Survey jobs in United States

Key Responsibilities:

· Assist the Land Surveyor in field surveys by setting up and holding leveling rods, prism poles, or GPS receivers.

· Accurately mark and measure points and boundaries as directed by the Surveyor.

· Set up and move tripods, total stations, GPS units, and other survey instruments.

· Clear vegetation and obstructions at survey sites as needed.

· Drive stakes and hubs at designated points using hammers or mallets.

· Record field notes and maintain survey equipment in good condition.

· Follow safety protocols on all field assignments.

· Communicate clearly with the survey team for efficient operations.

Requirements:

· Qualifications: Nitec of ITE Diploma

· Prior experience in land surveying, construction, or civil engineering (preferred but not required).

· Basic understanding of land surveying tools and principles is a plus.

· Ability to use basic surveying tools (rods, chains, GPS, total station, etc.).

· Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions precisely.

· Good physical condition and ability to work outdoors in varying weather and terrain.

· Team-oriented with strong communication and coordination skills.

Physical Requirements:

· Ability to walk long distances, stand for extended periods, and carry/lift equipment (up to 50 lbs).

· Comfortable working in outdoor environments (rural, urban, remote locations).