Survey Field Technician

Overview

Collect and record geospatial data in the field using surveying equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• survey instruments
• data recording
• measurement
• report generation
• field survey
• equipment maintenance

Tasks

-Survey Instrument Operation: Set up and operate surveying instruments and tools, ensuring they are properly calibrated and maintained for accurate measurements. -Safety Compliance: Follow safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for yourself and colleagues during field surveys. -Data Recording: Record collected data accurately, including field notes, sketches, and digital data, using specialized software and applications. -Measurement and Marking: Take measurements, mark reference points, and establish benchmarks to guide future construction or land development activities. -Report Generation: Generate survey reports and maps based on collected data to support project planning and decision-making. -Fieldwork Support: Collaborate with land surveyors, engineers, and project managers to support and assist in surveying projects. -Equipment Maintenance: Maintain and repair surveying equipment as necessary, ensuring it functions properly and is in good working condition. -Boundary Analysis: Assist in identifying property boundaries and land parcel information by interpreting legal documents and survey records. -Quality Control: Review and verify data for accuracy and completeness, making necessary adjustments to ensure data integrity. -Fieldwork may involve standing, walking, lifting, and bending. -Field Data Collection: Conduct field surveys to gather data related to land boundaries, topography, property lines, and other geospatial information using surveying equipment such as total stations, GPS receivers, and levels.

Requirements

• 1 year
• detail
• certification
• safety
• trimble
• autocad

What You Bring

-1 year of experience as a Survey Field Technician, Chainman, or related fieldwork -Attention to Detail: Strong attention to detail and precision to ensure accurate data collection and measurements. -License/Certification: Depending on the region, you may need a surveying technician certification or licensure, which can vary by state or country. -Safety Awareness: Awareness of safety procedures and the ability to prioritize safety during fieldwork. -Technical Skills: Proficiency in operating surveying instruments (Trimble, GPS equipment, and related software). Knowledge of AutoCAD or other survey-specific software is beneficial. -They may need to travel to different survey sites and be prepared for physical exertion and exposure to natural elements. -Physical Fitness: Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions, carry equipment, and navigate rugged terrain. -High school diploma or equivalent (some positions may require an associate degree or technical training in surveying). -Communication Skills: Effective communication and teamwork skills to work collaboratively with other team members and stakeholders.

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-offers a broad spectrum of engineering, consulting, and technical services -focuses on infrastructure, energy, and industrial sectors, operating on large-scale projects across the globe -expertise spans civil engineering, building systems, water resources, and environmental services -helps clients with everything from large infrastructure development to specialized environmental solutions -notable projects include transportation networks, utilities, water treatment facilities, and urban developments -continues to expand through strategic acquisitions, bringing more expertise into the fold -known for leveraging advanced technologies and innovative solutions to deliver high-quality results

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