Senior Field Survey Party Chief - Topo & Boundaries
MFS Engineers & Surveyors
Plainfield (NJ)
On-site
USD 61,992 - 68,880
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Paid Vacation
Sick Leave
Holidays
401K
Medical
Dental
Vision
Long-Term Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
Training
Tuition Reimbursement
Job summary
A dynamic engineering and surveying firm in New Jersey is seeking an experienced Survey Party Chief. This position involves running and supervising a field crew, preparing field notes, and utilizing advanced survey equipment. Candidates are expected to have at least 5 years of relevant experience, particularly with robotic total stations. The firm offers a competitive pay range of $45-$50 per hour along with excellent benefits. Willingness to travel within NJ and adjoining states is required.
Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of experience as a Party Chief.
Experience with Leica robotic total stations is favorable.
Wide range of experience in topographic/boundary survey.
Must be willing to travel within NJ and adjoining states.
Responsibilities
Run and supervise a one or two man field crew.
Prepare field notes, sketches and photos.
Collect and code data for various surveys.
Utilize robotic total stations and GPS.
Adhere to company protocols for survey equipment.
Skills
Experience with Leica robotic total stations
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
Laser Scanning Experience
Valid driver's license
Job description
A dynamic engineering and surveying firm in New Jersey is seeking an experienced Survey Party Chief. This position involves running and supervising a field crew, preparing field notes, and utilizing advanced survey equipment. Candidates are expected to have at least 5 years of relevant experience, particularly with robotic total stations. The firm offers a competitive pay range of $45-$50 per hour along with excellent benefits. Willingness to travel within NJ and adjoining states is required.