Senior Surveying Technician (4746-50)

• Acts as party chief in absence of professional surveyor
• Supervises assigned crew and directs the various surveying functions
• Assigns tasks plans and schedules survey activities to achieve affective utilization of available manpower
• Assists in the completion of timecards to be approved by the Supervisor
• Conducts topographical boundary location and construction surveys using various survey instruments (e.g. total stations data collectors prism poles GPS leveling rods UAVs etc.)
• Records readings from instruments and gauges
• Calculate distances angles elevation grades etc. using algebra statistics geometry and trigonometry
• Maintains notes of measurements monuments and calculations to prepare final survey plat
• Drives stakes or rods into ground with sledgehammer to facilitate surveying
• Sets final lines and monuments in field
• Ensures equipment is clean and operating properly
• Drives truck transporting crew and equipment
• Ensure work area is safe
• Meets with contractors to show them where field survey points are
• Gathers information about area being surveyed from plats plans recorded deeds topographical maps work instruction etc.
• Prepares and reviews survey plans
• Prepares reports based on field survey data and existing records
• Assists in the organization data entry and file management of surveys maps plats benchmarks and scanned images
• Works with other departments in the utilization of such files
• Answers questions from property owners or officials about work being performed
• Assists surveyors attorneys and general public in locating old surveys and records
• Drafts plans and deeds related to surveying
• Attends meetings and serves on committees as directed
• Attends training and seminars as directed
• Meets all job safety requirements and applicable OSHA safety standards that pertain to essential functions
• Demonstrates regular and predictable attendance
• Due to the nature of the job when scheduled for on-call assignment the Senior Surveying Technician must be available to return to work after normal work hours or on weekends and/or holidays when called to do so

• English grammar and spelling; surveying techniques
• Drafting techniques
• Topography GIS concepts
• Supervisory principles and practices
• Office practices and procedures

• Typing data entry word processing and computer operation
• Computer programs
• Adding machine or calculator operation
• Use of modern office equipment
• Motor vehicle operation
• UAV operation surveying instruments and materials utilization

• Interpret a variety of instructions in written oral picture or schedule form
• Deal with variety of variables with somewhat unfamiliar context
• Read copy and record figures accurately
• Add subtract multiply and divide whole numbers
• Calculate fractions decimals and percentages
• Apply concepts of algebra and geometry
• Apply concepts of calculus and trigonometry
• Prepare accurate documentation
• Copy records precisely without error
• Copy material accurately and recognize grammatical and spelling errors
• Complete routine forms
• Compile and prepare reports
• Use proper research methods to gather data
• Develop complex reports and position papers
• Proofread technical materials recognize errors and make corrections
• Maintain records according to established procedures
• Communicate effectively
• Understand technical manuals and/or verbal instructions
• Understand a variety of written and/or verbal communications; gather collate and classify information
• Answer routine telephone inquiries
• Respond to routine inquiries from public and/or officials
• Develop and maintain effective working relationships
• Travel to and gain access to worksite.

Required Experience:

Senior IC