Career Opportunities with Osmose Utilities ServicesYour Future is Looking Up

People Who Typically Succeed as Foremen• Have the leadership experience necessary to organize, supervise, and motivate a working field crew• Can assume full responsibility for the safe operation and maintenance of a company vehicle, equipment, and tools• Are able to positively represent the Osmose organization to customers and the communities in which they work• Enjoy working outdoors and have the desire to actively participate in physically demanding work• Possess a valid driver’s license, a good driving record, and the ability to travel to various work locations

Founded in 1934, Osmose is a privately-held company that provides a unique variety of field services and engineering solutions to hundreds of electric utility, telecommunications and commercial customers across the United States. Our capabilities include:

Inspection and Treatment of Wood PolesOsmose crews perform detailed inspections of wood poles to evaluate their structural strength, and apply supplemental wood preservatives to protect the pole against decay and insect damage. Inspection and treatment prolongs pole life, conserves forest resources, improves system integrity, and helps protect utility company personnel and the public.

CAREERS WITH OSMOSE UTILITIES SERVICES

Restoration of In-Service Wood PolesOsmose offers a variety of systems to restore strength to weakened poles, providing utilities with an alternative to the high cost of pole replacement.

Steel Tower Inspection and RepairOsmose helps electric utilities add many years of additional service life to aging steel assets by providing accurate inspections, effective mitigation methods, and structural repairs designed to restore original strength. Osmose crews perform below-grade inspection to locate and mitigate corrosion of steel poles, steel tower legs, anchors, and other steel structures.

Asset Inventories / AuditsOsmose provides utilities with data that accurately describes their complex networks of poles, wires, and equipment. We offer a wide variety of field surveys supported by our mobile software solutions, as well as GPS and the latest mobile computing capabilities.

Additional Services & ProductsOsmose offers a wide variety of additional field inspections, data collection, and maintenance services to electric and telecommunications utilities. Additional services include storm damage assessment and restoration, infrared inspection, padmounted transformer inspection and painting, grounding and system evaluation and maintenance, and the manufacture and sales of products that repair damage to wood poles and extend pole service life.

Compensation & Benefit Packages Include:• Competitive wages paid weekly and production bonuses based upon individual initiative and crew performance• Paid on-the-job training -- you earn while you learn • Family medical and dental insurance• 401k retirement plan• Paid vacations and holidays• Career growth support - develop valuable skills and experience in leadership, priority management, communications,

technology, customer service, and more

Osmose believes that in order to provide high-quality services, our Foremen must be thoroughly trained to perform job duties safely, correctly, and productively. Becasue of our commitment to employee development, all Osmose Foremen begin employment with a comprehensive training program that provides classroom and on-the-job field instruction conducted by a highly-experienced and skilled Osmose Foreman. Foreman Trainees actively participate in the day-to-day work program with a typical field crew. The length of training depends upon the service and/or the individual. Training sites vary geographically.

FOREMAN TRAINING

When a newly-appointed foreman is given specific job responsibilities, he or she may be assigned a company-owned truck. Each truck is fully-equipped with all of the specialized tools and safety equipment required to perform the work.

Typical Foreman Job Duties and Responsibilities Include:• Hiring and training a team of efficient and reliable crew members• Establishing a systematic plan to perform and complete a specific utility service contract• Completing and managing field reports, payroll, and other administrative records• Monitoring and ensuring crew safety, quality, and production standards• Maintaining excellent working relationships with customer representatives• Maintaining the company truck, equipment, tools, and computer

Once a Foreman and crew have started work on a contract, they will be in routine contact with Osmose supervisory personnel for assistance in solving field problems and reviewing procedures. These routine visits also provide management with the opportunity to evaluate each Foreman’s personal development and crew performance.

ON THE JOB AS A FOREMAN

If you’re interested in a career opportunity that involves outdoor work, traveling on temporary assignments, excellent income potential, and the opportunity to advance with a solid company, please email your resume and to recruiter@osmose.com or apply online at www.osmosehiring.com.

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