Oil & Gas Pipeline Survey Project Lead

Audubon Companies; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Audubon Companies in Houston, TX is seeking a Survey Project Manager to plan, coordinate, and deliver land surveying services for oil and gas pipeline projects. You will oversee projects from kickoff through final delivery, guiding field crews and mapping staff to meet schedule, budget, and quality targets.

The role requires strong client communication, meticulous data review, and a proven ability to resolve field, access, permitting, and constructability issues while maintaining safety and

Qualifications

• Minimum of five years of relevant surveying, mapping, or project management experience.
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Responsibilities

• Manage pipeline survey projects from kickoff through final delivery.
• Review survey data, mapping, plats, exhibits, alignment sheets, legal descriptions, and as-built deliverables for accuracy and completeness.
• Coordinate survey field crews, mapping personnel, subcontractors, and other project resources.
• Maintain regular communication with clients regarding progress, schedule, budget, risks, and project needs.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Planning

Budget management

Problem-solving

Team coordination

Travel readiness

Education

Associate or Bachelor’s degree in surveying/geomatics/engineering/construction management

Professional Land Surveyor license or ability to work under licensed surveyor

Tools

AutoCAD Civil 3D

Carlson

MicroStation

GIS platforms

Job description

Audubon Companies in Houston, TX is seeking a Survey Project Manager to plan, coordinate, and deliver land surveying services for oil and gas pipeline projects. You will oversee projects from kickoff through final delivery, guiding field crews and mapping staff to meet schedule, budget, and quality targets.

The role requires strong client communication, meticulous data review, and a proven ability to resolve field, access, permitting, and constructability issues while maintaining safety and