Full-Time
Digital Technician
Posted on 8/19/2025
USIC
1,001-5,000 employees
Underground utility location, damage prevention services
Compensation Overview
$15/hr
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
Indianapolis, IN, USA
Remote
Candidates must live in Indianapolis to be considered.
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- Strong work ethic
- Excellent attendance
- Competitive edge
- Thirst to obtain a new skill set
- Ability to analyze data quickly
- Ability to focus on details to optimize logical deductions
- Proficient with or ability to learn electronic customer records in multiple markets
- Ability to work independently
- Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 Browser Edition and Bing/Google Maps (Spatial Orientation)
- Review locate requests for conflict with customer facilities by using prints, web-based map applications with street view and ticket text.
- Assess tickets in an efficient and swift manner
- Logically deduct infrastructure damage possibility
- Accurately shut down unnecessary truck rolls
- Locating, utility, or survey experience preferred
- 3 months of utility infrastructure assets experience preferred
- Basic computer skills working with dual monitor set up preferred
- Utility print, schematic, or blueprint reading experience preferred
USIC provides underground utility damage prevention and related services across the United States. It helps clients by locating underground utilities and preventing damage during excavation, using a workforce of over 9,000 field technicians who perform gas leak detection, inspections, and electrical compliance testing. Technology and field work support Scable offerings, notably the DigCheck app, which gives excavators and utility companies real-time access to ticket information to improve safety and efficiency. The company differentiates itself with a large, trained technician network, a 99.97% quality rate, and an integrated approach that combines field services with technology and training programs. Its goal is to prevent damage to underground infrastructure, reduce costs for clients, and enhance safety through reliable utility location, inspections, and compliance services delivered via service contracts and ongoing vocational training.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$5.5B
Headquarters
Indianapolis, Indiana
Founded
2003
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Surging demand from U.S. infrastructure investments drives 84 million annual projects.
- Acquired Heath Consultants' Locate Services Division to expand capabilities.
- $1.4 billion KKR financing supports growth backed by Partners Group and Kohlberg.
What critics are saying
- KKR's $1.4 billion loan triggers high interest payments, squeezing cash flow now.
- Yuvbir Singh's water background causes execution errors, losing clients in 2026.
- Samsara telematics exposes 10,000 technicians to data breaches, disrupting operations.
What makes USIC unique
- USIC leads 811 utility locating across 48 states with 10,000 technicians.
- Affiliates like RECONN and On Target provide specialized infrastructure services.
- 99.97% quality rate from advanced technologies and DigCheck app.
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401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Performance Bonus
Hybrid Work Options
Company News
Heath Consultants announced a definitive agreement to sell its Locate Services Division to USIC, a leading provider of underground utility locating services in the U.S. This strategic move allows Heath to focus on methane emissions management and enhance client value.
Pavan joins USIC after serving as CFO of Vialto Partners, a tax and mobility services company operating in over 50 countries, prior to which he held operational leadership roles in private and public companies across a range of industries, including telecommunication and professional services.
Global private investment firm KKR & Co’s capital markets division has spearheaded a $1.4bn private credit financing deal for USIC Holdings, a public utility provider owned by private equity firms Partners Group Holding AG and Kohlberg & Co, according to a report by Bloomberg.
INDIANAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--USIC, LLC (“USIC”), the leader in underground utility damage prevention, signed a proclamation of partnership with the U.S. Army Reserve’s P3O (Private Public Partnership) Program May 7, 2024, in a ceremony at the company’s corporate headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. The proclamation affirms USIC’s commitment to assisting soldiers and their families in overcoming barriers to obtaining meaningful employment opportunities to support mission readiness goals, enhance their financial stability, and create connections with the community. The Army’s Public Private Partnership Office delivers support to link eligible Army Reserve team members to immediate and long-term employment opportunities. P3O ensures Army Reserve soldiers are successful in their civilian careers, which directly benefits the Army and the nation. More than 87% of Army Reserve team members integrate military service with civilian careers, providing the Army with professional skills, education, and expertise acquired in the private sector
INDIANAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--USIC, LLC (“USIC”), the leader in underground utility damage prevention, signed a proclamation of partnership with the U.S. Army Reserve’s P3O (Private Public Partnership) Program May 7, 2024, in a ceremony at the company’s corporate headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. The proclamation affirms USIC’s commitment to assisting soldiers and their families in overcoming barriers to obtaining meaningful employment opportunities to support mission readiness goals, enhance their financial stability, and create connections with the community. The Army’s Public Private Partnership Office delivers support to link eligible Army Reserve team members to immediate and long-term employment opportunities. P3O ensures Army Reserve soldiers are successful in their civilian careers, which directly benefits the Army and the nation. More than 87% of Army Reserve team members integrate military service with civilian careers, providing the Army with professional skills, education, and expertise acquired in the private sector