Leading a crew in surveying tasks within the Utility Services group at Midwest, including:
Operating OHVs (Off-Highway Vehicles) in all weather conditions.
Serving in a client-facing role, having regular interaction with Midwest clients, landowners and/or members of the public.
Collaborating with Project Managers, Land Surveyors, and other Crew Chiefs to ensure quality client service.
Completion of survey calculations.
Distribution and Transmission Powerline design, layout, and construction surveying,
Utilizing hand tools, such as hammers, sledgehammers and jackhammers to install survey monumentation and markings.
Lifting equipment and supplies between 20-35 kg (50-80 lbs.) and carrying equipment and supplies up to 20 kg (50 lbs).
Requirements
uavs
3d scanners
rtk gnss
geomatics degree
microsoft office
problem solving
A valid driver’s license, free of major convictions as defined in jurisdictional traffic safety regulations (i.e., distracted driving, driving while impaired).
Willingness and understanding to learn and adopt Midwestpolicies, procedures, and checklists/project documentation.
Availability to work Monday through Friday with some weekend and out of town work, as job scope requires.
Fully equipped field trucks and access to specialized survey technology including UAVs (LiDAR/photogrammetry) and terrestrial 3D laser scanners.
Familiarity with all elements of the practice of surveying in the jurisdiction of application.
Strong communication & comprehension skills, both written and verbal.
Experience with light duty trucks (F-350 or similar) and OHVs (Off-Highway Vehicles).
Strong analytical, mathematical, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team in a high volume, deadline driven environment.
As an asset, demonstrated proficiency with line locating.
The ability to comply with Drug & Alcohol testing requirements as stipulated by client requirements and jurisdictional health and safety regulations.
Experience working in outdoor, all-weather environments.
Experience and proficiency with basic Microsoft applications, including Outlook, Word, and Excel.
Demonstration of organization skills and attention to detail.
Walking on a variety of uneven ground, up to several kilometers (i.e., fields, pasture, construction sites, rugged natural terrain, etc).
A diploma or degree in Geomatics from a recognized post-secondary institution, or equivalent experience. Equivalent experience is 5+ years in the survey industry in a related position.
Strong understanding of survey ethics and responsibilities.
Leadership and mentoring mindset; willing to aid in the teaching and development of the Survey Assistant.
Strong sense of client service and workmanship.
Adapting to varying work assignment lengths based on client requirements, job complexity and/or job location.
Experience and proficiency with the operation of all types of survey equipment (RTK GNSS, Total Stations, Levels, Laser Scanners).
Demonstrated proficiency in powerline and utility surveying, including but not limited to underground and overhead distribution surveys, transmission line surveys, cadastral/legal surveys, and as-built surveys.
Willingness to learn new technical skills (i.e., UAV/Drone license, survey methodology).
As an asset, but not required, a NavCanada RPAS Basic or Advanced UAV/Drone license.
Benefits
Paid accommodation (single occupancy) and meal allowance when working away from your home base.
Hands on mentorship and guidance (i.e., one-on-one job training with experienced field and office staff).
Generous employee recognition program and a compassionate workplace where you're encouraged to bring your whole self to work.
Outstanding work environment with a strong focus on teamwork, mentorship, and collaboration.
Employer-paid benefits package including extended health, prescription coverage, flexible health spending, emergency travel, life insurance, wellness fund, and Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Paid training for all required safety certifications and access to our Employee Education Assistance Program for continuous learning and career advancement.
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
must hold a valid driver’s licence free of major convictions.
must comply with drug and alcohol testing requirements.
Company
Overview
A regional geomatics leader across Western Canada, delivering surveying, engineering design support, GIS mapping, remote sensing, and buried facility locating.
Each project combines cutting-edge field crews and technical office support to provide precise boundary, topographic, as-built, and buried utilities surveys.
Serves key sectors such as Energy, Oil & Gas, Industrial construction, and infrastructure clients throughout Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan.
Known for rapid mobilization of local crews and translating raw geodata into actionable GIS platforms and visual models.
Built deep client relationships over seven decades through tailored, technology-driven geomatics delivery.
Culture + Values
Our success is built on delivering the best services… thanks to our exceptional team.
You're a name, not a number.
A compassionate, approachable employer known for our inclusive work environment, teamwork, and collaboration.
Community stewardship is a core part of who we are.
We value a friendly, 'small company' atmosphere within a well-established, growing company.
We value quality over quantity, honour commitments, take ownership, and integrity is among our top values.