SPARUS

Vice President

• Provide executive leadership for Public Power operations across assigned markets, customer accounts, and territories
• Lead electric metering, AMI, and related utility field service operations
• Support gas and water metering operations as needed
• Lead managers, supervisors, and geographically distributed field teams
• Drive safety, quality, productivity, customer service, and operational accountability
• Own operational performance, budgets, margins, workforce planning, resource allocation, and profitability
• Monitor operational KPIs and implement improvements that strengthen service delivery and financial performance
• Build and maintain relationships with utilities, public power organizations, cooperatives, meter manufacturers, AMI providers, and industry partners
• Identify new business opportunities and support expansion of existing customer accounts
• Leverage industry relationships and professional networks to create introductions, partnerships, and new revenue opportunities
• Partner with senior leadership on business strategy, market expansion, customer growth, and long-term planning
• Participate in customer meetings, proposals, contract discussions, presentations, and strategic business development activity
• Develop leaders and support succession planning and employee development
• Ensure operations align with customer expectations, safety requirements, compliance standards, and company goals

Vice President, Public Power – Operations & Growth

General

• Drive to sites in response to routine ticket requests, emergencies, and relocations
• Use computer utility maps, mapping tools, location information, and specialized locating equipment to identify underground utilities
• Locate underground electrical cables, gas lines, telephone lines, and other communication lines
• Mark utility locations using paint and flags
• Communicate relevant utility location information to excavation personnel or appropriate authorities
• Respond to after-hours emergency call-outs according to the established rotation schedule, where applicable
• Prevent utility damage during excavation and help ensure public safety and infrastructure protection

Damage Prevention Specialist, Utility Locate

Technician

• Detect natural gas leaks to protect the community and prevent harm
• Accurately analyze data using modern technology and equipment
• Navigate natural gas incidents and implement appropriate solutions using training
• Relay findings and convey information accurately
• Provide professional and responsive customer service
• Work outdoors, typically walking 5+ miles per day
• Work independently after training
• Work Monday to Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Field Technician

Field Engineer

• Read electric and natural gas meters in the Denver Metro area
• Physically or remotely gather onsite electric and natural gas meter billing information
• Drive extensively throughout the Denver metro area
• Complete meter reading routes while meeting strict deadlines
• Work outdoors in rain, sleet, snow, extreme heat, and other weather conditions
• Interact with customers courteously and provide excellent customer service
• Perform all work safely and follow company/client procedures
• Use computers and technology as needed
• Perform other duties as assigned

Field Service Technician, Meter Reader

• Inspect gas lines and pipes to determine the origin and severity of gas leaks
• Detect, locate, and evaluate natural gas leaks
• Report leaks to the local gas company
• Complete paid training to accurately detect and classify natural gas leaks
• Walk 5 or more miles per day while working outdoors
• Drive a company vehicle for daily work
• Travel up to 75% of the time, including occasional weekends
• Adhere to all safety and quality policies and procedures
• Observe and follow company/client procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

Gas Survey Technician

• Drive to sites in response to routine ticket requests, emergencies, and relocations
• Use computer utility maps, mapping tools, location information, and locating equipment to locate underground utilities
• Locate electrical cables, gas lines, telephone lines, communication lines, and other underground utilities
• Indicate utility locations using paint and flags
• Communicate relevant information to excavation personnel or appropriate authorities
• Respond to after-hours emergency call-outs according to the established rotation schedule, if applicable to the assigned area

Utility Locator

• Use company-provided locating equipment to locate and mark underground utilities, including gas, electric, and communications
• Accurately document located utilities and job details using required systems and tools
• Partner with construction crews, project managers, and other stakeholders to confirm scope, markings, and potential hazards
• Follow all safety guidelines, company policies, and regulatory requirements
• Identify and respond to field challenges quickly, prioritizing safe and accurate outcomes
• Travel between assigned job sites throughout the day and work outdoors in varying conditions
• Work a variable schedule, typically 8–10 hours per day

Utility Locate Technician

• Replace gas modules, including driving daily as required by assigned geographic areas
• Process required data accurately and meet all required completion dates
• Manage daily assigned tasks for safety, quality, and efficiency to exceed customer expectations
• Schedule and plan work efficiently
• Follow all safety rules, organizational policies, and procedures
• Keep Operator Qualifications current
• Interact professionally, respectfully, and cordially with the public, client’s customers, and client’s personnel
• Accurately complete task reports and work-related reports in a timely manner
• Protect, inspect, and maintain assigned equipment and vehicle
• Commute approximately two weeks during training to the Portland, OR warehouse
• Pick up and drop off company vehicle daily

Field Technician – Gas Module Exchange

• Replace gas modules, including driving daily as required by assigned geographic areas
• Process required data accurately and meet all required completion dates
• Manage daily assigned tasks for safety, quality, and efficiency to exceed customer expectations
• Schedule and plan work efficiently
• Follow all safety rules, organizational policies, and procedures
• Keep Operator Qualifications current
• Interact professionally, respectfully, and cordially with the public, client’s customers, and client’s personnel
• Accurately complete task reports and work-related reports in a timely manner
• Protect, inspect, and maintain assigned equipment and vehicle
• Commute to the Portland, Oregon warehouse for approximately two weeks during training
• Pick up and drop off company vehicle daily