Position Overview

The Field Services Technician performs routine and non-routine testing and observation of construction materials and practices. Work may include the testing of soil, steel, asphalt, concrete, masonry, and other construction materials. Work may also include the field observation of soil placement and compaction, concrete structural dimensions and rebar placement, asphalt placement, and other construction practices. The Field Services Technician receives supervision and technical support from the Field Supervisor and the Assistant Manager.

Key Responsibilities:

Ability to track and organize assigned work (Level I, II, III),

Ability to perform routine sampling, testing, and observation (Level I, II, III),

Be familiar with good field services practices and definition of Quality (Level I, II, III)

Apply formulas for the interpretation and calculation of test results (Level II, III),

Be proficient at basic computer skills and preparation of field service reports (Level II, III),

Implement relevant quality control requirements including equipment calibration (Level II, III),

Interpret project specifications, drawings, and work instructions (Level II, III),

Handle of customer relations (Level III),

Other duties as directed by the Field Supervisor and Assistant Manager (Level I, II, III).

Education and Experience

High School diploma or GED

ACI, NETTCP, NICET or ODOT certified preferred

Experience with weld examination, OSHA training, density gauge training, floor fatness testing, soil stabilization, asphalt field and lab testing and experience with different @types of deep foundations is preferred.

Skills and Abilities

Excellent communication skills

Clean driving record

Strong oral and verbal communication skills

Good math and language skills

Physical Requirements

Physical Ability

Stand, walk, push, pull, twist, reach overhead, bending, crawling, climbing; lift minimum of 80 pounds

Visual Ability

Visual accommodation necessary for reading instructions/materials necessary to perform functions of job

Hearing Ability

Ability to monitor sounds for changes in machine function

Work Conditions

Work exposes the employee to traffic hazards and the hazards of construction sites including dangers of moving heavy equipment, inclement weather conditions, and high noise levels.

Bowser-Morner, Inc.

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