Survey Supervisor

Description

• Manage day to day surveying operations and workload, including scheduling both field & office work and assuring that all projects are being completed on time and on budget.
• Resolve project-related concerns or problems and consults with the Principal in Charge, other Survey Managers, or Survey Supervisors when there are scheduling issues.
• Assist with the preparation of fee proposals and Statements of Qualifications in pursuit of new or potential work.
• Assist in developing and maintaining project budgets and schedules, specific to surveying projects and phases. Assist in maintaining the technical and financial performance of the survey team’s budgets.

Requirements

• Small Firm Culture, Big Firm Capability: Enjoy the flexibility and camaraderie of a small team, backed by the resources and expertise to tackle complex projects.
• Real influence over projects and outcomes.
• A minimum of 6 years of practical field surveying and/or surveying supervision is required.
• Licensed as a Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) in the State of North Carolina or the ability to obtain such licensure within 90 days is a requirement.
• Bachelor of Science Degree in Surveying or related field from an accredited four-year college or university or an associate’s degree or equivalent.

Benefits

• A tight-knit team environment with the agility to take on exciting, impactful work.
• Retirement savings plans with company match
• Outdoor Activities: Residents enjoy year-round hiking, biking, fishing, and beach activities, with access to national parks like the Great Smoky Mountains.
• Vibrant Food, Art, and Music Scene: The city is famous for its top-notch craft breweries, independent restaurants, live music, and art deco architecture, creating a lively downtown atmosphere.
• Small firm atmosphere with large firm capabilities.
• Employee Ownership: You’re not just working for a company — you’re helping lead it. Our employee-owners share in the firm’s financial success and help shape its direction.
• Community Feel: Asheville’s modest size (under 100,000 people) and Southern hospitality foster a welcoming, neighborly atmosphere where people know each other.
• Clear paths for advancement in a company where growth is tied to your initiative.
• Cost of Living: The state is generally affordable, with lower-than-average costs for housing, utilities, and groceries (major city exceptions aside).
• Agile team environment with exciting project opportunities.
• Supportive Benefits: We invest in your well-being with comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance, retirement savings plans, and generous paid time off.
• Stunning Mountain Setting: Asheville is nestled among the Blue Ridge Mountains, offering daily scenic views and quick access to exceptional hiking and outdoor recreation.
• 9 Holidays & Paid time off
• Mild Year-Round Climate: Winter lows are generally mild, and summers are warm but less humid due to elevation, making outdoor activities accessible year-round.
• Company paid Health, dental, vision, Life & Disability insurance

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance