Survey Technician
- Casper, WY, United States
$25 to $30 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- $25 to $30 USD / hour
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Join WWC Engineering as a Full-Time Survey Technician in Casper, WY, an exciting opportunity to jumpstart your engineering career! Enjoy competitive pay ranging from $25 to $30 per hour, reflecting your skills and dedication. Experience the thrill of working on diverse projects that challenge your problem-solving abilities and enhance your technical expertise.
Our survey technicians support our engineering and surveying teams on various projects throughout Montana, and surrounding states. This challenging position will require extensive field surveying in support of boundary surveys, land development, civil/site, oil & gas development, water resources and irrigation, transportation, municipal, and construction projects. Additional support is required in other field activities such as water sampling, wildlife surveys, and other field data acquisition. The successful candidate will be a self‑starting individual and will be given special consideration for knowledge of and experience with AutoCAD Civil3D. If you have Utility locator experience, we can train for surveying work. Travel is required, and you must have a valid driver's license.
Requirements: High School Diploma (Trade School Preferred); valid driver's license and insurable under WWC's vehicle insurance; minimum 2 years of experience in Surveying, crew chief or utility locator experience; working knowledge of boundary surveying, construction staking, topographic/planimetric surveying, etc.; experience with Trimble GPS and total station equipment; basic knowledge of AutoCAD; and self‑starting individual with good communication skills. Experience with unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) surveying and current licensure preferred.
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Skills
- Problem solving
- Surveying
- Autodesk AutoCAD
- Civil 3D
- Valid driver's licence
- GPS
- Communication skills