Instrument Person

CHA • Georgetown, TX

5h • $15 - $17 • Onsite

About The Position

Do you enjoy working outdoors, using modern field technology, and contributing to projects you can see take shape in real time? Are you someone who values hands ‑ on work, teamwork, and the opportunity to build practical skills in a dynamic field environment? CHA Consulting, Inc. is seeking an Instrument Person to join our Survey Geospatial Team in Georgetown, TX on a part‑time, as‑needed basis . In this role, you will support surveying field crews by assisting with data collection, measurements, and equipment operation that contribute to engineering, design, and construction projects across a variety of settings. This flexible opportunity is ideal for individuals looking to gain field experience, work with industry‑standard tools and technology, and support impactful projects while learning from experienced survey professionals.

Requirements

• High school diploma required; A.A.S. and/or B.S. degree preferred
• No prior experience required; however, prior internship(s) and/or applicable coursework preferred
• Valid driver’s license required with the ability to travel short-term
• Strong math skills (trigonometry and geometry) and a willingness to learn about the surveying industry
• Ability to lift and carry equipment over uneven terrain and work outdoors in all weather conditions
• Strong teamwork, time-management, and communication skills with the ability to represent the firm professionally with clients and the broader public
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office preferred
• NSPS ‑ CST Level I certification preferred

Responsibilities

• Travel to various project sites to support field data collection effort, learning and applying various survey methods, field procedures, documentation standards, and equipment operations
• Prepare, organize, and maintain field equipment—including GPS receivers, total stations, and electronic data collectors
• Support the Crew Chief in field calculations and sketches, preparation of field survey assignment data, as well as design and record plan content
• Aid in record research and boundary, topographic, and construction surveys as part of a collaborative field team

Benefits

• Work on impactful transportation and infrastructure projects—from highways to transit corridors
• Gain hands‑on experience in surveying while building a foundation for long‑term career growth
• Join a company recognized for delivering safe, sustainable, and community‑focused solutions

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees