3–5 years of experience as a survey party crew chief or survey party chief (candidates with slightly less experience may be considered based on overall qualifications).
High school diploma or GED.
Proven ability to lead and supervise a survey crew effectively in the field.
Hands-on experience with land surveying, including construction staking, boundary surveys, ALTA surveys, topographic surveys, and land development projects.
Proficiency with survey equipment such as Total Station/Data Collector, level, and various Global Positioning System (GPS) methods.
Familiarity with commonly used surveying terms, practices, and field procedures.
Experience with data collection using Total Stations and related survey instruments.
Ability to survey independently and manage field tasks with minimal supervision.
Strong technical and process-oriented mindset, with a methodical, consistent, and detail-oriented approach to work.
Analytical problem-solving skills and the ability to identify and resolve issues in the field.
Ability to work alone when required while maintaining productivity and accuracy.
Effective verbal and written communication skills for interacting with crew members, office staff, and clients.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable motor vehicle record.
Ability to pass a background check and drug test.
Experience with boundary survey software and construction stakeout workflows.
Familiarity with topographic surveys, land survey practices, and land development projects.
Experience working on transportation-related projects, including DOT and FDOT projects.
Exposure to commercial, federal, government, industrial, power company, and warehouse project environments.
Comfort working within structured processes and established standards, with a strong dislike for errors and a commitment to accuracy.
Ability to maintain composure and focus while working long hours in demanding field conditions.