Survey Technician Omaha, NE
blew associatesOmaha (NE)
Survey Technician Omaha, NE
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blew associatesOmaha (NE)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Survey Crew ChiefBlew & Associates, P.A. is a leading national firm specializing in land surveying, engineering, and environmental services, boasting over 130 years of industry experience. We are seeking a Survey Crew Chief to meet the growing demands of our clients nationwide. The selected candidate will oversee survey activities conducted in the field and ensure the quality of all survey deliverables.
Responsibilities:
- Responsible for collecting data to ensure the completion of a project: Locating boundary, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while performing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys.
- Check and reduce raw field data, perform calculations, and download/file survey data.
- Perform project research as needed.
- Follow instructions and work orders from project managers.
- Communicate daily with your Field Project Manager to confirm if you are on track to complete your field schedule and inform them when you are behind or ahead of schedule.
- Physical work environment demands: Ability to safely traverse and navigate rugged terrain in remote areas.
- Ability to regularly work outside in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet, and muddy conditions, with high/precarious places.
- Ability to transport heavy equipment to various job sites (regularly lifting/moving up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting/moving up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting/moving up to 100 pounds).Ability to travel regionally and nationally often.
- Ability to work overtime, including weekends as needed.
- Develop and maintain excellent relationships with clients, contractors, and team members
- Ensure that projects are completed safely and efficiently, adhering to project schedules and budgets
- Maintain survey equipment and troubleshoot issues that arise in the field
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