Survey and Mapping Specialist

Blue Arbor•Pensacola, FL

22h•$20•Onsite

About The Position

Seeking Survey and Mapping Specialist (Drafting) Monday thru Friday 8-430 Pensacola, FL position will be drafting, working in an office setting $19.76/HR, paid weekly-Health Insurance Offered Temp position that can become temp to hire with full benefits Under the direction of a Registered Surveyor, supervises office staff, crew chiefs, and/or survey field crews engaged in surveying and mapping activities. Creates and updates databases, maintains survey field notes and records, computes and sets monuments as needed; and prepares section corner certification documentation. Position ensures work meets the requirements of Chapter 472 of the Florida Statutes, Land Surveying and Mapping, and the Standards of Practice in Chapter 5J-17 of the Florida Administrative Code. This is a "mandatory testing" position that requires drug testing. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES Supervises and assigns work/projects to office staff, crew chiefs, and/or survey field crews engaged in surveying and mapping activities Performs County-wide GPS observations Performs data collection, including database and AutoCAD drawing creation Performs data collection with robotic total station and vertical control densification Calculates, solves, and prepares boundary surveys from field notes and recorded plats Prepares and verifies legal descriptions for boundary surveys and certified corner record documentation Maintains survey records, reports and files as required by Florida statutes and departmental policies Prepares and verifies base maps for engineering design purposes Records survey notes legibly and efficiently in the accepted format Provides computational support to field crews Provides computations and quality control for the GIS base map Designs and creates databases, drawings, forms, and spreadsheets as needed Consults with public and private engineers, inspectors, and contractors as needed on assigned projects/functions Reviews and prepares reports from completed work of survey field crews and office technical staff Establishes new procedures and methods that improve efficiency and productivity of the survey section Assists the public and County personnel with survey related questions Aids in occupational and professional training and development of survey personnel Properly care for precision surveying instruments and other equipment or vehicles related to assigned tasks Participates in research, data compilation, and assimilation into various reports and studies concerning assigned functional area as directed Uses online governmental programs from the National Geodetic Survey (such as OPUS, NAVCON, GEOCON, and VERTCON) Maintains inventory control for the Survey Division May be required to operate a motor vehicle in performance of assigned tasks Performs other related duties as required TYPICAL QUALIFICATIONS Minimum Qualification Requirements: Training and Experience: High School Diploma or equivalent (G.E.D.), and eight (8) years of specific land surveying experience, or an equivalent combination of formal education and/or working experience and three (3) years in a supervisory role in the surveying field. Licenses and Certifications: Must possess a valid driver's license from state of residence. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other Characteristics (KSAO's): Relevant statutes and codes of the State of Florida governing the practice of Surveying and Mapping (Chapter 472 of the Florida Statutes and Chapter 5J-17 of the Florida Administrative Code) Manual of Instructions for the Survey of the Public Land of the United States Modern survey work principles and practice and an understanding of historical survey practice and methodology Geographic Coordinated Systems and the State Plane Coordinate System Operation, adjustment, maintenance, and care of all instruments including: GPS receivers, transits, theodolites, electronic data collectors, automatic levels, electronic distance measurers, and laser levels Stakeout calculations and field stakeout procedures Basic first aid and safety requirements of field work Conventional and GPS equipment and practices, and an understanding of drafting, CAD, and Global Positioning System (GPS) technology Carlson, Topcon, Leica, Trimble, or equivalent surveying software and their computer applications Report and record maintenance principles and procedures Principles of budget development, evaluation, adherence, and project cost projection Inventory control principles and practices Effective supervisory principles and practices Research methods and techniques Written, verbal, electronic, and visual communications for effective expression and clarity Operation of various computer or other electronic devices, printers, plotters, scanners, drafting equipment, and search engines Organization, prioritization, and time management Data collection and retrieval Read and interpret aerial photographs and topographical maps of all types Read, interpret, and contribute to the development of engineering plans and specifications Relate to people beyond giving and receiving instructions, to include applying consistent courtesy, and tact in considerable public contact and/or confrontational situations Establish and maintain working relationships with supervisor, support staff and other department and County employees Adapt to performing under frequent deadlines and/or in response to emergencies Convey a sense of authority and influence Apply sound judgement and interpretation based on acquired knowledge in circumstances where limited standardization exists Read and interpret various technical materials, ranging from moderate to complex terminology, associated with job functions Understand and perform advanced mathematical skills, i.e., graphs, geometric, or algebraic principles, linear, angular, elevation, and unit system conversion Work efficiently and effectively to ensure the accuracy of information collected in the field Give clear instructions, maintain proper field notes, and keep detailed records Estimate materials needed for specific tasks Emergency Management Responsibilities: During emergency conditions, the incumbent of this position will automatically be considered an emergency service worker. This employee is subject to being called to work in the event of a disaster, such as a hurricane, or other emergency situation and is expected to perform emergency service duties as assigned. Physical Requirements: Positions in this class typically require climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, grasping, talking, hearing, seeing, finger and hand dexterity, and repetitive motions. Heavy Work: Exerting up to 100 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 50 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 20 pounds of forces constantly to move objects. Incumbents may be subjected to moving mechanical parts, electrical currents, dusts, extreme temperatures, intense noises and travel.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent (G.E.D.)
eight (8) years of specific land surveying experience, or an equivalent combination of formal education and/or working experience
three (3) years in a supervisory role in the surveying field
Must possess a valid driver's license from state of residence
Relevant statutes and codes of the State of Florida governing the practice of Surveying and Mapping (Chapter 472 of the Florida Statutes and Chapter 5J-17 of the Florida Administrative Code)
Manual of Instructions for the Survey of the Public Land of the United States
Modern survey work principles and practice and an understanding of historical survey practice and methodology
Geographic Coordinated Systems and the State Plane Coordinate System
Operation, adjustment, maintenance, and care of all instruments including: GPS receivers, transits, theodolites, electronic data collectors, automatic levels, electronic distance measurers, and laser levels
Stakeout calculations and field stakeout procedures
Basic first aid and safety requirements of field work
Conventional and GPS equipment and practices, and an understanding of drafting, CAD, and Global Positioning System (GPS) technology
Carlson, Topcon, Leica, Trimble, or equivalent surveying software and their computer applications
Report and record maintenance principles and procedures
Principles of budget development, evaluation, adherence, and project cost projection
Inventory control principles and practices
Effective supervisory principles and practices
Research methods and techniques
Written, verbal, electronic, and visual communications for effective expression and clarity
Operation of various computer or other electronic devices, printers, plotters, scanners, drafting equipment, and search engines
Organization, prioritization, and time management
Data collection and retrieval
Read and interpret aerial photographs and topographical maps of all types
Read, interpret, and contribute to the development of engineering plans and specifications
Relate to people beyond giving and receiving instructions, to include applying consistent courtesy, and tact in considerable public contact and/or confrontational situations
Establish and maintain working relationships with supervisor, support staff and other department and County employees
Adapt to performing under frequent deadlines and/or in response to emergencies
Convey a sense of authority and influence
Apply sound judgement and interpretation based on acquired knowledge in circumstances where limited standardization exists
Read and interpret various technical materials, ranging from moderate to complex terminology, associated with job functions
Understand and perform advanced mathematical skills, i.e., graphs, geometric, or algebraic principles, linear, angular, elevation, and unit system conversion
Work efficiently and effectively to ensure the accuracy of information collected in the field
Give clear instructions, maintain proper field notes, and keep detailed records
Estimate materials needed for specific tasks

