Construction Surveyor for transportation and infrastructure projects in British Columbia. Working mainly in the Southern Interior region on various construction upgrade projects.
Responsibilities
Mainly working on projects around the Southern Interior
Validate existing Primary Survey Control and if necessary, set additional control points
Liaise with client, supervisor, inspection staff and contractor field representatives to understand the full scope of survey work required on the project and ensure it is done to the required specifications and survey scope of the project
Complete the layout of lines and grades for Day Labour construction
Collect and download data using the appropriate equipment and send it to a CAD Technician for processing
Prepare red-line/as-built drawings as required by the Project Supervisor
Ensure field notes/data is downloaded and filed in the appropriate project folder
Developing and maintaining client relationships
Training and mentoring Survey Assistants
Understand and comply with the Binnie Safety Program and all safety policies, safe work practices, safe job procedures and safety rules.
Requirements
A degree or technical diploma in Geomatics
Minimum of five years of construction surveying experience
Minimum of two years of construction survey related experience as a Lead Surveyor
Ability to understand terrain models and to extract volumes, quantities and other information from survey data
Extensive working knowledge of highway survey, engineering survey layout and quality assurance surveying
Strong knowledge and understanding of surveying techniques, practices and equipment including trigonometry, coordinating geometry, and horizontal and vertical alignments
Strong working knowledge of AutoCAD and Civil3D
Strong working knowledge of Trimble Business Center or similar software suites for processing/analyzing QA survey pickup, processing monthly progress quantities, etc.
Strong working knowledge of desktop productivity applications such as Microsoft Office Suite or equivalent
Knowledge of general construction practices
Ability to read, interpret and understand design drawings and plans
Extensive experience using relevant tools and instruments including GPS survey equipment, Total Station robotic survey instruments, data collectors and levels
Eligibility for registration as AScT or C.Tech with ATTBC or as a survey student (ss) or Land Surveyor in Training (LST) with ABCLS preferred
Understanding of MoTT highway and MMCD construction standards, and specifications preferred
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to lead and work effectively in a team in an environment where teamwork is key to success
Willing and able to work outside in periods of inclement weather and diverse terrain and travel throughout BC and work away from home for periods of time as per project requirements
Valid driver’s license.
Benefits
Education, mentoring, and growth opportunities
Clear internal growth path
Employee Resources groups like Young Professionals and RISE
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