Underground Utilities Technical Trainer

Job Profile

Job Title: UNDERGROUND UTILITIES TECHNICAL TRAINER
Department: Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS)
Reports To: Director of Training

Congruex was formed in 2016 to take advantage of historic demand for digital connectivity. Our founders are deeply rooted in the industry and have collectively built some of the country’s largest communications infrastructure. We design and build digital infrastructure across the nation by providing engineering, construction, and specialty solutions with integrated delivery or as an a la carte service. The work we do enables everything in the modern world to operate, from healthcare and energy to transportation and social interactions.

Our vision is to be the best provider of digital infrastructure solutions in the U.S. and our core values of GRIT connect everything we do. Will you join us?

The Underground Utilities Technical Trainer is responsible for delivering technical training programs that support underground utility construction operations. With extensive field experience, the trainer provides instruction on plan interpretation, excavation methods, installation techniques, and coordination between project teams to improve field execution and construction quality. This role works closely with operations and project teams to align training with active project scopes and field conditions.

Safety principles are incorporated into technical instruction as part of proper planning, coordination, and execution. This position is an individual contributor role and requires travel to support training across multiple project locations.

• Develop and deliver technical training programs for underground utility construction personnel.
• Provide instruction on interpreting construction plans, profiles, elevations, quantities, and specifications.
• Train employees on shallow trench, micro-trench, and deep cut excavation methods.
• Instruct on conduit installation, vault and handhole placement, backfill, compaction, and restoration requirements.
• Teach proper equipment application and limitations related to underground utility construction.

• Coordinate with operations and project management to align training with current project scopes and construction sequencing.
• Support alignment between design intent and field execution through technical instruction.
• Incorporate project controls concepts such as quantity tracking, sequencing, and scope awareness into training delivery.
• Adjust training content based on field conditions, project requirements, and operational needs.

• Integrate safety principles into technical