Mason Myrick
About Mason Myrick
Mason Myrick is a Level 2 Locate Technician at USIC in Oxford, Mississippi, with four years of experience in the role. He has a background in surveying and utility inspection, having worked extensively with various GPS and total station equipment.
Work at USIC
Mason Myrick has been employed at USIC as a Level 2 Locate Technician since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for locating existing utilities using advanced techniques, including underground radio detection. His position requires a strong understanding of utility mapping and the ability to communicate effectively with clients to ensure their needs are met. Myrick's tenure at USIC spans four years, during which he has developed expertise in various surveying methods.
Experience at LW Survey Company
Mason Myrick has a significant history with LW Survey Company, where he held multiple positions over several years. He worked as an Instrument Operator from 2012 to 2013 for 11 months, and again from 2014 to 2015 for a total of four months. Additionally, he served as Survey Party Chief from 2017 to 2018 for 10 months. His roles involved setting up and troubleshooting GPS equipment and conducting various types of surveys, including legal boundary and topographic surveys.
Education and Expertise
Mason Myrick studied at Northwest Mississippi Community College, where he completed a year of General Studies from 2009 to 2010. His educational background supports his extensive experience in surveying and utility locating. Myrick is proficient in using Trimble and Topcon GPS systems, as well as Sokkia Total stations and Trimble data collectors. His technical skills enhance his ability to conduct accurate and efficient surveys.
Professional Skills
Mason Myrick emphasizes strong communication skills in his professional interactions, ensuring clarity and understanding with clients. He specializes in conducting various types of surveys, including right-of-way easement topographic surveys and centerline surveys. His technical expertise includes setting up, troubleshooting, and configuring GPS base stations for different survey styles, such as static and Real-Time Kinematics.
Previous Employment
Before his current role at USIC, Mason Myrick worked at Tulsa Inspection Resources, LLC as a Utility Inspector for two months in 2018. His experience in this position contributed to his understanding of utility management and inspection processes. Myrick's diverse work history in the surveying and utility sectors has equipped him with a broad skill set applicable to his current role.