A Survey Party Chief 2 leads the survey crew to accomplish the successful completion of each survey job through proper direction and time management. Must be a self-motivated individual that works well in a team-oriented environment.
Responsibilities
- Exhibits proficient leadership through mentoring and solid decision making.
- Proficient understanding of Boundary resolution and associated research.
- Proficient understanding of Topographic Mapping.
- Proficient Route Surveying knowledge.
- Proficient in construction layout and/or right of way & easement layout.
- Proficient construction plan and/or right of way & easement plan reading and interpretation.
- Proficient in all related surveying instruments, data collectors and other peripheral surveying tools.
- Proficient client skills understanding that everyone we meet may be a potential client.
- Proficient communications and relationship building skills.
- When required, work overtime, third shifts and out of town projecting a high level of flexibility.
- Present yourselves as professionals at all times.
- Complete understanding and regular/daily assistance with implementation of Southeastern Engineering, Inc. surveying policies and procedures.
- Complete understanding and regular/daily assistance with implementation of Southeastern Engineering, Inc. safety policies and procedures.
- Error free data, eliminating the need to “Go back”.
- Proficient field sketches and notes.
- Demonstrated ability to consistently train and mentor subordinate crew members in correct Southeastern Engineering, Inc. policy and procedures.
- Ensure/Report unsafe work conditions.
- Correct/report problems and/or violations of Southeastern Engineering, Inc. policy and procedures.
- Ensure time each day has been accurately recorded for all crew members.
- Additional duties as assigned.
Qualifications
- Valid Georgia Driver's License with a good driving record and ability to pass a Security Background check.
- Excellent knowledge of various survey procedures.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to eliminate "roadblocks".
- Must be able to stand (for long periods of time), walk (up to miles at a time), work in all elements (wind, rain, cold, heat, etc.), hammer, dig, lift and carry surveying equipment (up to 50 pounds for short periods of time) or tools.
- Candidate will be required to work along heavily traveled roads and for safety, sometimes at night.