Survey Technician

ENTRUST•Owings Mills, MD

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Survey Technician supports survey projects through technical, CAD, field, and office responsibilities, working alongside experienced survey professionals under the guidance of a Survey Lead. The role assists with field and office survey activities, collects and maintains accurate survey data, and contributes to high-quality client deliverables across a variety of projects. It offers the opportunity to build technical skills and surveying knowledge in a collaborative team environment, with work combining field and office activities. The position prepares plats, drawings, and survey deliverables in accordance with industry, client, and company standards. It supports problem-solving between field and office teams, communicates project status to team leaders, and contributes to accurate deliverables while remaining mindful of project scope, budget, and schedule. Candidates should be based out of Maryland and able to travel for project visits. The position pays $60,000–$75,000 annually and is exempt. The specific compensation within the range depends on work location, experience, education, internal equity, professional skills, work experience, and relevant education or training. ENTRUST Solutions Group describes itself as a community of more than 3,000 professionals providing engineering, consulting, and automation services to utility, telecommunications, pipeline, and industrial clients.

Requirements

0–5 years of related experience.
Familiarity with GIS.
Ability to travel for project visits.
Valid driver’s license without restrictions.
Candidates should be based out of Maryland.

Responsibilities

Prepare plats, drawings, and survey deliverables in accordance with industry, client, and company standards.
Interpret redlines and maintain CAD and formatting standards.
Perform drawing self-checks and peer quality-control reviews.
Process and check field notes and survey data.
Perform survey computations.
Interpret site plans, boundary plats, highway and utility plans, profiles, and cross sections.
Conduct land records research and support field-to-office problem solving.
Perform field checks and site visits.
Set up utility tickets.
Maintain project, time, and survey department records.
Interact professionally with clients, the public, and governmental agencies as needed.
Communicate project status to team leaders.
Help collect and maintain accurate survey data and deliver high-quality results while considering project scope, budget, and schedule.