Survey Crew Chief / Party Chief

Overview

Lead survey crew for construction staking, manage field operations and staff.

Key Responsibilities

• field survey
• data logging
• topographic reporting
• equipment maintenance
• client coordination
• crew supervision

Tasks

-Plans daily activities considering possible multiple project schedules to ensure efficient completion of the work -Discusses job assignments with clients, contractors, and other external sources -Performs trigonometry, geometry, algebra, coordinate geometry and various surveying computations -Adheres to established company policies, follows all survey service group procedures, and assures the crew follows standard procedures -Communicates with the entire crew and office staff about all aspects of the project and progress -Performs field survey activities in accordance with standards set by the company, state statutes, and the surveying industry best practices -Maintains assigned vehicle and survey equipment to ensure everything is kept neat, clean and in top working condition -Provides technical support working independently but under limited direction of Staff Surveyors, Project Surveyors or the Regional Survey Manager -Provides direction and guidance to technicians, and directs the field survey activities for small and large projects under minimal supervision of a senior staff member -Works without direct day-to-day supervision and makes technical and supervisory decisions for projects assigned within specified limits of authority -Provides input to Supervisor and Regional Manager for the formal performance evaluation of crew members under responsible charge -Assures crew adheres to procedures in the safety manual and uses all personal safety equipment provided -Responsible for the organization of job files for data storage, field notes, reports, and drawings -Prepares daily time sheets, data logs, topographic and staking reports, and manages field change orders -Participates in Survey Department and/or crew training

Requirements

• gnss
• total station
• leveling
• cst ii
• 5+ years
• associate degree

What You Bring

-Able to perform physically demanding work in all types of weather -Associates degree or Engineering/Surveying related college courses a plus -Able to work independently, when appropriate using robotic instruments and GNSS -Works well with others, communicates well with staff and clients -Operates and has knowledge of GNSS and robotic total station functions and capabilities -Good understanding of leveling practices, allowable closures, loop constraints, balancing and best industry practices -Certified Survey Technician Level II or III a plus -Personable and easy to talk to -Minimum 5+ years experience working as a crew chief/party chief -Remains calm under pressure -High school diploma or equivalent education

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Benefits

-401(k)-match program -Fitness Reimbursement -Sick and Vacation Days -Profit Sharing -Excellent Working Conditions -Paid Holidays -Tuition Reimbursement -Work-Life Balance -Competitive Pay -Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Options

About Spicer Group

-Founded with a commitment to delivering engineering excellence, Spicer Group has been a reliable partner in the industry for decades. -Known for their expertise in surveying, engineering, and environmental services, they serve a diverse range of sectors including industrial, energy, infrastructure, and more. -Over the years, they've successfully managed projects ranging from complex infrastructure upgrades to sustainable development initiatives. -Spicer Group's innovative approach to problem-solving has earned them recognition across several key industries, with a reputation for delivering projects on time and within budget. -Their team of professionals brings together a rich mix of technical expertise and practical experience, ensuring high-quality results for every client. -The company has expanded its services globally, ensuring their ability to tackle projects in both local and international markets. -Their diverse portfolio includes landmark projects in heavy civil works, transportation, utilities, and water resources.

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