Survey Manager

Prince; Naples (FL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Prince seeks a field surveying professional for highway construction projects in Florida. The role involves attending field meetings with clients and officials, and assisting supervision to clarify plans and solve problems during construction.

Candidates should be proficient in highway survey, GPS and robotic total stations, and Roadway CAD software, with strong leadership and independent work capabilities across pre-construction, construction, and post-construction surveys.

Qualifications

• Must be proficient in all aspects of highway construction survey.
• May be required to make project decisions affecting the quality control of the survey data established for the project.
• Must be capable of self-supervision as may be required during the beginning phases of a project and throughout the project duration.
• Must be well versed with field note reduction, in-depth plan interpretation and highway construction computations.
• Must possess management and leadership skills and a detailed working knowledge of standard field and office procedures.
• Must possess knowledge of the principles of the profession and various technical standards.
• Must be able to work independently as may be required during pre-construction investigations, construction and post construction surveys.
• Must be proficient in the use of GPS, Robotic and Roadway CADD software.
• Must have working knowledge of how to operate, check, and perform basic field adjustments on rods, levels, tri-brachs, total stations, robotic total stations, data collectors, tripods, and GPS equipment.

Responsibilities

• Attends field meetings with clients, government officials, inspectors and other governing agencies
• Assists in the supervision and monitoring of the construction personnel with regard to plan clarification and problem solving

Skills

Highway survey

Field supervision

GPS

Robotic total stations

Roadway CAD

Plan interpretation

Leadership

Tools

GPS software

Robotic total stations software

Roadway CAD software

Job description

• Attends field meetings with clients, government officials,inspectorsand other governing agencies
• Assistsin the supervision and monitoring of the construction personnelwith regard toplan clarification and problem solving

Job Requirements

• Must be proficient in all aspects of highway construction survey
• May berequiredto make project decisions affecting the quality control of the survey dataestablishedfor the project
• Must be capable of self- supervision as may berequiredduring the beginning phases of a project and throughout the project duration
• Must be well versed with field note reduction, in-depth planinterpretationand highway construction computations
• Mustpossessmanagement and leadership skills and a detailed working knowledge of standard field and office procedures
• Mustpossessknowledge of the principles of the profession and various technical standards
• Must be able to work independently as may berequiredduring pre-construction investigations,constructionand post construction surveys
• Must be proficient in the use of GPS, Robotic and Roadway CADD software
• Must have working knowledge of how tooperate, check, and perform basic field adjustments on rods, levels, tri-brachs, total stations, robotic total stations, data collectors, tripods, and GPS equipment

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skillsrequired ofpersonnel so classified. All personnel maybe requiredto perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed.

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