Intern - Survey Crew Member (Land Development) - Summer 2026 | Raleigh and Charlotte, NC | Bohler (Copy)

Description

Start your surveying career where precision meets opportunity. You’ll work hands‑on in the field alongside experienced professionals, learning to operate cutting‑edge GPS and Total Station technology while gathering the data that drives land development across the state of Florida. At Bohler, your work sets the foundation for every great project, and your growth sets the stage for what’s next.

The intern will support Crew Chiefs in boundary, topographic and construction layout surveys, conduct as‑built surveys, operate Trimble Total Stations and GPS equipment, perform field calculations and quality checks, and help maintain survey instruments and vehicles. Collaboration with team members ensures data accuracy and field safety while working outdoors throughout the year.

• Support Crew Chiefs with boundary, topographic, and construction layout surveys.
• Conduct as‑built surveys and compile field data sketches.
• Operate Trimble Total Stations and GPS equipment under direction.
• Perform field calculations, sketching, and basic quality checks.
• Perform minor preventive maintenance on survey instruments and vehicles.
• Collaborate with team members to ensure data accuracy and field safety.
• Work outdoors year‑round on projects impacting communities and infrastructure.

Requirements

Bohler’s Raleigh and Charlotte, NC offices are seeking a Survey Crew Member Intern for the Summer of 2026 to join the field team supporting projects throughout their local markets. In this role you’ll assist with boundary, topographic, and construction layout surveys that help shape communities, roads, and commercial developments. Working closely with your Crew Chief and project team, you’ll gain hands‑on experience that can open doors to advanced field or in‑office survey positions.

Bohler offers hands‑on field experience with industry‑leading technology, clear pathways for advancement into Crew Chief, CAD, or Project Management roles, and a collaborative environment that values mentorship, precision and professional growth. Interns gain exposure to a diverse range of land‑development projects across commercial, residential and infrastructure markets.

Candidates should have a high school diploma or GED, with coursework or experience in land surveying preferred, and 0‑1+ years of relevant survey experience. Required skills include a working knowledge of survey equipment, strong math abilities, attention to detail, the ability to lift at least 50 lb, a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel locally.

• Exposure to commercial, residential, and infrastructure land‑development projects.
• Require high school diploma or GED; land surveying coursework or experience preferred.
• 0‑1+ years experience performing boundary, topographic, or construction surveys.
• Possess strong math skills, attention to detail, and ability to lift 50 lb.
• Hold a valid driver’s license and be willing to travel locally.

Benefits

• Gain hands‑on experience with industry‑leading technology and tools.
• Access advancement pathways to Crew Chief, CAD, or Project Management roles.
• Work in a mentorship‑focused, collaborative environment.

Training + Development

Interview process

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