Responsibilities

Supervises and assigns work/projects to office staff, crew chiefs, and/or survey field crews engaged in surveying and mapping activities
Performs County-wide GPS observations
Performs data collection, including database and AutoCAD drawing creation
Performs data collection with robotic total station and vertical control densification
Calculates, solves, and prepares boundary surveys from field notes and recorded plats
Prepares and verifies legal descriptions for boundary surveys and certified corner record documentation
Maintains survey records, reports and files as required by Florida statutes and departmental policies
Prepares and verifies base maps for engineering design purposes
Records survey notes legibly and efficiently in the accepted format
Provides computational support to field crews
Provides computations and quality control for the GIS base map
Designs and creates databases, drawings, forms, and spreadsheets as needed
Consults with public and private engineers, inspectors, and contractors as needed on assigned projects/functions
Reviews and prepares reports from completed work of survey field crews and office technical staff
Establishes new procedures and methods that improve efficiency and productivity of the survey section
Assists the public and County personnel with survey related questions
Aids in occupational and professional training and development of survey personnel
Properly care for precision surveying instruments and other equipment or vehicles related to assigned tasks
Participates in research, data compilation, and assimilation into various reports and studies concerning assigned functional area as directed
Uses online governmental programs from the National Geodetic Survey (such as OPUS, NAVCON, GEOCON, and VERTCON)
Maintains inventory control for the Survey Division
May be required to operate a motor vehicle in performance of assigned tasks
Performs other related duties as required