Land Survey CAD Technician
Land Survey CAD Technician
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Draft and prepare survey plats, topographic maps, and construction layout drawings using AutoCAD Civil 3D.Process and manage field data from GPS and total station crews.
- Interpret and apply deeds, subdivision plats, legal descriptions, and field notes to ensure accurate survey representation.
- Collaborate with surveyors, engineers, project managers, and field teams to deliver high-quality, client-ready survey drawings.
- Perform quality control checks for accuracy, completeness, regulatory compliance, and drafting standards.
- Support boundary analysis, easement documentation, in plat of survey preparation
- Maintain organized project files and ensure data integrity across multiple jobs.
- Stay current with evolving surveying standards, CAD workflows, and GIS integration practices.
- Successful candidates are:
- Highly accurate and detail-oriented
- Able to manage multiple projects under deadlines
- Strong communicators and reliable team contributors
- Comfortable working independently and proactively solving drafting challenges
- Why Join BA Land Pros?
- Work on diverse and exciting land surveying and civil engineering projects
- Opportunity to grow with a modern, expanding surveying team
- Professional environment focused on quality and precision
- Artificial Intelligence:
- We use artificial intelligence to review and screen applications and materials. However, every candidate we move forward with is reviewed and selected, and all final hiring decisions are made by a member of our hiring team.
- We are an equal opportunity employer committed to employment equity utilizing hiring practices on merit and business needs. We encourage applications from women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities and all others of legally protected status.
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