Job Description
Qualifications: Demonstrates experience and strong knowledge of survey techniques and procedures Good judgment and organizational skills Professional Land Surveyor License a plus not required Valid Driver’s license Ability to stand, climb and walk continuously during an 8-hour period Ability to perform strenuous work in a varying climate (heat and cold, etc) Must have good computer skills and be able to use survey related software Good verbal and written communication skills Working knowledge of Auto Cad Civil 3D
Benefits: Our benefit offerings are designed to support and enhance your health and well-being We offer healthcare and wellness benefits, 401(k) retirement savings with up to 5% employer matching contributions, flexibility and paid time off We also offer tuition assistance for continuing education & professional licensure
Responsibilities: Successful candidate will be responsible for selecting and applying standard surveying techniques in the field and office to plan, organize, and execute land surveying projects Receive instructions on specific assignments, objectives and complex features Performs a variety of in-office and field tasks associated with land surveying projects obtained by the company Broad understanding and experience for operating surveying equipment, such as Total Stations, Data Collectors, GPS RTK & Static Observations Accurately calculates and records field data Reviews job specifications and plans fieldwork methods Review and download field data Prepare field notes and draw sketches of existing site conditions Prepare detailed daily job reports and discuss projects with supervisor on daily basis Maintain and troubleshoot complex instrumentation Drafting and editing of surveys using AutoCAD Civil 3D Perform other like duties as assigned Occasional soils testing

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Level

Senior

Location

Middletown, NY

Occupation

Surveyors

Industry

Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services

Posted

today

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