Distribution Field Technician; Dayton, OH

Distribution Field Technician (Dayton, OH)
Launch Your Career in the Power Industry!

Are you looking for an opportunity to build a long-term career in a growing industry without spending every day doing heavy manual labor? Do you enjoy working outdoors, using technology, and being part of projects that power local communities?

We're seeking motivated, dependable individuals to join our team as Distribution Field Technicians in the Dayton area. This is an excellent entry-level opportunity for candidates interested in utilities, infrastructure, engineering support, surveying, construction, or field services.

If you're someone who enjoys being active, learning technical skills, working with cutting-edge technology, and contributing to essential infrastructure, this could be the perfect next step in your career.

Why Join Us?

Entry-level opportunity with career growth potential

Four 10-hour shifts per week offering extended weekends

Hands-on field work without the demands of heavy labor

Paid training and opportunities for technical certifications

Work with GPS technology, tablets, mapping tools, and utility equipment

Gain valuable experience in the electric utility and power distribution industry

Be part of meaningful projects that support local communities

What You'll Do

As a Distribution Field Technician, you'll play a key role in helping maintain the safety, reliability, and accuracy of electrical distribution systems. Working from our Dayton-area office, you'll travel to field locations to collect data, inspect utility assets, and support infrastructure planning and maintenance efforts.

Key Responsibilities

+ Conduct visual inspections of overhead and underground electrical distribution equipment.

+ Collect, record, and analyze field data to support utility operations and planning.

+ Map and document Low Voltage Distribution (LVD) systems.

+ Identify and inventory utility equipment located on poles and throughout the distribution network.

+ Prepare minor work orders and inspection reports based on field findings.

+ Perform asset audits and inventories to maintain accurate utility records.

+ Support joint-use and permitting activities through field documentation.

+ Complete pad-mounted equipment inspections and pole analysis activities.

+ Assist with metering, apparatus services, and lighting audits.

+ Utilize laptops, tablets, GPS devices, and field software to capture and update information in real time.

+ Measure clearances and equipment locations using specialized tools such as height sticks and range finders.

+ Follow established safety standards, utility procedures, and field protocols.

+ Collaborate with teammates and office staff to deliver accurate, high-quality project results.

What We're Looking For

Required Qualifications

+ Strong attention to detail and a commitment to accurate documentation.

+ Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Excel and data entry applications.

+ Ability to learn technical concepts and utility industry standards.

+ Comfortable working outdoors in various weather conditions.

+ Reliable attendance and a strong work ethic.

+ Good communication and teamwork skills.

+ Ability to walk routes, carry light equipment, and perform field inspections.

+ Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.

+ High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent preferred.

Great Backgrounds for This Role

We encourage candidates from a variety of hands-on industries to apply, including:

+ Construction

+ Landscaping

+ Manufacturing

+ Warehouse Operations

+ Utility Locating

+ Telecommunications

+ Surveying

+ Field Services

+ General Labor

+ Infrastructure Maintenance

No direct utility experience? No problem. If you're motivated, dependable, and eager to learn, we'd love to hear from you.

Preferred Experience

While not required, the following experience is a plus:

+ Utility locating or utility field work

+ Power distribution systems

+ Overhead or underground electric infrastructure

+ Pole inspections or pole analysis

+ GPS mapping and data collection

+ Safety-focused work environments

+ Associate degree in a technical field

+ Interest in developing utility, electrical, or infrastructure-related skills

Work Environment

This position is based out of a Dayton-area office, where you'll start each day by receiving assignments and coordinating field activities. Most project locations are within approximately one hour of the office.

You'll spend the majority of your time outdoors conducting inspections, collecting data, and documenting utility assets. The role offers an excellent balance of field work and technology utilization while being less physically demanding than traditional construction or labor-intensive positions.

Our culture is built on:

+ Safety first

+ Teamwork and collaboration

+ Entrepreneurial thinking

+ Professional development

+ Recognition of strong performance

+ Opportunities for advancement

Build Your Future With Us

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