Lead Field Survey Crew Chief

C.T. Male Associates; Latham (NY); On-site; USD 37,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary & bonuses

Comprehensive benefits package

Professional development support

Job summary

C.T. Male Associates in New York is seeking an experienced Crew Chief to lead survey projects in Latham or Syracuse. The role involves performing boundary, topographic, and other advanced surveys and supervising field crews.

The position requires an Associate degree and 3+ years of relevant experience, travel up to 100%, and a strong commitment to safety and accuracy. Prevailing wage projects are common across New York.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree (A.A.) or equivalent with 3+ years of relevant experience.
• Full working knowledge of Boundary Law and experience in boundary & topographic surveys.
• Expert utilization knowledge of Data Collectors & Total Stations.
• Ability to travel routinely, including overnight stays.
• Leadership skills, including mentoring junior staff.

Responsibilities

• Perform boundary, topographic, utility, construction, laser scanning, and GPS surveys.
• Direct and supervise instrument operator during field surveys.
• Ensure accuracy of measurements and maintain records, notes, and sketches.
• Prepare, practice, and enforce all Health and Safety Procedures for yourself and the team.
• Gather data from agencies and other surveyors, including deed research.

Skills

Boundary law knowledge

Topographic surveys

Leadership

Travel readiness

Mentoring junior staff

Education

Associate Degree

Tools

Data Collectors

Total Stations

Job description

C.T. Male Associates in New York is seeking an experienced Crew Chief to lead survey projects in Latham or Syracuse. The role involves performing boundary, topographic, and other advanced surveys and supervising field crews.

The position requires an Associate degree and 3+ years of relevant experience, travel up to 100%, and a strong commitment to safety and accuracy. Prevailing wage projects are common across New York.