Survey Crew Chief

TWIG TECHNOLOGIES LLC•Shorewood, IL

9d•$70,000 - $85,000•Onsite

About The Position

At The Will Group, we're looking for an experienced Survey Crew Chief who enjoys leading crews, solving challenges in the field, and delivering accurate survey data that drives major infrastructure and development projects. If you're an experienced field leader who takes pride in precision, safety, and mentoring others, we'd love to meet you. TWG Engineering is part of The Will Group, a family of companies serving the utility, infrastructure, construction, and engineering industries for nearly 40 years. Guided by our philosophy, "Where There's A Will, There's A Way," we provide innovative engineering, surveying, architecture, GIS, and infrastructure solutions that help shape communities throughout the Midwest.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of experience as a Survey Crew Chief
Strong knowledge of land surveying principles and field procedures
Experience with Boundary Surveys, ALTA/NSPS Surveys, Topographic Surveys, Construction Staking
Proficiency using Trimble GPS, Robotic Total Stations, Data Collectors
Ability to interpret legal descriptions, plats, and engineering drawings
Strong communication and leadership skills
Valid driver's license with acceptable driving record
Must be at least 21 years old

Nice To Haves

Associate Degree in Land Surveying or Civil Engineering Technology
Illinois Surveyor Intern (S.I.T.)
Experience with IDOT standards
Civil 3D
Trimble Business Center
Utility surveying experience

Responsibilities

Lead daily field operations while working under the direction of a Licensed Professional Surveyor (PLS).
Oversee survey crews, ensure quality and accuracy, and safely execute projects from start to finish.
Perform and oversee Boundary Surveys, ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys, Topographic Surveys, Route Surveys, Utility Location Surveys, and Construction Layout & Staking.
Lead and supervise field survey crews.
Coordinate daily field activities and project schedules.
Operate Trimble GPS, robotic total stations, digital levels, and data collectors.
Collect accurate survey data and maintain detailed field documentation.
Interpret plats, legal descriptions, engineering drawings, and construction plans.
Verify data accuracy before office submission.
Train and mentor survey technicians.
Communicate with project managers, contractors, property owners, and clients.
Maintain survey vehicles and equipment.
Promote a strong safety culture and OSHA compliance.