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3D Scanner Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

Gather geospatial data using GPS systems and 3D scanning technology for mapping, drafting, analysis, and project documentation. * Assist with preparing sketches, schematics, CAD drawings, maps ...

Gather geospatial data using GPS systems and 3D scanning technology for mapping, drafting, analysis, and project documentation. * Assist with preparing sketches, schematics, CAD drawings, maps ...

Knowledge of 3D scanning software * Capable of supporting performing routine fieldwork * Team player able to work effectively with other disciplines for successful completion of projects. * Excellent ...

Knowledge of 3D scanning software * Capable of supporting performing routine fieldwork * Team player able to work effectively with other disciplines for successful completion of projects. * Excellent ...

Dental Assistant

Round Rock, TX · On-site

$16.75 - $22/hr

Take and process x-rays and other diagnostic assessments (iTero 3D scanner, digital photography, etc.) * Provide superior chairside assistance (i.e., four-handed dentistry) to supported dentists ...

Dental Assistant

Carrollton, TX · On-site

$16 - $21/hr

Take and process x-rays and other diagnostic assessments (iTero 3D scanner, digital photography, etc.) * Provide superior chairside assistance (i.e., four-handed dentistry) to supported dentists ...

Dental Assistant

San Antonio, TX · On-site

$16.25 - $21.25/hr

Take and process x-rays and other diagnostic assessments (iTero 3D scanner, digital photography, etc.) * Provide superior chairside assistance (i.e., four-handed dentistry) to supported dentists ...

Dental Assistant

Weatherford, TX · On-site

$15.50 - $20.25/hr

Take and process x-rays and other diagnostic assessments (iTero 3D scanner, digital photography, etc.) * Provide superior chairside assistance (i.e., four-handed dentistry) to supported dentists ...

Forensic Expert

Midland, TX · On-site

$70K - $90K/yr

... 3D scanning technology and software, conduct testing, and collect corresponding data, including CDR from ECM of vehicles; · Utilize 3D laser scanners, arial drones, and forensic mapping equipment to ...

Utilize 3D laser scanners, arial drones, and forensic mapping equipment to measure and collect accident evidence; Photograph scene evidence; Calculate principal directions of force, and changes in ...

Forensic Expert

Midland, TX · On-site

$70 - $90/hr

Utilize 3D laser scanners, aerial drones, and forensic mapping equipment to measure and collect accident evidence. * Photograph scene evidence. * Calculate principal directions of force and changes ...

Forensic Expert

Dallas, TX · On-site

$70K - $90K/yr

... 3D scanning technology and software, conduct testing, and collect corresponding data, including CDR from ECM of vehicles; · Utilize 3D laser scanners, arial drones, and forensic mapping equipment to ...

Forensic Expert

Houston, TX · On-site

$70 - $90/hr

Utilize 3D laser scanners, arial drones, and forensic mapping equipment to measure and collect accident evidence; Photograph scene evidence; Calculate principal directions of force, and changes in ...

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3D Scanner information

What is a 3D scanner?

A 3D Scanner job involves operating 3D scanning equipment to capture digital models of objects, environments, or people. These scans are used in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and entertainment for design, analysis, or replication purposes. Professionals in this role must have knowledge of scanning technologies, software, and data processing techniques to ensure accurate results.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a 3D scanner?

As a 3D Scanner, your daily tasks often include setting up and calibrating 3D scanning equipment, capturing physical objects or environments, and processing scan data into usable digital models. You may work closely with engineers, designers, or architects to ensure accuracy and proper data integration into ongoing projects. Troubleshooting equipment, maintaining data quality, and collaborating for seamless workflow are also key aspects. This role is hands-on and often involves both fieldwork and digital post-processing, providing a dynamic and varied work environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the 3D scanner position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a 3D Scanner, you need solid technical proficiency in operating 3D scanning equipment and software, usually backed by knowledge in engineering, architecture, or a related field. Familiarity with digital scanning tools such as LiDAR scanners, photogrammetry systems, CAD software, and relevant certifications is highly advantageous. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and strong communication skills help you accurately capture data and collaborate with project stakeholders. These skills are vital to ensure the precise digitization of objects and seamless integration of scanned data into broader design or manufacturing processes.

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Field Technology Static Equipment Manager

Rotating Machinery Svcs Inc

Houston, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Lead planning and execution of RMS virtual assembly projects involving static equipment, serving as the technical authority and primary point of accountability.

  • Develop and oversee execution strategies using metrology, 3D scanning, laser tracking, modeling, and virtual assembly techniques, coordinating with customers and internal teams.

  • Provide technical leadership on static equipment applications, evaluating and supporting workflows to reduce execution risk and improve fit-up and rework processes.


Job description

Static Equipment Manager, GTS

Remote – Exempt – Full Time | Field / Customer Site Environment | Travel 30%+

ABOUT ROTATING MACHINERY SERVICES

Rotating Machinery Services (RMS) was established in 1998 with the vision to reinvent the aftermarket turbomachinery business — providing operators with unparalleled service based on established relationships, solid engineering, and technical expertise, backed by responsiveness in competitive prices and lead times. RMS is a nimble organization with a collaborative culture of individuals who come to work every day with a desire to improve upon their craft and further the rotating machinery industry.

THE ROLE

The Static Equipment Manager is responsible for leading, executing, and growing RMS’ virtual assembly and advanced metrology services for static equipment applications, combining deep technical expertise in static equipment, dimensional metrology, and virtual assembly with strong project execution, customer engagement, and business development capabilities. The position serves as RMS’ technical and commercial leader for static equipment virtual assembly projects, driving work from initial customer engagement and technical scoping through field execution, data analysis, reporting, and final customer delivery, while expanding RMS’ presence in the static equipment market.

