Technology‑enabled geospatial services including land surveying, aerial data collection and 3D laser scanning
Assists crew with setting up/operating surveying instruments, collecting accurate field data.
8 days ago ago
Junior (1-3 years)
Full Time
Dallas, TX
Field
Company Size
214 Employees
Service Specialisms
Land Surveying
Engineering Support
GIS & Mapping
Aerial Data Collection
3D Modeling & Simulations
LiDAR Scanning
Sector Specialisms
Energy
Oil and Gas
Renewables
Utilities
Pipeline Routing
Electric Transmission and Distribution
Water Conveyance
Fiber Optic Networks
Role
Description
equipment calibration
instrument operation
data transfer
quality control
safety compliance
vehicle maintenance
Maintain and calibrate survey equipment to ensure accurate operation measurements.
Lift or carry up to 50 +/- lbs of necessary supplies from the truck to the crews in the field.
Report any equipment issues or malfunctions to the Crew Chief.
Continuously stand for up to 10 or more hours per day.
Transfer and organize field data into digital formats for further processing.
Assist the Crew Chief and crew members in setting up and operating surveying instruments, including total stations, GPS receivers, levels, and data collectors.
Follow Landpoint and Client specific safety protocols and guidelines during field operations to ensure a safe working environment.
Operate surveying instruments to collect field data, including measurements, angles, distances, and elevations.
Walk up to 5 miles per day.
Work outdoors in various weather and topographical conditions for long periods of time. Outdoor temperatures can range from above 100 degrees F to below zero degrees F.
Climb Fences
Comply with local, state, and federal regulations and surveying standards.
Assist in the maintenance, cleaning, and storage of survey vehicles, equipment, and tools.
Work closely with the Crew Chief and crew members to efficiently complete survey tasks and meet project objectives.
Collaborate with survey crew members in data quality control and error identification.
Maintain a high level of accuracy in data collection and recording.
Requirements
surveying
survey instruments
high school
detail-oriented
driver's license
outdoor
Effective communication and teamwork skills.
Basic understanding of surveying principles and procedures.
Bend / Stoop up to 25 or more times per day.
A willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Previous experience as a Survey Instrument Operator or in a related role is advantageous.
Must have the ability to traverse creeks and steep slopes.
Understand potential outdoor hazards associated with working outdoors such as obstacles, straddling, climbing, crawling, and wading in order to traverse obstacles.
Be aware of the various hazards associated with the different geographic regions of the U.S. Some of those hazards include but are not limited to:
High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or coursework in land surveying is a plus.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to maintain data accuracy.
Drive up to 500 miles per day.
Valid driver's license preferred and the ability to travel to different job sites.
Extreme weather conditions such as snow, wind, rain, dust, etc.
Poisonous Plants such as poison ivy/oak, briars, thorns, sumac, cactus, etc.
Familiarity with surveying instruments and data collection tools.
Comprehensive understanding of how to use all survey-related equipment.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded in 1984 in Magnolia, Arkansas by James L. Souter
Over four decades, it expanded through organic growth and strategic acquisitions into multiple regions
Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas
Typical projects include large‑scale linear infrastructure corridors: pipelines, electric transmission, water and fiber networks
Serves clients across Industrial, Commercial, Energy and Utility sectors with surveying, GIS, aerial mapping and 3D scanning
Acquired by Cotton Creek Capital around 2020 to accelerate growth and expand infrastructure services reach
Recognized for blending traditional surveying precision with advanced aerial and laser scanning technology
Culture + Values
Do The Right Thing: Ethics, Quality, Integrity, Accountability, Respect
On Point With Safety: Empower, Recognize, Take Action, Succeed, Protect
Roll Up Your Sleeves: Drive, Collaborate, Innovate, Learn & Adapt, Complete The Task
Environment + Sustainability
No publicly stated net‑zero target or carbon strategy identified on corporate website or LinkedIn
No published quantitative environmental goals, emissions reductions, renewable energy usage or sustainability results available
No public data‑driven information found regarding environmental performance, sustainability investments or carbon disclosures
Inclusion & Diversity
Lacks transparency in publicly disclosing DEI strategies, goals, or gender-based statistics.
No gender diversity data available, including representation, hiring, retention, or promotion outcomes.
No strategic DEI objectives or measurable inclusion outcomes explicitly stated.