Surveyor

• Lead survey tasks and project phases from planning and scoping through final delivery
• Review project scopes, RFPs, plans, specifications, records, and client requirements to establish survey limits, technical approaches, staffing, schedules, and budgets
• Develop survey methodologies based on project requirements, site conditions, accuracy standards, schedule, and available technology
• Plan and coordinate horizontal and vertical control, GNSS/GPS observations, total station surveys, leveling, topographic, construction, boundary, right-of-way, and supplemental design surveys
• Coordinate boundary and property research, including deeds, plats, easements, field evidence, and right-of-way determinations
• Prepare and review survey deliverables including plats, legal descriptions, exhibits, reports, control documentation, basemapping, surface models, and design-ready datasets
• Integrate conventional survey data with UAS, terrestrial lidar, aerial imagery and photogrammetry, mobile mapping, GNSS, GIS, and other geospatial datasets
• Oversee survey data processing, adjustments, feature coding, terrain development, planimetric mapping, and CADD production
• Coordinate survey and subsurface utility information, including utility records, field evidence, test holes, and Quality Level A and B data when included in project scope
• Apply applicable federal, state, local, client, CADD/GIS, and professional surveying standards
• Develop and implement project-specific QA/QC procedures and review field observations, calculations, control networks, mapping, boundary and right-of-way determinations, surfaces, and final deliverables
• Monitor project scope, schedule, staffing, and budget; identify risks or variances and coordinate corrective actions with project managers
• Coordinate field activities, staffing, equipment, property access, traffic control, permitting, restricted-access requirements, and project-specific safety expectations
• Provide technical direction and mentorship to survey crews, technicians, CADD personnel, and geospatial staff
• Collaborate across engineering, transportation, aviation, utilities, GIS, photogrammetry, remote sensing, and other disciplines
• Communicate with clients, contractors, subconsultants, property owners, utility representatives, government agencies, and internal teams
• Support proposals, scopes of work, staffing plans, schedules, fee estimates, presentations, interviews, and business development activities
• Maintain organized project documentation and promote safety, quality, collaboration, accountability, innovation, and client service
• Perform other duties as assigned

Project Surveyor, Aviation – Geodesy

• Perform land and hydrographic surveys, including single-beam, multi-beam, and sonar imaging surveys
• Plan, schedule, conduct, and coordinate the technical and management aspects of survey projects
• Prepare project schedules and forecasts
• Execute and document fieldwork
• Produce project deliverables
• Conduct on-site safety activities and direct and document safety meetings
• Adhere to quality assurance procedures
• Complete project administrative tasks and forms
• Inspect survey equipment, ensure it is in good working condition, and report deficiencies
• Operate vehicles, survey vessels, and associated support equipment
• Assist with development of survey procedures
• Assist with preparation of project scopes and estimates
• Plan and execute project quality control and assurance procedures
• Travel to project sites and work at remote locations, on small vessels, and along shorelines
• Maintain professional representation of Marine Solutions at field locations