The ideal candidate is a technical leader, project executor, and business builder — equally comfortable walking a fabrication shop discussing fit-up challenges, leading a virtual assembly project with metrology personnel and engineers, and explaining to a customer how RMS reduces risk, rework, and schedule.

SKILLS REQUIRED

ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATION • Ability to own and grow a technology-based service line — strategy, standards, and repeatable execution methodologies. • Strong project planning and execution across metrology, engineering, field services, and project management resources; demonstrated leadership of multidisciplinary technical teams, with ownership of both project results and business growth.

INTERPERSONAL EXPERIENCE REQUIRED • Excellent written and verbal communication; able to translate complex metrology and engineering concepts for technical and non-technical audiences. • Communicates effectively with craftsmen, technicians, engineers, project managers, plant leadership, and executive-level customers; acts as a trusted technical advisor and leads kickoff meetings, technical reviews, and final customer presentations.

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE PREFERRED • Deep knowledge of static equipment and industrial field execution — fabrication, installation, alignment, fit-up, dimensional control, and tolerances. • Advanced understanding of dimensional metrology and virtual assembly, including laser trackers, 3D scanning, photogrammetry, and point-cloud processing. • Experience with CAD, modeling, and metrology platforms (SolidWorks, Inventor, NX, AutoCAD Plant 3D, Cyclone, PolyWorks, Verisurf, Navisworks, or similar); commercial awareness and an entrepreneurial approach to growth.


PRIMARY ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES

Virtual Assembly & Project Execution

• Lead planning and execution of all RMS virtual assembly projects involving static equipment; serve as technical authority and primary point of accountability.

• Develop execution strategies using dimensional metrology, 3D scanning, laser tracking, modeling, and virtual assembly techniques, working with customers, engineering teams, fabricators, contractors, and RMS field personnel to establish objectives, requirements, tolerances, deliverables, and acceptance criteria.

• Ensure field data collection is accurate and efficient, and oversee its transformation into actionable engineering information — fit-up analysis, alignment evaluations, dimensional inspections, interference detection, and virtual assembly results. Review and approve all customer deliverables.

• Identify dimensional or fit-up issues before field installation and develop recommendations to mitigate schedule, quality, and execution risk.

• Coordinate RMS resources across metrology, engineering, field services, and project management; drive consistent execution standards, documentation, and quality; capture lessons learned into repeatable methodologies.

Static Equipment Technical Leadership

• Serve as RMS’ subject matter expert for the application of metrology and virtual assembly technologies to static equipment.

• Provide technical leadership for vessels, reactors, exchangers, columns, piping systems, structural interfaces, large fabricated components, and other critical static equipment, and evaluate where metrology, virtual assembly, and dimensional control can reduce execution risk, rework, field fit-up challenges, and turnaround duration.

• Develop new technical applications and workflows, and support technical standards, procedures, training, and best practices that expand RMS’ static equipment capabilities.

Business Development & Growth

• Own and drive growth of the static equipment virtual assembly business, including business development objectives, pipeline, revenue targets, and growth initiatives for the segment.

• Identify target customers, industries, projects, and applications where RMS technology provides measurable value; develop relationships with plant owners, EPCs, fabricators, contractors, and turnaround organizations.

• Translate customer challenges into defined technical solutions and scopes of work; develop and support technical and commercial proposals including execution methodology, resources, schedule, assumptions, and pricing inputs.

• Partner with RMS sales personnel to advance opportunities; develop technical presentations, case studies, and value propositions; expand successful projects into broader relationships, additional facilities, or repeatable programs.

Customer & Project Leadership

• Act as a trusted technical advisor throughout project development and execution; lead kickoff meetings, technical reviews, execution planning sessions, and final customer presentations.

• Maintain strong customer communication and proactively address technical, schedule, or commercial concerns.

• Ensure RMS solutions target measurable outcomes — reduced field rework, improved fit-up, lower installation risk, improved quality, and shorter turnaround or construction schedules — with a strong focus on safety, quality, and operational excellence.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

This position is expected to become the internal and external go-to leader for RMS static equipment virtual assembly — responsible not only for executing the work but for building the capability into a scalable service offering, including standardized processes, technical procedures, training, and the mentoring of supporting personnel as the business grows.

SUCCESS METRICS

The above list is not all inclusive but a general representation of the requirements of an RMS Inc. Static Equipment Manager, and is subject to change based on the needs of the company.

• Safe, high-quality, on-time execution of static equipment virtual assembly projects; customer satisfaction and repeat business.

• Growth in static equipment virtual assembly revenue and project volume, a sustainable pipeline of new opportunities, and expansion into new customers, facilities, and applications.

• Reduction of customer field fit-up issues, rework, installation risk, and schedule impacts; standardized, repeatable processes and effective collaboration across RMS metrology, engineering, field service, sales, and project teams.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

• Significant technical experience with static equipment in refining, petrochemical, chemical, power generation, industrial manufacturing, or similar heavy industrial environments.

• Strong hands-on knowledge of dimensional metrology and large-scale measurement technologies, including laser trackers, 3D laser scanning, or comparable systems.

• Demonstrated understanding of virtual assembly, dimensional control, tolerance analysis, alignment, fit-up, and geometric inspection, plus static equipment fabrication, installation, and repair practices.

• Experience interpreting engineering drawings, fabrication drawings, dimensional requirements, GD&T, and equipment tolerances.

• Demonstrated ability to lead complex technical field projects from scope development through final customer delivery, to identify business opportunities and build technical solutions around customer needs, and to operate independently in field environments under schedule pressure.