Crew Leader - Utility Pole Inspector

Qualifications and Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent; additional vocational training or experience in related field preferred. Strong planning and task management skills. Proficient understanding of wood pole materials, construction, decay mechanisms, and safety standards. Exceptional attention to detail and observational skills. Proficiency in using hand tools and equipment. Capability to perform fieldwork utilizing a shovel to excavate and apply preservatives and protective coatings while adhering to safety protocols. Proficient in working independently, prioritizing tasks effectively, and problem solving. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to travel a minimum of 75%. Strong written and verbal communication skills. OSHA 10 training. Pesticide Applicator License for state of residence. Physical Requirements: Ability to lift, carry, and move heavy objects and equipment. Capability to perform physically demanding tasks and for extended periods without excessive fatigue. Capability to walk long distances in uneven terrain while carrying up to 50 lbs. Good hand-eye coordination essential for operating machinery and tools accurately. Ability to handle tools and materials skillfully and safely. Ability to bend, stretch, twist, or reach with your body, arms, and/or legs. Maintaining physical stability while performing task, especially on uneven or unstable surfaces. Mental Requirements: Attention to Detail: o Precision: Ensuring accuracy in measurements and execution of tasks. o Awareness: Staying alert to avoid hazards and ensure safety. Problem-Solving Skills: o Critical Thinking: Ability to assess situations and identify solutions to challenges that arise. o Adaptability: Adjusting methods and strategies as needed when encountering obstacles. Communication Skills: o Clear Communication: Ability to understand and follow instructions and convey information effectively to team members. o Teamwork: Working well with others, coordinating efforts, and sharing information. Safety Consciousness: o Knowledge of Safety Protocols: Understanding and adhering to safety regulations and best practices. o Risk Management: Identifying potential hazards and taking steps to mitigate them. Technical Knowledge: o Tool and Equipment Proficiency: Familiarity with the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of digging tools. o Basic Engineering Understanding: Knowledge of soil types, excavation techniques, and structural considerations.