Sr. Locator
Top Benefits
About the role
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE JOB:
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Full-Time, Permanent
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Shift schedule: Monday to Friday, with weekend availability as needed
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$33.00/hour - $40.00/hour
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Benefits are available and commence day 1 of employment
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Competitive RRSP matching program is provided
We offer:
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Benefits starting Day 1
-
Competitive RRSP matching program
-
Opportunities for professional growth and leadership development
JOB OVERVIEW
Reporting to the Locating Division Manager, the Senior Locator is responsible for accurately identifying and documenting buried facilities such as electrical cables, water lines, sewer lines, steam lines, gas lines, and communication lines.
This role combines technical expertise with mentorship, guiding junior locators in the field, while ensuring work is performed with precision and in full compliance with company, client, and regulatory safety standards.
You’ll primarily be working in Calgary and surrounding areas , operating in diverse outdoor conditions.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
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Interpret and analyze site plans, maps, and blueprints to determine underground utility locations.
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Use EM/RF locators, maps, blueprints, and databases to identify and document conduit locations.
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Mentor and provide guidance to junior locators.
-
Mark and record buried utility locations with precision and complete accurate field sketches and notes.
-
Maintain locating equipment in clean, working condition.
-
Complete daily safety documentation and actively participate in safety meetings and training.
-
Operate company vehicles safely and responsibly.
QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
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5+ years of underground utility locating experience.
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Advanced Utility Locating Certification (PAL, CAPULC, or equivalent) — asset.
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Valid Class 5 Driver’s License with a clean 5-year abstract.
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Skilled in reading/understanding maps, drawings, and blueprints.
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Experience with EM/RF locating equipment; knowledge of Trimble GPS and Total Station is an asset.
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Safety certifications (CSTS, OSSA/BSO, First Aid, H2S Alive, Ground Disturbance).
-
Strong problem-solving, analytical, and computer skills.
-
High attention to detail, with a safety-first mindset.
-
Ability to work independently, under pressure, and in various weather conditions.
WORK CONDITIONS
The position requires an individual who is comfortable working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions, and who is physically fit.
Candidates applying for this position must be eligible to permanently work in Canada or presently have the required approvals to work permanently in Canada.
Why Join LN?
LN is a leader in Underground Utility Locating and Damage Prevention services in Alberta. We are:
- A Certified Indigenous Member-Owned Business
- A Registered Alternate Locate Provider (ALP)
- Committed to safety, innovation, and sustainability
- Proud to foster a diverse, inclusive culture where every team member is valued
About LN Land Development Technologies Inc.
LN Land Development Technologies (“LN”) began servicing oil sands projects in 2007 and has since grown into a multi-disciplined company providing a complete range of Land Surveying, Utility Locating, Geotechnical, Material Testing, Environmental, and Engineering services for clients in energy, mining, municipal infrastructure, transportation, residential, commercial, and industrial sectors across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario.
LN is a Certified Aboriginal Member Owned Business with more than 100 employees working across Canada, LN has the capacity, expertise, and experience to complete projects whether large and complex, or small and straight-forward.
At LN we believe in always exceeding the expectations of our clients and our employees. This was the original vision when the company was founded in 2007, and it continuous to define our company culture and values today. We take care to work collaboratively with people in order to build a healthy sustainable, and prosperous Canadian Indigenous Owned Business.
Our company resources combine practical on-the-job experience, theoretical knowledge from the classroom, along with the latest in technology, tools, and innovative systems and processes to create our unique mix of technical and professional solutions. We’re proud of our diverse qualifications, experience and our in-depth knowledge of the industry’s most advanced equipment and technology. When it comes to our clients, our projects, and our employees, our commitment to excellence is unmatched.
Sr. Locator
Top Benefits
About the role
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE JOB:
-
Full-Time, Permanent
-
Shift schedule: Monday to Friday, with weekend availability as needed
-
$33.00/hour - $40.00/hour
-
Benefits are available and commence day 1 of employment
-
Competitive RRSP matching program is provided
We offer:
-
Benefits starting Day 1
-
Competitive RRSP matching program
-
Opportunities for professional growth and leadership development
JOB OVERVIEW
Reporting to the Locating Division Manager, the Senior Locator is responsible for accurately identifying and documenting buried facilities such as electrical cables, water lines, sewer lines, steam lines, gas lines, and communication lines.
This role combines technical expertise with mentorship, guiding junior locators in the field, while ensuring work is performed with precision and in full compliance with company, client, and regulatory safety standards.
You’ll primarily be working in Calgary and surrounding areas , operating in diverse outdoor conditions.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
-
Interpret and analyze site plans, maps, and blueprints to determine underground utility locations.
-
Use EM/RF locators, maps, blueprints, and databases to identify and document conduit locations.
-
Mentor and provide guidance to junior locators.
-
Mark and record buried utility locations with precision and complete accurate field sketches and notes.
-
Maintain locating equipment in clean, working condition.
-
Complete daily safety documentation and actively participate in safety meetings and training.
-
Operate company vehicles safely and responsibly.
QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
-
5+ years of underground utility locating experience.
-
Advanced Utility Locating Certification (PAL, CAPULC, or equivalent) — asset.
-
Valid Class 5 Driver’s License with a clean 5-year abstract.
-
Skilled in reading/understanding maps, drawings, and blueprints.
-
Experience with EM/RF locating equipment; knowledge of Trimble GPS and Total Station is an asset.
-
Safety certifications (CSTS, OSSA/BSO, First Aid, H2S Alive, Ground Disturbance).
-
Strong problem-solving, analytical, and computer skills.
-
High attention to detail, with a safety-first mindset.
-
Ability to work independently, under pressure, and in various weather conditions.
WORK CONDITIONS
The position requires an individual who is comfortable working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions, and who is physically fit.
Candidates applying for this position must be eligible to permanently work in Canada or presently have the required approvals to work permanently in Canada.
Why Join LN?
LN is a leader in Underground Utility Locating and Damage Prevention services in Alberta. We are:
- A Certified Indigenous Member-Owned Business
- A Registered Alternate Locate Provider (ALP)
- Committed to safety, innovation, and sustainability
- Proud to foster a diverse, inclusive culture where every team member is valued
About LN Land Development Technologies Inc.
LN Land Development Technologies (“LN”) began servicing oil sands projects in 2007 and has since grown into a multi-disciplined company providing a complete range of Land Surveying, Utility Locating, Geotechnical, Material Testing, Environmental, and Engineering services for clients in energy, mining, municipal infrastructure, transportation, residential, commercial, and industrial sectors across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario.
LN is a Certified Aboriginal Member Owned Business with more than 100 employees working across Canada, LN has the capacity, expertise, and experience to complete projects whether large and complex, or small and straight-forward.
At LN we believe in always exceeding the expectations of our clients and our employees. This was the original vision when the company was founded in 2007, and it continuous to define our company culture and values today. We take care to work collaboratively with people in order to build a healthy sustainable, and prosperous Canadian Indigenous Owned Business.
Our company resources combine practical on-the-job experience, theoretical knowledge from the classroom, along with the latest in technology, tools, and innovative systems and processes to create our unique mix of technical and professional solutions. We’re proud of our diverse qualifications, experience and our in-depth knowledge of the industry’s most advanced equipment and technology. When it comes to our clients, our projects, and our employees, our commitment to excellence is unmatched.