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What does an apartment locator do? With us at your side, finding an apartment is quick and stress-free - you won't have to worry about overpaying any longer! Oakland Creek is a professional real estate firm specializing in apartment locating – a full-service solution for renters who want to save time and money when looking for their new home.
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Problem-solvers who are not afraid of hard work and know that quality is their priority should consider a career as an Underground Utility Locator with Vannguard Utility Partners Inc. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Drive a company vehicle directly from home to job sites in response to routine ticket requests, emergencies, and relocates.
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Horizontal directional drilling company is looking for a expirence locator. This is a full-time on-site role for a Locator at Drilltek LLC in Denver, CO. The Locator will be responsible for locating, marking, and mapping underground utilities to prevent accidental damage to existing infrastructure during excavation and construction activities.
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The Horizontal Directional Drill (HDD) Locator and crew leader is responsible for ensuring the correct path and depth of drilling for installation of dry utilities. 2 to 3 years demonstrated Horizontal Directional Drilling locating experience.
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Strong knowledge of underground utilities. Knowledge of underground pot holing is a plus. Maintain valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL Class A, with airbrake endorsement and tanker endorsement. Confirm bore path with install foreman and drill operator (including walking the bore path.
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Credit hours for completing our utility locator training curriculum and/or for military service. Correctly, safely, and efficiently locate underground utilities, including telecommunications, electric power, cable TV, gas, water, and sewer systems.
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Primoris Gas Operations which consist of companies such as Q3 Contracting, ARB, Primoris Distribution Services , Pride and Future has over 60 years of experience working in the natural gas distribution industry.
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Primoris Gas Operations which consist of companies such as Q3 Contracting, ARB, Primoris Distribution Services , Pride and Future has over 60 years of experience working in the natural gas distribution industry.
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