Survey Technician

Overview

Conduct field and office surveys using GPS and equipment for construction and design.

Key Responsibilities

• data collection
• map analysis
• topographic survey
• field notes
• issue reporting
• client liaison

Tasks

-Ensures that field information is accurately collected and transferred to the office support team -Analyze survey maps, locate monumentation and physical evidence required in the retracement of property lines -Efficiently complete daily topographic, boundary and control surveys for design and construction surveys -Responsible for clear, informative, and accurate field notes. -Report unique or potential construction difficulties to the office support team -Communicate with the client’s on-site representatives, when needed, to ensure satisfaction with work performed and the communication of his needs to the office support team.

Requirements

• civil 3d
• trimble
• lidar
• topographic
• surveying
• osha

What You Bring

-Knowledge of OSHA and local safety standards -Must be willing and able to initially work primarily in the field, but also have the ability to work on office tasks -Working knowledge of Civil 3D, Trimble Business Center, Office, and MS Office. OPUS solution experience and point cloud exposure are a plus -Fluent with Trimble equipment. Mobile, aerial, and ground-based lidar scanning experience a plus -Experience in topographic surveys, transportation surveys, ALTA/NSPS surveys, land boundary surveys, subdivisions and records of survey, elevation certificates, construction staking, and data management. Exposure to first and second-order control surveys is a plus -Experience in using linework codes with Topo Surveys -Competent in using conventional survey equipment and GPS systems in the collection of data or the placement of construction control -Well-versed in all field techniques related to boundary retracement, design support, and construction surveying support

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Benefits

Compensation: $35.00 - $40.00 / hour -Paid professional organization membership and professional licensure -Professional development opportunities including in-house training -Generous paid time off -Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance -401(k): 50% match of contribution up to 6%

About Horrocks

-Evolving from a regional consultancy to a full‑service civil engineering leader across the Intermountain West. -Headquartered in American Fork with satellite offices in Idaho and multiple Utah cities. -Typically designs and delivers public works: roadways, bridges, water treatment plants, utilities and transit systems. -Known for holistic delivery: combining planning, design, construction management, and digital services. -Projects span state DOT highways, municipal water networks, telecom infrastructure, and large land development.

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