Geomatics Crew Chief

VHB•Orlando, OK

12d•$35 - $45•Hybrid

About The Position

VHB’s Orlando, Florida office is seeking a Survey (Geomatics) Crew Chief to join our Orlando Survey team. VHB will consider out of state candidates willing to relocate with the right experience. Project work will be located in central Florida, primarily in the transportation and land development industries. Check out VHB’s Geomatics service page to learn more about this team and our capabilities!

Requirements

5+ year of geomatics land surveying crew chief experience
High school diploma or GED
Valid driver's license
Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs
Able to travel out of town at times
Thorough knowledge and extensive experience in the field using surveying equipment (e.g., GPS instruments, manual and robotic total station, reality capture equipment)
Experience using various survey and/or reality capture software
Solid knowledge of geomatics mathematics (e.g., fundamental geometry and trigonometry) and geomatics data collection principles, practices, methods, and procedures
Proficient in reading and understanding engineering, architectural and structural drawings
Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills

Nice To Haves

Experience with AutoCAD, Civil3D desirable, but not required
Experience with MicroStation, and Open Roads is desirable, but not required
Experience with Trimble survey equipment and software is desirable, but not required
Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) desirable, but not required

Responsibilities

Supervises members of the geomatics/survey crew
Guides and directs geomatics staff to stay on course with budget and schedule
Formulates workflow plans to complete various types of survey / geomatics projects based on instructions provided
Oversees field operations surveys (e.g., boundary, topographic, control, construction, ALTA/NSPS, As Built/post construction)
Analyzes and interprets public records research (e.g., deeds, plans, other pertinent documents for the project)
Supervises operation of data collection systems (e.g., manual and robotic total station, digital and auto levels, GPS instruments)
Ensures accurate layout and measurement on survey projects
Ensures proper maintenance of equipment and vehicles
Communicates with the public as needed
Documents all phases of work through field notes, daily reports, and other project documentation