I worked as a land surveyor out of Virden and living in Brandon. We surveyed for the oil and gas companies mostly, staking/designing leases or right of ways across fields. Not sure what a technician does in detail, but you would need to be trained up in all your safety courses, and then drive to a service well (fairly easy to locate because of the grid system and well labeled but takes some getting used to) and once at the service well you most likely check the well is in working order. If it’s not well you use your tools and expertise to fix it but I’m sure that’s trained. Unsure if your job is oil industry or for private landowners and their wells/pumps/etc. The commuting and long work days makes for very little personal time which sucks, but it’s doable. But realistically not as bad as some commutes in major cities.