Survey Crew Chief/Survey Party Chief

Petroleum Field Services LLC; Westminster (CO); On-site; USD 39,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Petroleum Field Services LLC is seeking a Survey Crew Chief/Survey Party Chief in Westminster, CO. The role focuses on field data collection, equipment management, and mentoring junior staff on energy infrastructure projects including ALTA, easement staking, and boundary surveys.

Responsibilities include leading field teams, ensuring data quality and timely turn-in, and maintaining safety standards. Occasional travel and weekend work may be required.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma required.
• 3+ years of progressive surveying field experience.
• Associate degree in Surveying or related field preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead field crews and manage data collection.
• Maintain survey equipment and field notes.
• Coordinate with clients and office staff.
• Mentor junior crew members.
• Ensure safety and compliance on site.

Skills

Survey data collection

Field equipment handling

Mentoring junior staff

Client communication

Education

High School Diploma

Associate degree in Surveying

Tools

Trimble instruments

CAD basics

Job description

Survey Crew Chief/Survey Party Chief

Petroleum Field Services LLC Westminster, Colorado, United States

About this position

Summary: This position will be responsible for managing field data collections, managing equipment, data, and potentially junior staff members. This position will focus on energy infrastructure projects including but not limited to Right-of-Way Surveys, easement staking, boundary surveys, facilities, pad layout, construction staking, ALTA Surveys, and As-Built/After-Built Surveys.

Expected Results in the role:

• Thorough and efficient data collection, layout, and field notes.
• Meeting project timelines and budgets.
• Meeting client needs and Project Manager expectations.
• Training and mentoring junior team members.
• Having a safety-first attitude and mentality.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Completing assigned field work.
• Complete data turn in everyday field work is completed.
• Maintaining equipment in operational condition.
• Mentoring junior crew members.
• Communicating with client representatives in the field.
• Communicating with office staff.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

• May lead and direct the work of others.
• Leading a two-person crew.
• Shares responsibility for training new hires and novice employees.
• When working as a two-person crew this position will be responsible for sub-ordinates work.
• All work must be reviewed by the Crew Chief.

Required Skills & Abilities:

• Ability to anticipate survey needs based on client goals.
• Understanding of survey language and field techniques.
• Knowledge of all Survey Equipment.
• Ability to take, review, and direct correction of field notes.
• Understanding of Trimble specific file extensions and file purposes.
• Must be able to upload and download point files and other survey related files.
• Understanding of Microsoft Windows and folder navigation within Microsoft.
• Experience coding for field to finish linework.
• Understanding of map projections and state plane coordinate systems.
• Have knowledge of ethics and technical standards and organizations such as ALTA, NGS, NSPS/ACSM and BLM.
• Show responsibility in the profession (i.e., attire, honesty, respect for personal property) Competence in coordinate geometry.
• Competence in reviewing legal boundary descriptions.
• A general understanding of CAD software operations and its uses.
• Knowledge of State and Federal laws, as well as agency rules and regulations.
• Broad knowledge in a general professional or technical field including the ability to read reports, spread sheets, manuals, blueprints, plans, drawings, and correspondence.
• The ability to perform general math calculations.
• The ability to convey plan details to other surveyors.
• Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.
• Relentlessly Accountable Has the knowledge and understanding to make safety a top priority in all situations.
• Understanding of Personal Protective Equipment requirements for different jobs and environments, including ability to utilize effective traffic control and traffic safety measures in necessary situationsInteracts with the assigned PLS to ensure project completion.
• A wide degree of creativity and latitude is required.
• Ability to maintain a cooperative relationship with those contacted in the course of work activities.
• Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills for client facing on-sites and interactions with superintendents/foremen.
• Understanding of Upstream and midstream oil and gas projects, Electrical Transmission Projects, or Renewable Energy Projects.

Required Education, Certifications, and Experience:

• High School Diploma, or its equivalent.
• 3+ years of progressive surveying field experience.
• Equivalent to an associate degree in Surveying or related completed degree beyond an associate degree may be considered in meeting up to one (1) of the required work experience.

