Careers

What We Look For

• Care about the work. We want people who take pride in doing gpr utility scanning properly, not just quickly.
• Straight talk with customers. You will be in someone's home or business explaining what you found. Plain language beats jargon.
• Reliability. Showing up when you said you would matters more here than any single line on a resume.
• Respect for the property. Protecting the space, cleaning up, and leaving it better than you found it.
• Safety, every time. Following safe practice is part of the job, not an extra.

Experience in gpr utility scanning or a related trade helps. If you have the attitude and not yet the trade experience, say so, because we do train.

Roles We Hire For

We are a small team, so openings come and go with the work. These are the roles we hire into.

Underground Utility Locator

A potential field role involving underground utility investigation, equipment operation, site observations, and communication of locating results. Work would need to follow the agreed scope and applicable safety procedures.

Qualifications

• Relevant utility locating or underground construction experience would be beneficial if this role is established.
• Ability to understand site plans, follow field procedures, and document findings accurately.
• Commitment to safe working practices and clear communication with project stakeholders.

Benefits

• Potential opportunity to develop field investigation skills if a future position becomes available.
• Any compensation, training, schedule, and benefits would be established and disclosed if hiring begins.

GPR Scanning Technician

A potential technical role supporting ground penetrating radar investigations, field data collection, and documentation of subsurface observations. The role would require suitable training and supervision appropriate to the work assigned.

Qualifications

• Interest in geophysical investigation, construction, surveying, or related technical work.
• Ability to follow equipment procedures and record field observations carefully.
• Relevant GPR training or experience would be beneficial if the role is established.

Benefits

• Potential exposure to a range of underground investigation projects if a future position becomes available.
• Any training, compensation, and employment benefits would be confirmed if the business begins recruiting.

Inspection and Project Coordinator

A potential coordination role involving customer inquiries, site information, scheduling discussions, and organization of project documentation. The position would help keep customer expectations and field requirements aligned.

Qualifications

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to organize project details and manage competing priorities.
• Experience in construction services, inspection coordination, or customer service would be beneficial.

Benefits

• Potential to develop project coordination experience if the role is created in the future.
• Schedule, compensation, and other benefits would be established only if a position becomes available.

How to Apply

Call (954) 510 9733 and ask about hiring. If we are on a job site, leave your name, the role you are interested in, and your trade background, and we will call you back.

We read every application. If there is a fit, expect a short phone conversation first, then a meeting and a ride-along on a job so you can see the work before you commit to it.

We do not always have an opening posted. Send your information anyway. We keep applications on file and reach out first to people who already introduced themselves when a spot opens.

GPR Utility Scanning Boynton Beach considers all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Questions about this page?

Prefer to talk? Call (954) 510 9733 and we will get back to you.