Construction Surveyor

Licensed Surveyor
This exciting opportunity offers hands-on fieldwork across diverse projects throughout the region. You'll work with various technology including robotic total stations and GPS/GNSS equipment while contributing to everything from boundary surveys to major construction projects. Every day brings new challenges, different locations, and the satisfaction of delivering precise, responsive, solutions to our clients. Whether you're looking to expand your surveying expertise, gain experience with industry-standard equipment, or be part of a collaborative team environment, this role provides excellent opportunities for professional growth and skill development in a dynamic outdoor setting.
Primary Responsibilities

Lead and directly participate in field-based survey crews
Conduct various field surveys including boundary, topographic, construction, ALTA/ACSM land title, as-built, and environmental surveys
Operate and transport survey equipment including robotic total stations, GPS/GNSS receivers, data collectors, and conventional survey tools
Research and analyze field data discrepancies, boundary conflicts, and survey control issues on-site
Perform field calculations and data verification while on project sites
Implement appropriate safety protocols and traffic control measures
Maintain field vehicles, equipment, and supplies to ensure readiness for daily deployment
Record detailed field notes, sketches, and digital data while on-site
Communicate daily with Survey Manager regarding field progress, challenges, and completion status
Train junior field staff in proper survey techniques, equipment operation, and field safety
Identify and resolve field-specific issues independently while maintaining project schedules
Minimum Qualifications

• 4+ years of field surveying experience
• Active PLS license in VA
• Demonstrated experience operating robotic total stations and GPS/GNSS equipment
• Valid driver's license with clean driving record
• Strong field calculation and problem-solving skills
• Experience supervising field crews
• Thorough knowledge of field surveying methods and techniques
• Ability to interpret plans, plats, legal descriptions, and engineering drawings in the field
• Knowledge of proper field safety procedures and traffic control methods
• Strong leadership and communication skills for directing field crews
• Ability to identify and resolve discrepancies between plans and field conditions with self-motivation and ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Ability to manage time effectively and meet project deadlines

Primarily field-based position (approximately 90% field, 10% office) requiring work outdoors in all weather conditions year-round
Frequent travel to job sites within the region including occasional overnight travel required
Physically demanding role requiring standing, walking, bending, and lifting throughout the day with regular exposure to uneven terrain, construction sites, traffic, and natural elements