County Surveyor

Morrow; Heppner (OR); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent Health Insurance

Vision/Dental Insurance

Employer-paid Life Insurance

Employer-paid Air Life Insurance

Defined Contribution Retirement Plan;

Job summary

The County Surveyor, under limited supervision, performs professional land surveying duties for the office of the County Surveyor in Oregon. Must be a registered professional land surveyor in Oregon and possess 4+ years of relevant experience, including complex deeds and boundary work.

Education requires a 4-year program in land surveying or civil engineering. Compliance with ORS 204.005 (2) and related rules is essential for this role.

Qualifications

• Must have 4 years of professional land surveying experience with interpretation of complex deeds, historic boundary determinations, and restoration of public land corners.

Responsibilities

• Perform professional land surveying duties for the County Surveyor under supervision of the County Administrator.
• Ensure survey work conforms to survey map standards, ORS, and OARs.
• Provide expert input to ensure accuracy and integrity of land records and boundaries.

Education

4-year program in land surveying or civil engineering

Job description

Position Summary: The County Surveyor, under the limited supervision of the County Administrator, is responsible for performing the professional land surveying duties related to the office of the County Surveyor, see ORS 204.005 (2). The County Surveyor must possess intellectual, technical, and functional expertise in land surveying to perform a full range of complex duties without instruction or assistance. Ensures that County and other survey work done by Land Surveyors conforms to survey map standards, Oregon Revised Statures, and Oregon Administrative Rules.

Qualifications

1. Education: Must be a graduate of a 4-year program in land surveying or civil engineering.
2. Experience: Must have 4 years of professional land surveying experience specifically dealing with the interpretation of complex and inter-related deeds, historic boundary determinations, and restoration of public land corners; beyond the 4 years of professional-level work experience required to become a licensed land surveyor in Oregon.
3. Must be a registered professional land surveyor in the State of Oregon, per ORS 209.115.

Benefits

• Excellent Health Insurance
• Vision/Dental Insurance
• Employer-paid Life Insurance
• Employer-paid Air Life Insurance
• Defined Contribution Retirement Plan; Employer Contribution: 9%
• Excellent PTO accruals