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Willdan

Verification Specialist

Minnetonka, MN · On-site

Lead and perform verification activities for energy efficiency projects, including review of construction documents, field verification, and analysis of project data. * Exercise independent judgment ...

Swoon Staffing

OSP Field Engineer

Uvalde, TX · On-site

$60K - $70K/yr

The OSP Field Engineer will perform field verification and validation for planned Fiber to the Home (FTTH), Multi-dwelling Units (MDUs), and/or small-medium business (SMB) OSP distribution, middle ...

Skyline Electric

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Field Surveyor

West Valley City, UT · On-site

$25 - $35/hr

... and field verification. This role operates robotic total stations and related layout equipment to physically place points on the jobsite that correspond to model elements--penetrations, hangers ...

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Skyline Electric

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Field Surveyor

West Valley City, UT · On-site

$25 - $35/hr

... and field verification. This role operates robotic total stations and related layout equipment to physically place points on the jobsite that correspond to model elements--penetrations, hangers ...

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Insight Global

Structural Field Inspector

Muskogee, OK · On-site

$25 - $45/hr

Verify compliance with project specifications, building codes * Perform TSQMP (Technical Safety & Quality Management Plan) field verification, confirming required quality controls are in place.

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How much do field verification jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for field verification in the United States is $30.29, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.35 and $42.07 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Field Verification Specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Field Verification Specialist, you need strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a background in data collection or inspection, often supported by a high school diploma or relevant technical certification. Familiarity with mobile data collection tools, GPS devices, and reporting software is typically required. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and reliability are standout soft skills in this role. These skills ensure accurate and timely verification of information, which is critical for maintaining data integrity and supporting business operations.

What are some common challenges faced by Field Verification professionals, and how can they be managed effectively?

Field Verification professionals often encounter challenges such as difficult site conditions, incomplete or inaccurate information from clients, and tight deadlines. Managing these challenges involves maintaining clear communication with both internal teams and external contacts, meticulous documentation, and adaptability to changing field conditions. Building strong relationships with clients and team members, as well as leveraging technology for efficient data collection, can greatly improve accuracy and efficiency in the role.

What is field verification?

Field verification is the process of physically inspecting and validating data or information on-site to ensure its accuracy and compliance with project or regulatory requirements. It often involves visiting locations to confirm that construction, installations, or other work matches approved plans and specifications. Field verification helps to identify discrepancies early, improve quality assurance, and reduce costly errors or rework. Professionals in this role may document their findings, take measurements, and report any issues for corrective action.
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Field Verification Engineer

Glass Family of Companies

Midland, TX • On-site

Full-time

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Opportunity Details Full Time Field Verification Engineer Field Verification Engineer JOB-10046520 Anticipated Start Date 5/18/2026 Location Midland, TX Type of Employment Contract Hire Employer Info Our client is one of the world's leading engineering and technology service providers. With operations in over 25 countries and a growing annual revenue that now surpasses USD 1.2 billion, we work with organizations who design, develop or deliver products and services. We help the world's biggest and brightest brands across practically every industry. Job Summary The Field Verification Engineer conducts systematic field walkdowns at company facilities to verify installed assets, equipment tagging, and flow paths against approved engineering documentation such as P&IDs, Plot Plans, Area Classification drawings, and Lease Flow Diagrams. The role involves capturing field data, identifying discrepancies between design documents and actual site conditions, and producing redlined drawings, asset registers, and supporting deliverables to ensure accurate as-built documentation. It also requires coordination with site personnel and timely reporting of findings to support documentation updates and data validation efforts. Job Description
  • Conduct systematic field walkdowns at designated facilities to physically verify installed assets, layouts, and flow paths against approved engineering documentation, including P&IDs, Plot Plans, Area Classification drawings, and Lease Flow Diagrams.
  • Verify the physical presence, tagging, and representation of major equipment, instruments, control valves, and PSVs shown on P&IDs, and identify any missing, additional, or undocumented assets observed at site.
  • Perform visual reasonableness checks of Plot Plans and Area Classification drawings to confirm inclusion of major equipment, correctness of tagging, and logical layout, spacing, and routing; no physical measurements shall be performed.
  • Capture verified equipment metadata directly from permanent metal nameplates affixed to equipment to support accurate asset register and PSV data population.
  • Document all discrepancies between approved documentation and actual installed field conditions using approved red line / blue line markup practices on AutoCAD and/or PDF drawings.
  • Perform field verification of Lease Flow Diagrams to confirm actual flow paths, major equipment connectivity, and routing logic, and capture all deviations through structured red line markups.
  • Record supporting field information, including equipment identification details, configuration data, and clarification inputs required to enable accurate back office document updates.
  • Capture photographic references of equipment, tag numbers, and nameplates, where permitted, to support traceability and downstream data validation.
  • Coordinate with facility operators and designated Vendor representatives during site activities to obtain access, clarify queries, validate observations, and address specific walkdown information requests.
  • Consolidate all field observations, red lined drawings, photographs, and captured data into structured deliverables to support as is documentation updates.
  • Deliver populated Asset Register and PSV templates (Excel), red lined Plot Plans, Area Classification drawings, and Lease Flow Diagrams, along with a consolidated summary of tagging discrepancies, missing information, and resolution status. Asset register will include the nameplate data captured during the site verification. Reviewing the EM/vendor manuals, EDMS records or any open source information is considered as out of scope for this proposal.
  • Provide periodic progress updates and timely responses to clarification requests throughout the deputation period.
Skills Required
  • Strong ability to interpret engineering documentation including P&IDs, Plot Plans, Area Classification drawings, and Lease Flow Diagrams
  • Field verification and walkdown experience in industrial or oil & gas facilities
  • Knowledge of mechanical and process equipment identification, including tags, instruments, control valves, and PSVs
  • Attention to detail in identifying discrepancies between design documents and actual field conditions
  • Ability to perform visual assessment and logical validation of layouts, spacing, and flow paths (without measurements)
  • Experience in capturing and validating equipment nameplate data for asset registers
  • Proficiency in redlining/markups using AutoCAD and PDF editing tools
  • Strong documentation and technical reporting skills for field observations and deviations
  • Ability to compile structured deliverables including asset registers, PSV templates, and marked-up drawings
  • Basic understanding of process flow systems and facility operations
  • Strong coordination and communication skills for working with site operators and client/vendor representatives
  • Ability to manage field data collection, including photos, tags, and supporting evidence for traceability
  • Organizational skills for consolidating large volumes of field data into clear, actionable outputs
  • Responsiveness and ability to provide timely updates and handle clarification requests during field assignments
Education/Training/Certifications
  • High School Degree or GED
Pay Rate/Salary
  • Pay Rate $45-$50/ hr (Actual compensation is subject to variation due to such factors as education, experience, skillset, and/or location)
GAS Energy Staffing LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment Decision are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other factors protected by applicable federal, state or local laws.

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