Survey Technician & Instrument Person

Overview

Perform field and office surveying tasks using Trimble, Leica equipment and CAD software.

Key Responsibilities

• map production
• 3d modeling
• data processing
• lidar integration
• survey instruments
• field data collection

Tasks

-Prepare maps, drawings, and 3D surface models based on field-collected data using MicroStation and Inroads or newer versions. -Process and adjust field data using CAD software (MicroStation V8, InRoads, Trimble Business Center, Carlson Survey, NGS OPUS). -Optionally register and integrate LiDAR point clouds into deliverables. -Operate survey instruments including Trimble robotic total stations, Trimble R12i RTK GPS/GNSS, digital levels, and Leica 3D laser scanners (RTC360 & P50). -Collect accurate field data for boundaries, topographic features, and construction layout using Trimble data collectors and field software. -Perform pre-calculations for layout and staking operations. -Maintain clear, accurate survey field notes and records. -Assist with static GPS sessions, level runs, and control point establishment.

Requirements

• trimble
• microstation
• cad
• associate's
• 1+ year
• communication

What You Bring

-Willingness to work outdoors in all weather conditions, with some overnight travel. -1+ year of experience in land surveying (field or office) required. -Proficiency or willingness to train in Trimble Access, Trimble equipment, and MicroStation. -The ability to interpret survey plans, field notes, and legal descriptions. -An associate's degree in surveying, civil technology, or a related field is preferred. -Knowledge of survey principles, field practices, and CAD drafting. -Strong communication and team collaboration skills.

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Benefits

-Salary Range: $21.65–$28.85/hour* Plus, prevailing wage rates when applicable. -Growth and advancement opportunities within a high-performing team. -Paid time off plus holidays. -Medical, dental, and vision insurance. -Actual compensation may vary based on work experience, location, market conditions, education/training, certifications, and other credentials, as well as applicable knowledge and skills. -401(k) with company match.

About Prudent Engineering

-It operates as a multi-disciplinary team—engineers, surveyors, inspectors, CADD specialists—guiding clients from concept to completion. -Typical projects include highway design, bridge rehabilitation and replacement, canal wall reconstruction, and cashless tolling systems. -Notable specialisms span bridge & structural design, highway projects, land surveying, hydrographic surveys, and civil site engineering. -Unusually, the firm conducts underwater hydrographic surveys and non-destructive bridge inspections using cutting-edge tech.

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