Working Conditions & Physical Requirements:

The employee would be exposed to the possibility of the following:

• Seasonal extreme temperatures, wetness, and humidity
• Walking long distances
• Daily noise and vibration
• Conditions on or near oil & gas well sites where undetectable and hazardous gases may be present
• Unpleasant odors
• Hazardous materials
• Encounters with wildlife including but not limited to snakes, scorpions, bear, bobcat, mosquitos, wasps, rodents, cattle, etc
• Hazards associated with driving to and from work site locations
• Hazards associated with survey work within various rights of way
• Able to physically move a field cart, with up to 110 lbs. of weight, across non-graded/natural terrain
• This position requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• The ability to lift up to 30 lbs. overhead

Other Need-to-know items:

• This position may require out of town travel for extended periods.
• This position can require night and weekend work.
• This position can require maintenance and upkeep of company provided vehicle and survey equipment.
• This position requires/may require use of a company-owned vehicle(s); must possess a valid driver’s license and have no more than two minor violations (i.e., speeding 5-10 over, defective vehicle) within the preceding 36 months, nor a major violation (i.e., DUI) within the previous 60 months.
• This position requires the successful passing of a pre-employment drug screening/test, and possible random drug screenings as contracted within certain client agreements
• The employee would be exposed to the possibility of the following:
• Seasonal extreme temperatures, wetness, and humidity
• Walking long distances
• Daily noise and vibration
• Conditions on or near oil & gas well sites where undetectable and hazardous gases may be present
• Unpleasant odors
• Hazardous materials
• Encounters with wildlife including but not limited to snakes, scorpions, bear, bobcat, mosquitos, wasps, rodents, cattle, etc
• Hazards associated with driving to and from work site locations
• Hazards associated with survey work within various rights of way
• Able to physically move a field cart, with up to 110 lbs. of weight, across non-graded/natural terrain
• This position requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• The ability to lift up to 30 lbs. overhead

About this position

Summary: This position will be responsible for managing field data collections, managing equipment, data, and potentially junior staff members. This position will focus on energy infrastructure projects including but not limited to Right-of-Way Surveys, easement staking, boundary surveys, facilities, pad layout, construction staking, ALTA Surveys, and As-Built/After-Built Surveys.

Expected Results in the role:

• Thorough and efficient data collection, layout, and field notes.
• Meeting project timelines and budgets.
• Meeting client needs and Project Manager expectations.
• Training and mentoring junior team members.
• Having a safety-first attitude and mentality.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Completing assigned field work.
• Complete data turn in everyday field work is completed.
• Maintaining equipment in operational condition.
• Mentoring junior crew members.
• Communicating with client representatives in the field.
• Communicating with office staff.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

• May lead and direct the work of others.
• Leading a two-person crew.
• Shares responsibility for training new hires and novice employees.
• When working as a two-person crew this position will be responsible for sub-ordinates work.
• All work must be reviewed by the Crew Chief.

Required Skills & Abilities:

• Ability to anticipate survey needs based on client goals.
• Understanding of survey language and field techniques.
• Knowledge of all Survey Equipment.
• Ability to take, review, and direct correction of field notes.
• Understanding of Trimble specific file extensions and file purposes.
• Must be able to upload and download point files and other survey related files.
• Understanding of Microsoft Windows and folder navigation within Microsoft.
• Experience coding for field to finish linework.
• Understanding of map projections and state plane coordinate systems.
• Have knowledge of ethics and technical standards and organizations such as ALTA, NGS, NSPS/ACSM and BLM.
• Show responsibility in the profession (i.e., attire, honesty, respect for personal property) Competence in coordinate geometry.
• Competence in reviewing legal boundary descriptions.
• A general understanding of CAD software operations and its uses.
• Knowledge of State and Federal laws, as well as agency rules and regulations.
• Broad knowledge in a general professional or technical field including the ability to read reports, spread sheets, manuals, blueprints, plans, drawings, and correspondence.
• The ability to perform general math calculations.
• The ability to convey plan details to other surveyors.
• Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.
• Relentlessly Accountable Has the knowledge and understanding to make safety a top priority in all situations.
• Understanding of Personal Protective Equipment requirements for different jobs and environments, including ability to utilize effective traffic control and traffic safety measures in necessary situationsInteracts with the assigned PLS to ensure project completion.
• A wide degree of creativity and latitude is required.
• Ability to maintain a cooperative relationship with those contacted in the course of work activities.
• Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills for client facing on-sites and interactions with superintendents/foremen.
• Understanding of Upstream and midstream oil and gas projects, Electrical Transmission Projects, or Renewable Energy Projects.

