Survey Technician/Scan Tech I

Assist in field surveys, operate advanced equipment, and collect accurate data for various surveying projects.

Job Details

Wage: $22 - $25 per hour
Employment Type: Full-time
Hours per Week: 40
FLSA Status: Exempt
Working Hours:
- Monday-Friday 7:00 am – 3:30 pm
- Occasional Saturdays on an as needed basis
Reports To: Survey Manager
Available Locations:
- Omaha, Nebraska
Effective Date: 10.3.2024

Ability to maintain the seven core values of Precision Surveying & Consulting.
Able to set up GPS and Robotic Total Station or 3D Scanner
Ability to work as part of a team.
Ability to receive and follow directions.
Familiar in boundary surveys and construction layout.
Developed organizational skills with attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to perform physical labor (i.e., strenuous walking, and lifting catch basin grates/manhole covers, hauling equipment) and physically maneuver around construction sites, including accessing excavations, trenches, structures, and other disturbed areas; Capable of lifting and carrying 50 pounds.

High School Diploma or equivalent required
Valid driver's license
A minimum of 1-3 years of experience including topographic, construction staking, boundary, and data collection is a plus.
Ability to receive and follow directions accurately.
Familiar with boundary surveys and construction layout
Familiar with the different types of equipment needed for the job at hand.
Developed organizational skills with attention to detail and accuracy.

Operate various survey equipment (GPS, Robotics, and Total Stations)
Discuss with crew chief what equipment will needed first and to foresee needed requirements and get set up and ready.
Proper storage of all equipment when not in use.
Learn the different requirements to help perform the different types of surveying.
Communicate with the crew chief about duties for the day and be prepared to help.
Learn how to prepare for the type of surveying required for the day.
Ability to work as a team with Crew Chief, be self-motivated, and organized.
Ability to read a tape measure using 100th of a foot graduation.
Ability to calculate measurements of standard inches to 100th of a foot survey measurement which is our standard measurement of use.
Ability to help run Level loops and understand process.
Know proper note taking format.
Know basic math to determine elevations.
Know how to peg test level for maintenance check.
Possess communication skills and the ability to work directly with clients.
Be attentive and listen to what the client's needs are.
Person responsible for loading/unloading equipment for the day.
Making sure batteries are charged and ready to go.
Making sure the truck is always stocked and ready for the day/week.
Communicating needs to Crew Chief/Survey manager.
Keeping truck clean and organized with equipment put away into proper storage when not in use.
Attend required company training programs.