Utility vegetation management, safety training and field inspection services
Atlas Field Services is a Houston-based field services firm supporting utility and energy companies with vegetation management, inspections, storm response and operator qualification training. Its stack is dominated by the Esri ecosystem (ArcGIS Pro, Field Maps, Survey123, Experience Builder) alongside Maximo and SAP, pointing to GIS-driven field data capture tied into utility asset systems. Hiring is overwhelmingly mid-level operations roles, though velocity is slowing.
Atlas Field Services, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, provides safety and field services to utility, pipeline and petrochemical clients. Its offerings span operator qualification training and certification, safety program development, inspections and audits, vegetation management, right-of-way work, storm and emergency response, and aerial support. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and operates as part of Iapetus Infrastructure Services. It holds minority, small business and veteran-owned certifications, and its hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Atlas Field Services uses ArcGIS tools including ArcGIS Pro, Field Maps, Survey123 and Dashboards, plus Power BI, Tableau, Maximo, SAP, Power Automate, Python and iPad devices for field work.
The company offers vegetation management, storm and emergency response, inspections and audits, right-of-way services, aerial support, safety program development and operator qualification training for utility and energy clients.
Yes, primarily in operations with some support roles, mostly at mid-level seniority and all in the United States. Overall hiring velocity is currently decelerating.
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