Required Education, Certifications, and Experience:

• High School Diploma, or its equivalent.
• 3+ years of progressive surveying field experience.
• Equivalent to an associate degree in Surveying or related completed degree beyond an associate degree may be considered in meeting up to one (1) of the required work experience.

Working Conditions & Physical Requirements:

The employee would be exposed to the possibility of the following:

• Seasonal extreme temperatures, wetness, and humidity
• Walking long distances
• Daily noise and vibration
• Conditions on or near oil & gas well sites where undetectable and hazardous gases may be present
• Unpleasant odors
• Hazardous materials
• Encounters with wildlife including but not limited to snakes, scorpions, bear, bobcat, mosquitos, wasps, rodents, cattle, etc
• Hazards associated with driving to and from work site locations
• Hazards associated with survey work within various rights of way
• Able to physically move a field cart, with up to 110 lbs. of weight, across non-graded/natural terrain
• This position requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• The ability to lift up to 30 lbs. overhead

Other Need-to-know items:

• This position may require out of town travel for extended periods.
• This position can require night and weekend work.
• This position can require maintenance and upkeep of company provided vehicle and survey equipment.
• This position requires/may require use of a company-owned vehicle(s); must possess a valid driver’s license and have no more than two minor violations (i.e., speeding 5-10 over, defective vehicle) within the preceding 36 months, nor a major violation (i.e., DUI) within the previous 60 months.
• This position requires the successful passing of a pre-employment drug screening/test, and possible random drug screenings as contracted within certain client agreements
• The employee would be exposed to the possibility of the following:
• Seasonal extreme temperatures, wetness, and humidity
• Walking long distances
• Daily noise and vibration
• Conditions on or near oil & gas well sites where undetectable and hazardous gases may be present
• Unpleasant odors
• Hazardous materials
• Encounters with wildlife including but not limited to snakes, scorpions, bear, bobcat, mosquitos, wasps, rodents, cattle, etc
• Hazards associated with driving to and from work site locations
• Hazards associated with survey work within various rights of way
• Able to physically move a field cart, with up to 110 lbs. of weight, across non-graded/natural terrain
• This position requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• The ability to lift up to 30 lbs. overhead

About this position

Summary: This position will be responsible for managing field data collections, managing equipment, data, and potentially junior staff members. This position will focus on energy infrastructure projects including but not limited to Right-of-Way Surveys, easement staking, boundary surveys, facilities, pad layout, construction staking, ALTA Surveys, and As-Built/After-Built Surveys.

Expected Results in the role:

• Thorough and efficient data collection, layout, and field notes.
• Meeting project timelines and budgets.
• Meeting client needs and Project Manager expectations.
• Training and mentoring junior team members.
• Having a safety-first attitude and mentality.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Completing assigned field work.
• Complete data turn in everyday field work is completed.
• Maintaining equipment in operational condition.
• Mentoring junior crew members.
• Communicating with client representatives in the field.
• Communicating with office staff.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

• May lead and direct the work of others.
• Leading a two-person crew.
• Shares responsibility for training new hires and novice employees.
• When working as a two-person crew this position will be responsible for sub-ordinates work.
• All work must be reviewed by the Crew Chief.

