Pipeline Locator

Company Description  LN Land Development Technologies Inc. (“LN”) is a multi-disciplined Canadian company providing Land Surveying, Utility Locating, Geotechnical, Materials Testing, Environmental, and Engineering services across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario. Since 2007, LN has supported clients in energy, mining, municipal infrastructure, transportation, residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. As a Certified Aboriginal Member Owned Business with over 250 employees, LN combines practical field experience with strong technical expertise and advanced technology.

The organization emphasizes exceeding expectations for clients and team members, fostering a collaborative, healthy, and sustainable work environment. LN’s culture is rooted in commitment to excellence, innovation, and the growth of a prosperous Indigenous-owned business.

Role Description  This is a full-time, on-site Pipeline Locator role based in Edmonton, AB. The Pipeline Locator is responsible for locating, marking, and documenting underground pipelines and utilities using appropriate locating equipment and following company procedures and industry standards. Day-to-day tasks include conducting field investigations, interpreting records and drawings, recording site conditions, and preparing clear and accurate reports for project teams and clients.

The role involves collaborating closely with survey, engineering, and construction personnel to support safe excavation and project planning, while adhering to safety regulations and environmental guidelines. The Pipeline Locator will also maintain equipment, follow quality control processes, and contribute to continuous improvement of field methods and data accuracy.
Qualifications   Candidates should possess strong field operations skills, including experience with pipeline/utility locating, use of electromagnetic and related locating equipment, and basic surveying practices.
Candidates should possess data interpretation and documentation skills, including reading and understanding utility maps, as-built drawings, and legal survey plans, along with accurate note-taking and report writing.
Candidates should possess safety and compliance skills, including knowledge of safe work practices, excavation safety, and relevant provincial regulations and industry standards.
Candidates should possess communication and teamwork skills, including the ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary project teams, communicate clearly with clients and contractors, and interact respectfully with Indigenous communities and local stakeholders.
Candidates should possess organizational and problem-solving skills, including time management, attention to detail, and the ability to troubleshoot field challenges under varying site and weather conditions.
Relevant experience in utility locating, pipeline construction, land surveying, or related oil and gas or infrastructure work is beneficial.
A valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and willingness to travel to field sites as required are beneficial.
Training or certification in utility locating, ground disturbance, or related safety courses is considered an asset.