Field Crew (Field Technician – UAV / Geophysical Surveys)

Job Description

Do you enjoy hands-on work and being outdoors? As a Field Technician at Rosor, you’ll support UAV survey operations in remote and rugged environments across North America and internationally. This is an active, physically demanding role where you’ll assist supervisors, pilots, and geophysical staff with on-site tasks to ensure smooth and successful survey missions.

You’ll receive training in UAV procedures, field safety, equipment handling, and geophysical workflows, making this an ideal opportunity for mechanically inclined individuals who learn quickly and work well as part of a field crew.

Key Responsibilities

• Operational Support : Assist with UAV setup, flights, sensors, power systems, and ground equipment during data acquisition.
• Field & Equipment Management : Track, maintain, troubleshoot, and organize all field gear, vehicles, and workstations; support daily setup and teardown.
• Documentation & Reporting : Complete logs, checklists, notes, environmental records, and report hazards or anomalies.
• Safety & Compliance : Follow all safety protocols, participate in hazard assessments, and maintain awareness around equipment and aircraft.
• Professional Conduct : Represent Rosor professionally and contribute to a positive, communicative field team environment.

Requirements

Must-Have

Must be residing in Canada

Ability to work in remote areas and variable / adverse weather

Physically fit (able to lift 50+ lbs, walk long distances, work outdoors for long periods)

Valid driver’s license

Strong teamwork and communication abilities

Willingness to travel extensively and work rotational schedules

Ability to follow structured checklists and procedures

Assets (But Not Required)

UAV / drone experience (any platform)

Mechanical aptitude or experience with tools

Experience in geophysics, forestry, trades, surveying, construction, or outdoor work

First Aid certification

Snowmobile / ATV experience

Please submit a 3-5 minute video during application answering these questions below :

Benefits

Competitive field day rate + per diem

All travel, accommodations, and meals provided

Career growth into Supervisor, Pilot, or Technical roles

Hands-on training with advanced UAV and sensor technology

Opportunities to travel across Canada and internationally

Requirements

Must-Have Must be residing in Canada Ability to work in remote areas and variable / adverse weather Physically fit (able to lift 50+ lbs, walk long distances, work outdoors for long periods) Valid driver’s license Strong teamwork and communication abilities Willingness to travel extensively and work rotational schedules Ability to follow structured checklists and procedures Assets (But Not Required) UAV / drone experience (any platform) Mechanical aptitude or experience with tools Experience in geophysics, forestry, trades, surveying, construction, or outdoor work First Aid certification Snowmobile / ATV experience Please submit a 3-5 minute video during application answering these questions below : Do you have previous experience working in field operations, outdoor work, or remote environments? (Please describe) Describe a time you worked as part of a team in challenging or unpredictable conditions. Tell us about a time you followed strict safety procedures or helped maintain a safe work environment. What interests you most about working on UAV-based geophysical survey projects? Why do you think you would be a strong fit for this field technician role?