Rodman

Description

As a key member of a survey crew, the Rodman provides essential support to ensure the successful completion of land surveying projects under the direction of the Party Chief.

The role involves clearing brush and obstacles to maintain line of sight, carrying and setting up equipment such as rods, tripods, and prisms, and loading and unloading survey gear and supplies for each assignment. The Rodman also maintains survey supplies, gathers materials, digs corners, cuts lines, identifies monuments, plumbs prisms, measures distances, and cleans equipment, performing other field‑surveying tasks as assigned.

• Carry, set up, and plumb rods, tripods, and prisms for staking and measurement.
• Load and unload survey equipment and supplies for each job.
• Maintain and inventory survey supplies such as nails, paint, rods, and flags.
• Gather supplies, dig corners, cut lines, and locate monuments.
• Measure distances using chains, tape, or other methods.
• Clean and maintain survey equipment.
• Work outdoors in all weather conditions and terrains for extended periods.
• Lift and carry equipment up to 35 lb regularly.

Requirements

Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED, be able to grasp basic surveying concepts, and possess strong verbal and written communication skills. They must follow supervisor directions, work collaboratively with engineering staff, endure all weather conditions and terrain, lift equipment up to 35 lb, and demonstrate dependability, reliability, and effective teamwork.

• Clear brush and obstacles to maintain line of sight.
• Follow directions, communicate verbally and in writing, and collaborate with engineering staff.
• Demonstrate dependability, reliability, and effective teamwork.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance