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We are adding a Land Survey Manager to our staff in Colorado to support the region - focusing primarily on projects in Water/Wastewater and Transportation. Location This Survey Manager/Modeler will be based out of our DHO in Lone Tree, CO. This position will have minimal travel up to 25.
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Experience working with Topcon or Futtura brands (or similar) 2D/3D machine control, GPS, lasers, total stations, and other land survey or construction equipment is a requirement. We are searching for candidates with a minimum of 3 years of sales experience, preferably in the Land Survey, Construction or Heavy Equipment industry.
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Job Details:PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR Respected, well-established leader in the Civil Engineering and Surveying industry has an opening for an licensed Land Surveyor to join their team in a leadership capacity.
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Our client is actively seeking a talented Survey Project Manager / Project Surveyor to work with a team located in Lafayette, CO. This is a full-time, permanent opportunity with our client. Experience interfacing, supporting and working with PLS, Survey Management, Clients, Survey Technicians and Field Crews.
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O Oversee the survey drawings and descriptions utilizing AutoCAD Civil 3D and/or other related software packages as directed. Experience in AutoCAD Civil 3D and other survey-related programs.
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Knowledge of ALTA surveys, boundary analysis, topographic surveys, preparation of exhibits and legal descriptions, plat preparation, and field crew prep.
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Online Survey takers come from all different backgrounds including sales, retail, managers, management, customer service, grocery, restaurant food cooks, servers, cashiers, admin and many more.
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Our client is a well-established, Engineering firm looking for an experienced Colorado Director of Survey. The Director of Survey must be able to manage the financial performance of a discipline in a region and have the ability to attract and retain key employees in the discipline.
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Responsible for boundary survey calculations analysis and final map checking, abstracting title data and client relations. Responsible for boundary survey calculations analysis and final map checking, abstracting title data and client relations.
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Survey Crew Chief. Record and calculate geospatial data for all types of survey projects including but not limited to: DOT topographic design and Right of Way mapping, Aeronautical Surveys, ALTA’s, photo control and Lidar support.
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Ability to independently apply fundamental engineering, environmental, land planning, and survey concepts. Strategic Planning: Develop and execute an annual Project Manager Business Plan, guiding our survey efforts towards excellence.
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Online surveys can pay up to $25 per completed survey. Earn up to $25 per survey. Earn up to $25 per survey. Online surveys are a great way to earn extra income as a side gig/hustle, part-time job or even as a full time job.
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The Survey Manager will oversee and coordinate Heavy Civil survey projects, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in data collection and analysis. Heavy Civil and Highway Survey Manager.
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Experience using Trimble R8 & R10 GNSS survey system/Geomatics GPS software. Provides survey capability to science events as requested and validated by the SIP process. Experience using survey data collection programs.
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Work in a team environment as a key member of a survey crew assisting in the performance of boundary, ALTA, topographic, right-of way acquisition, transportation, and construction surveys. If you are an experienced Land Survey Crew Member, please read on.
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