LAND SURVEYOR I - HIGHWAYS DIVISION (OAHU)

Hawaii Reporter Inc.; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Land Surveyor I for the Highways Division. This entry-level role involves providing essential land survey support for highway construction and maintenance projects. You will operate various surveying instruments, compile data from multiple sources, and contribute to the successful execution of projects. This position offers a unique opportunity to start your career in government administration while working in a beautiful location. If you have a degree in land surveying or a related field, and are eager to make an impact, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in land surveying or related field required.
• Legal authorization to work in the U.S. is mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Provides land survey support for highway construction projects.
• Compiles survey data from maps, deeds, and land titles.

Skills

Land Surveying

Data Compilation

Field Note Reduction

Survey Instrument Operation

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Land Surveying

Bachelor's Degree in Geo-science

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering

Tools

Transit

Level

Theodolite

Job description

LAND SURVEYOR I - HIGHWAYS DIVISION (OAHU)

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Job Details

Location: Oahu District Office, Department of Transportation, Highways Division.

Salary: $4,495 to $5,472 per month (SR-18, Step D to I).

Type: Full-time, Entry level.

Job Function: Management and Manufacturing within Government Administration.

Responsibilities

• Provides land survey support for highway construction and maintenance projects.
• Serves as instrumentman on various surveys using transit, level, theodolite, etc.
• Reduces and plots field notes, performs computations, and may serve as chief-of-party.
• Compiles survey data from maps, deeds, land titles, and descriptions.

Minimum Qualifications

• Legal authorization to work in the U.S.
• Bachelor’s degree in land surveying, geo-science, or engineering from an accredited institution.
• Valid driver’s license for Hawaii at the time of appointment.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs unassisted and 125 lbs with assistance.

Additional Information

Applicants must meet federal and state disability laws, and accommodations are available upon request. The application process is conducted electronically, and applicants should ensure their contact information is current.