based personnel can readily interpret the results. In emergencies, they may assist in power restoration efforts during natural‑disaster events, and they are required to meet production targets and adhere to project milestones, with occasional overnight travel. • Gather facility field data using paper forms, electronic devices, digital cameras, GPS, and laser rangefinders. • Conduct measurements, mapping, staking, and equipment inventory under senior staff direction. • Serve as a design or staking assistant during field reconnaissance. • Follow the Pike Engineering Safety Manual and champion safety initiatives. • Identify and document field items with minimal supervision. • Support power restoration efforts during natural‑disaster events. • Record measurements with appropriate detail, using correct standards and symbology. • Meet production targets and adhere to project deliverables and milestones.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸data collection
• ▸mapping
• ▸staking
• ▸equipment inventory
• ▸safety
• ▸power restoration

What You Bring

This entry‑level field technician role can serve as a training path toward Designer or CAD positions within Pike Engineering. The ideal candidate is highly organized, communicates well in writing, and is familiar with common computer software such as MS Office and, when applicable, CAD drafting tools. Experience in utility design or line construction, knowledge of GIS systems and basic data structures are preferred, and the incumbent must be self‑motivated and capable of independent work in an outdoor environment. The position demands self‑motivation, the ability to work independently and as part of a team, strong customer orientation, and the capacity to manage multiple tasks while training new peers. A valid driver’s license is required, and the role calls for comfort working outdoors under varying conditions. • Travel overnight when required and work independently in outdoor settings. • Demonstrate strong organization, written communication, and self‑motivation. • Proficient in MS Office; familiar with CAD drafting systems, GIS, and basic data structures. • Hold a valid driver’s license and operate safely in a team‑oriented, customer‑focused environment.

Requirements

• ▸ms office
• ▸cad
• ▸gis
• ▸driver's license
• ▸self‑motivation
• ▸outdoor

Work Environment

Field