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Performing over eighty million utility locates annually, USIC is the most trusted name in underground utility damage prevention and protection. USIC provides a full suite of public and private utility services throughout the United States, with advanced offerings and superior technology to meet every underground utility damage prevention and protection need.
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Company Overview: Performing over 75 million locates annually, USIC is the most trusted name in underground utility damage prevention. Summary The Sr. Manager, Workforce planning must ensure that USIC maintains the skilled workforce needed to satisfy customers’ changing business needs, built on a foundation of a strong employee value proposition, insightful analytics, an efficient hiring engine, and an effective certification program.
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Education Partnership & Scholarship Program – Discounted tuition for USIC employees, their spouses, and dependents through Indiana Tech (courses available online nationwide). If you are a quality-conscious, safety focused, hard-working individual, then consider an exciting long-term career at USIC.
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