Registered Land Surveyor
audubon companiesHouston (TX)
About the role
Job DescriptionJOB DESCRIPTION:
Audubon is currently seeking a Registered or Licensed Professional Land Surveyor (RPLS/PLS) to join our team. This individual must have a Registered or Licensed Professional Land Surveyor (PLS/RPLS) status in one or more of the following States; Arkansas, Missouri, North Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, and/or Texas. The RPLS/PLS will be responsible for the management, planning, scheduling and performance of multiple survey projects and personnel. We are looking for a candidate who will apply sound survey principles in planning, evaluating, and completing survey projects. In this role, you will review and approve field measurements and direct and assist with preparation of survey documents. You will also direct field surveys as required by scheduling or for professional supervisory and quality control purposes.
EXPERIENCE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS:
The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required for the position: A.S. or B.S. Degree from an accredited college or university. Registered or Licensed Professional Land Surveyor (PLS/RPLS) status in one or more of the following States; Arkansas, Missouri, North Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, and/or Texas. Requires at least 5+ years of relevant experience performing various types of boundary, topographic, pipeline and control surveys. A minimum of 2+ years' experience as a Registered or Licensed Professional Land Surveyor. Excellent time management, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Working knowledge of Trimble survey equipment and AutoCAD Civil 3D.Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong attention to detail. Some travel may be required. No Recruiters, please! Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
Job Details
Job Type: Regular Full-Time
Category: Audubon Field Solutions, LLC
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