Required Skills & Abilities:

• Ability to anticipate survey needs based on client goals.
• Understanding of survey language and field techniques.
• Knowledge of all Survey Equipment.
• Ability to take, review, and direct correction of field notes.
• Understanding of Trimble specific file extensions and file purposes.
• Must be able to upload and download point files and other survey related files.
• Understanding of Microsoft Windows and folder navigation within Microsoft.
• Experience coding for field to finish linework.
• Understanding of map projections and state plane coordinate systems.
• Have knowledge of ethics and technical standards and organizations such as ALTA, NGS, NSPS/ACSM and BLM.
• Show responsibility in the profession (i.e., attire, honesty, respect for personal property) Competence in coordinate geometry.
• Competence in reviewing legal boundary descriptions.
• A general understanding of CAD software operations and its uses.
• Knowledge of State and Federal laws, as well as agency rules and regulations.
• Broad knowledge in a general professional or technical field including the ability to read reports, spread sheets, manuals, blueprints, plans, drawings, and correspondence.
• The ability to perform general math calculations.
• The ability to convey plan details to other surveyors.
• Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.
• Relentlessly Accountable Has the knowledge and understanding to make safety a top priority in all situations.
• Understanding of Personal Protective Equipment requirements for different jobs and environments, including ability to utilize effective traffic control and traffic safety measures in necessary situationsInteracts with the assigned PLS to ensure project completion.
• A wide degree of creativity and latitude is required.
• Ability to maintain a cooperative relationship with those contacted in the course of work activities.
• Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills for client facing on-sites and interactions with superintendents/foremen.
• Understanding of Upstream and midstream oil and gas projects, Electrical Transmission Projects, or Renewable Energy Projects.

Required Education, Certifications, and Experience:

• High School Diploma, or its equivalent.
• 3+ years of progressive surveying field experience.
• Equivalent to an associate degree in Surveying or related completed degree beyond an associate degree may be considered in meeting up to one (1) of the required work experience.

Working Conditions & Physical Requirements:

The employee would be exposed to the possibility of the following:

• Seasonal extreme temperatures, wetness, and humidity
• Walking long distances
• Daily noise and vibration
• Conditions on or near oil & gas well sites where undetectable and hazardous gases may be present
• Unpleasant odors
• Hazardous materials
• Encounters with wildlife including but not limited to snakes, scorpions, bear, bobcat, mosquitos, wasps, rodents, cattle, etc
• Hazards associated with driving to and from work site locations
• Hazards associated with survey work within various rights of way
• Able to physically move a field cart, with up to 110 lbs. of weight, across non-graded/natural terrain
• This position requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• The ability to lift up to 30 lbs. overhead

Other Need-to-know items:

• This position may require out of town travel for extended periods.
• This position can require night and weekend work.
• This position can require maintenance and upkeep of company provided vehicle and survey equipment.
• This position requires/may require use of a company-owned vehicle(s); must possess a valid driver’s license and have no more than two minor violations (i.e., speeding 5-10 over, defective vehicle) within the preceding 36 months, nor a major violation (i.e., DUI) within the previous 60 months.
• This position requires the successful passing of a pre-employment drug screening/test, and possible random drug screenings as contracted within certain client agreements
• The employee would be exposed to the possibility of the following:
• Seasonal extreme temperatures, wetness, and humidity
• Walking long distances
• Daily noise and vibration
• Conditions on or near oil & gas well sites where undetectable and hazardous gases may be present
• Unpleasant odors
• Hazardous materials
• Encounters with wildlife including but not limited to snakes, scorpions, bear, bobcat, mosquitos, wasps, rodents, cattle, etc
• Hazards associated with driving to and from work site locations
• Hazards associated with survey work within various rights of way
• Able to physically move a field cart, with up to 110 lbs. of weight, across non-graded/natural terrain
• This position requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• The ability to lift up to 30 lbs. overhead

Salary Information

$28 - $42Hourly Wage

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