Robotics Field Technician II / Trimble Operator

Description

At Corvant, we provide specialty HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical services to mission-critical commercial and industrial environments. Our teams support essential facilities across data centers, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and education.

We deliver end-to-end solutions across the facility lifecycle, including design, prefabrication, installation, controls integration, and ongoing service. As one of the fastest-growing platforms in our space, we are focused on operational excellence, technical expertise, and building a high-performing team.

We are currently seeking a Robotics Field Technician II / Trimble Operator.  The Robotics Field Technician II executes layout and field data collection on active construction projects, operating the Trimble Robotic Total Station (RTS), HP SitePrint, laser scanner, and sewer camera. The technician puts coordinated model data onto the deck and captures field conditions back into the model, acting as the on-site technical link between what is designed and what is built. Travel is required for this position and will be mainly in the Orlando area initially.

Requirements

Core Responsibilities

Robotic Total Station (RTS)

• Independently set up the Trimble RTS, run control checks, and lay out points to the department accuracy standard.

• Lay out above-slab and overhead work — penetrations, hangers, wall openings, duct straps, and pipe routing.

• Re-establish disturbed control (for example, batter boards) as needed.

• Technician II will eventually run the Trimble RTS solo, to the department accuracy standard, and trains on laser scanning, sewer camera, and HP SitePrint; output is reviewed and approved by the site lead.

HP SitePrint

• Prepare the floor and operate the HP SitePrint printer for automated layout.

• Verify printed layout against control before trades build from it.

Scanning and Inspection

• Capture laser scans and complete field registration in FieldLink; export for handoff to the support function.

• Offer a courtesy on-site review of scan findings with the superintendent.

• Run sewer camera inspections and mark up stub-outs for pre-pour verification and turnover documentation.

Accuracy and Quality Control

• Hold layout to the department standard: sleeves and penetrations within 1/8", hangers within 3/8".

• Backcheck output against the coordinated model; points failing backcheck do not count toward production.

• Submit output for review and approval by the site lead.

Coordination and Site Awareness

• Deliver inspection and scan data to the support function per department standards.

• Confirm the work area is released and field-ready before layout begins.

• Maintain full PPE compliance and continuous site awareness on active construction sites.

Physical Requirements

• Lift and carry up to 50 lbs (instrument cases, tripods, targets) across active construction sites.

• Stand and walk 8+ hours on concrete, uneven deck, and congested work areas.

• Climb stairs and ladders across multi-level structures; work near leading edges under site fall-protection requirements.

• Repeated kneeling, crouching, and bending for point marking.

• Sustained outdoor work in Central Florida heat and humidity.

• Visual acuity (with correction) sufficient for prism tracking, mark verification, and screen use in direct sunlight.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.