Crew Hand I

RRC Power and Energy•Hobbs, NM

7d•Onsite

About The Position

RRC is seeking a talented Survey Crew Hand to help us build the future of U.S. energy production from our Pflugerville, TX office. RRC is a multi-disciplinary engineering firm that specializes in energy projects, particularly renewable energy, throughout the United States. Founded in 2007, RRC provides a culture where employees are valued while contributing to meaningful projects. This is an opportunity to work at the forefront of the evolving energy production landscape. Application must be filled out in its entirety for consideration. Must understand & personify RRCs Core Beliefs Client Satisfaction understands the goal of always exceeding our clients expectation Employee Happiness able to work well with others. communicate clearly with coworkers, promote a positive work environment and mediate conflicts between team members. Quality Work - Ability to take ownership, work independently, prioritize workload and deliver quality results on time while working on multiple projects simultaneously. Above and Beyond - Versatility, flexibility, ability to anticipate the needs of the company, take the initiative and a willingness to go out of your way to assist others.

Requirements

Clean driving record
Able to carry a maximum 75 lbs. of equipment to multiple job sites. Ability to sit, stand, walk, pull and push.
Ability and willingness to follow instructions that may be written or delivered verbally from Crew Chiefs
Must have excellent attention to detail and strong ability to ensure accuracy. There is very little room for error in this position.
Simple mathematics skills
Authorized to work in the U.S.
High school diploma or equivalent

Responsibilities

Operate conventional and GPS survey equipment accurately and efficiently measure topographic features and boundary evidence in support of land development, transportation, utility, energy, and land surveying projects.
Set up total station, accurately gather survey data.
Must be able to locate property corners using a pin finder, recorded deed or subdivision plans or a metes and bounds legal description
Must be able to run line work.
Ability and willingness to follow instructions that may be written or delivered verbally.