Survey Field Instrument Man
HFW Companies
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Description
Survey Field Instrument Man
Location: Houston, TX
Position Summary:
Join our partner firm at Kuo & Associates (KUO) as a Survey Field Instrument Man, where you will play a vital role in supporting land surveying projects by operating field equipment, collecting precise data, and assisting the survey crew in various tasks.
In this role, you will work outdoors in diverse terrain and weather conditions, setting up and using total stations, GPS, levels, and prism poles to mark and record accurate measurements. You will collaborate closely with surveyors and team members to ensure data accuracy and project efficiency while adhering to safety protocols.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong attention to detail, physical endurance, and a passion for surveying to gain hands-on experience in the field. If you're looking to build a career in land surveying with a respected and growing firm, we encourage you to apply!
The Perks! Competitive salary based on experience and qualifications. Benefits include medical, dental, vision and retirement savings options, paid time off and holidays and opportunities for professional development and growth within the company.
Company Overview
Since its inception in 1985& Associates (KUO) has grown from a small group to an esteemed local civil engineering and surveying firm dedicated to serving the rapidly growing Greater Houston region of Texas with exceptional and timely services. As a HFW Companies (ranked No. 242 om ENR Top 500 with 500+ employees) Partner firm since March 2024, KUO is proud to be a part of a national network of leading consulting firms in the architecture and engineering industry that have come together under The HFW Companies to revolutionize collaborative infrastructure design. This partnership allows us to access a wealth of diverse expertise, innovation, and resources to better serve our clients on a national scale.
From designing water distribution and transmission systems to innovative stormwater management solutions, our engineers and surveyors are at the forefront of creating a more resilient and sustainable built environment. Our engineers focus primarily on improving public infrastructure with designing roads, water & wastewater line, park and school site developments, traffic control systems, etc. while our survey team leverages cutting-edge technology and expertise to pave the way for new developments.
Join us on this exhilarating journey of creativity, innovation, and transformation as we continue to push the boundaries of engineering excellence and make a lasting impact on the world around us. Together, we are building the future, one bold idea at a time.
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Essential Responsibilities:
- Equipment Setup & Transport: Load, transport, and set up survey equipment such as levels, rods, and transits, ensuring all tools are in proper working condition.
- Marking & Measuring: Accurately mark and record locations and elevations using measuring tapes, rods, and other surveying tools.
- Survey Assistance: Support the survey party chief by holding the prism pole steady, clearing brush, digging holes, and assisting with various field tasks.
- Data Collection: Gather terrain data, including measurements of distances, angles, and elevations, for mapping and analysis.
- Safety Compliance: Adhere to all safety procedures on the job site and maintain clear communication with the survey team.
- Additional Duties: Perform other tasks assigned by the survey party chief or project manager to support field operations.
Skills and Qualifications:
- Education & Experience: High school diploma or GED required; 1-3 years of surveying experience preferred.
- Surveying Equipment: Proficient in operating total stations, GPS, levels, and prism poles.
- Fieldwork Ability: Comfortable working outdoors in various weather and terrain conditions.
- Data Collection & Interpretation: Ability to read maps, blueprints, and survey plans and accurately record measurements.
- Physical Endurance: Capable of lifting, carrying, and setting up equipment, as well as performing manual labor when needed.
- Attention to Detail: Strong ability to follow instructions carefully and ensure accuracy in measurements.
- Teamwork & Communication: Works well with survey crews, follows directions, and maintains effective communication.
- Safety & Licensing: Valid driver’s license required; OSHA safety training or LSIT certification is a plus.
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Benefits
- Equipment Setup & Transport: Load, transport, and set up survey equipment such as levels, rods, and transits, ensuring all tools are in proper working condition.
- Marking & Measuring: Accurately mark and record locations and elevations using measuring tapes, rods, and other surveying tools.
- Survey Assistance: Support the survey party chief by holding the prism pole steady, clearing brush, digging holes, and assisting with various field tasks.
- Data Collection: Gather terrain data, including measurements of distances, angles, and elevations, for mapping and analysis.
- Safety Compliance: Adhere to all safety procedures on the job site and maintain clear communication with the survey team.
- Additional Duties: Perform other tasks assigned by the survey party chief or project manager to support field operations.
Pay for this role
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