Field Surveyor

Essential Job Functions

• Work primarily in the field on control, boundary, topography, and other tasks on a one or two-person crew.
• Collect survey data using Trimble GPS systems, robotic total stations, differential leveling, etc.
• Accurate field location and construction staking of design data.
• Produce clear and concise field notes and quality field data for office processing.
• Plan daily activities to meet productivity goals.
• Communicate with supervisor and office staff about all aspects of the project.
• Prepare daily time sheets, data logs, expense reports and field change orders.
• Work outdoors in variable weather conditions and challenging terrain.
• Perform some office duties, including data download and reduction, field note reduction, calculations, processing, and quality
  control checks.
• Collaborate with a multi-discipline team and communicate with clients, subconsultants, site supervisors, and contractors.
• Adheres to company policies and service line procedures.
• Follow safety protocols.
• Perform equipment inventory and adjustments and keep current with vehicle maintenance.
• Participate in department and field crew training.
• Represent RCC in the field and always embody a professional image.
• Preserve and enhance the RCC brand through job knowledge and strategic field management.
• Occasional travel is required.
• Working from home is not optional for entry-level staff, may be considered for experienced staff.
• Required to work multiple shifts as necessary.
• Other job-related duties as assigned.
• Opportunities for Professional License Surveyor path for the right candidate.