Construction Site Camera Operator
$22/hour
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$22/hour
About the role
- Walk through construction sites to capture accurate images and project data.
- Follow established procedures to ensure complete, high-quality data collection.
- Document site progress and communicate updates to the project team.
- Follow construction site safety procedures and equipment guidelines.
- Work independently while meeting assigned project requirements.
- Adapt to different construction environments and site conditions.
- Comfortable working outdoors on active construction sites.
- Able to walk long distances and perform physical fieldwork throughout the shift.
- Dependable, punctual, and attentive to detail.
- Strong communication and safety awareness.
- Comfortable learning and operating new technology.
- Able to follow instructions and solve routine problems independently.
- Available for assigned workdays within the current Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday operating window.
- Experience in construction, surveying, civil engineering, photography, or fieldwork.
- Familiarity with cameras, surveying equipment, or digital data collection.
- Previous experience working independently on job sites. Prior professional camera or surveying experience is not required. Training will be provided. Schedule
- 30-minute video interview with the end client. Both interviewers are based in the United Kingdom.
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