Survey Instrument Operator

Overview

Operate survey instruments, collect field data, assist land surveyors.

Key Responsibilities

• robotic survey
• equipment maintenance
• sketching
• stakeout
• data collection
• travel

Tasks

-Operates robotic total station, level, GPS Receivers and data collectors in performance of field surveys -Assists in the maintenance of survey equipment, supplies, and vehicle -Makes sketches and records measurements to indicate exact location of horizontal and vertical control points -Sets points on construction stakeout projects (curb and gutter, drop inlets, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, waterline, bridges, etc.) -Collects data for boundaries, location, topographical, and design surveys -Travel may be required at times -Conducts daily maintenance and up-keep of instruments

Requirements

• driver’s license
• physical fitness
• teamwork
• drawing interpretation
• math skills
• problem solving

What You Bring

-Have a current state driver’s license and able to drive a vehicle -Physical demands include: ▪ Must be able to carry up to 50 lb. of equipment over all types of terrain. -Ability to work independently as well as part of team with excellent time management skills to ensure deadlines are met -Ability to read survey and engineering drawings -Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as trigonometry and geometry -Must possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills and be able to apply professional knowledge to the solution of both routine and non-routine tasks and surveying activities -Ability to read, analyze, and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals

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About Timmons Group

-Evolved from a civil engineering base into a full-service design and technology firm. -Broadened capabilities to include environmental services, GIS/geospatial technology, landscape architecture, and surveying. -Designs infrastructure—from roads and bridges to water systems—while also shaping landscapes and mapping communities. -Strong track record in civil, environmental, geotechnical, structural, infrastructure, and surveying projects. -Work spans public and private sectors. -Delivered tens of thousands of projects using analytical, data-driven site-selection tools and advanced design methods. -Typical projects include infrastructure upgrades, land development, environmental assessments, and urban landscape transformation. -Combines engineering, design, and technology for interdisciplinary solutions—from geospatial visualization to cloud asset management. -Stand out for combining regional roots with broad technical depth and a history of growth recognized by ENR and Inc.

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