Structural Steel Field Surveyor

Qualdoc•Maryland or Virginia (Field-Based), MD

6h•Onsite

About The Position

The Structural Steel Field Surveyor supports structural steel construction and installation projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. The role is primarily field-based and involves regular travel to active construction sites to survey job sites, verify measurements and elevations, and ensure steel components are correctly positioned and aligned. The position requires working safely at heights, including on aerial lifts and elevated steel floors, and includes occasional visits to office or shop locations for meetings and training.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in field surveying or structural steel erection.
Experience surveying slopes, grades, and layouts for structural and miscellaneous metals.
Proficiency with a total station or comparable surveying equipment.
Understanding of AISC standards related to building alignment and orientation.
Willingness to travel regularly to project sites throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
Ability to work at heights, including on aerial lifts and elevated steel floors.
Strong attention to detail, measurement accuracy, and communication skills.
Ability to work effectively with construction crews and other trades.

Responsibilities

Collect and verify field measurements using surveying instruments.
Establish building control lines, column locations, and anchor rod positions.
Check elevations and embed alignment, and prepare as-built drawings.
Verify steel placement and alignment during erection.
Coordinate with other trades to maintain proper structural positioning and plumbness.
Assist with installing structural and miscellaneous metals, including stairs and shafts.
Use Trimble equipment, Bluebeam, CAD software, and Microsoft Office for field documentation and project coordination.
Follow job-site safety procedures and maintain accurate survey records.
Attend occasional office or shop meetings and training sessions.