Survey Crew Chief

Civil & Environmental Consultants•Indianapolis, IN

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Are you an experienced surveying professional ready to take the lead? Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. (CEC) in Indianapolis is seeking a Survey Crew Chief to join our dynamic and multidisciplinary team. Our office is located in the city, offering a vibrant work environment where you can make a significant impact. At CEC, we believe in investing in our employees. You'll benefit from performance and spot bonuses, our unique stock ownership program (available to all employees!), robust internal training, and structured mid-year and end-of-year performance reviews with goal setting to support your professional growth. This role is ideal for a seasoned surveyor who is ready to lead a crew and contribute to a wide range of exciting and complex projects. If you're a self-starter with a passion for precision and a talent for leadership, we encourage you to apply and grow with a company that values its people.

Requirements

8+ years of survey crew chief experience
Demonstrated experience in the use of GPS devices, data collectors and/or Total Station
Work requires independent judgment and initiative
Knowledge of the principles, techniques, and practices of land surveying
Knowledge of the principles, practices, and instruments used in computer aided drafting
Knowledge of civil engineering principles and practices and construction specifications, plans, and regulations related to construction
Knowledge of industry specific safe workplace principles and practices
Familiarity with Column and Bolt-Pattern layout and as-built survey
Familiar with detailed Topographic Surveys and ADA Surveys
Ability to operate motorized equipment
Ability to work outdoors under various field conditions
Some travel maybe required
Valid driver's license required

Responsibilities

Leading Field Operations: Directing a field crew on a variety of projects, including topographic, boundary, and ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, as well as construction stakeouts.
Operating Advanced Equipment: Independently using and troubleshooting modern survey equipment. A strong working knowledge of Trimble survey equipment (e.g., robotic total stations, GPS) and software is required.
Data Integrity and QA/QC: Ensuring the accuracy and quality of all field data, maintaining detailed field notes, and performing on-site quality control.
Team and Project Management: Managing project schedules, coordinating with project managers and clients, and training and mentoring junior crew members.
Problem-Solving: Applying your experience to solve complex field challenges and adapting to changing project conditions.