Project Manager / Professional Land Surveyor (PLS)

Posted 19 days ago

blackrock resourcesPittsburgh (PA)

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Job-ID32733953Reference26-00497 Remote 50% Remoteð Project Manager / Professional Land Surveyor (PLS)ð $150,000 – $200,000 | Full-Time | Hybrid | Pennsylvaniað Why Work for Our ClientBroad technical exposure across surveying, right-of-way, utility coordination, and construction inspection — all under one roofHigh-visibility infrastructure work, including airport and transportation modernization projectsAccess to modern survey tech, including UAS (drone) capabilities, with a strong learning curveField-oriented, hands-on culture — not a desk-bound routineLong-tenured, stable firm with a diversified public and private client base across energy, transportation, and utility marketsCertified woman-owned business with a strong regional reputationð Position OverviewWe're looking for an experienced PLS to lead transportation and land surveying projects from proposal to completion — someone who's as comfortable in the field as they are managing clients, staff, and budgets. Summary of What You'll Be DoingManage transportation, boundary, topographic, and right-of-way survey projects start to finishServe as the main point of contact for clients, keeping relationships strongLead and mentor field and office survey staffPrepare, review, and seal survey plats, ROW plans, and related deliverablesEstablish property boundaries and rights-of-way through deed research and title interpretationð QualificationsProfessional Land Surveyor (PLS) license in PA, OH, or WV required (PA preferred)5–10+ years of progressive land surveying experienceProven track record managing multiple survey projects simultaneouslyStrong field AND office surveying backgroundExperience managing project budgets, schedules, and client expectationsProficiency with AutoCAD Civil 3D and modern survey processing softwareð Interested? Reach out to Kristie Harnish at kharnish@blackrockres.com to learn more.#LI-KH1

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