Field Engineer - Heavy Civil Construction & Survey

Branch Builds, Inc.; Hickory (NC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Branch Builds, Inc. is seeking a Field Engineer to join our growing heavy civil construction team in North Carolina. The role provides surveying support to supervision and crafts to ensure work aligns with project drawings and locations.

Responsibilities include planning and measuring quantities, coordinating surveyors, organizing field surveys, and enforcing safety while maintaining accuracy against design drawings. Travel to project sites is required.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalency.
• 2 years of technical and/or surveying experience.
• 1 year of prior construction surveying experience.
• Advanced/Excellent trig/geometric skills.

Responsibilities

• Reviews plans and computes for superintendent and his organization any information required to make progress with the work.
• Measures and accurately computes quantities of work complete and records those quantities in a daily record using engineering notation and location descriptions that can easily be identified in the project plans and specifications.
• Administer/manage/schedule all surveyors (including subcontracted) assigned to the project.
• Organizes and supervises project survey work.
• Responsible for the layout (vertical and horizontal) control work using all survey equipment.
• Compares in place work against drawings and specifications to assure overall accuracy as needed.
• Stakes accurately and completely before work begins.
• Enforces and adheres to all company safety policies.

Skills

Decision making

Critical thinking

Problem solving

Geometry

Communication skills

Education

High school diploma

Job description

Branch Builds, Inc. is seeking a Field Engineer to join our growing heavy civil construction team in North Carolina. The role provides surveying support to supervision and crafts to ensure work aligns with project drawings and locations.

Responsibilities include planning and measuring quantities, coordinating surveyors, organizing field surveys, and enforcing safety while maintaining accuracy against design drawings. Travel to project sites is required.