Surveyor-Civil Construction

Farmer Holding Company•Little Rock, AR

About The Position

Capital Paving & Construction has an immediate opening for an experienced Construction Surveyor. The surveyor is responsible for determining the position of structures, ensuring that construction projects are completed according to the design specifications. This involves accurate measurement, mapping, and reporting to facilitate project planning and execution. The ideal candidate would have experience with Trimble systems and surveying in a construction setting. Capital is a heavy highway and civil construction company in Searcy, Arkansas with jobs throughout the central part of the state. We are a third-generation family-owned business that believes in its people and has built a team on integrity, innovation, and passion.

Requirements

Education: Degree or diploma in Surveying, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
Technical Skills: Proficiency with survey equipment (like theodolites, levels, GPS systems), and CAD software.
Analytical Skills: Ability to interpret blueprints, maps, and other graphical representations of land features.
Physical Fitness: Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions and carry equipment.
Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to convey technical information effectively.
Problem-Solving: Ability to find solutions to construction issues or discrepancies found during surveying.

Responsibilities

Site Analysis: Conduct initial surveys of the construction site to assess conditions, establish benchmarks, and highlight potential issues before construction begins.
Measurement and Mapping: Use a variety of surveying equipment like total stations, GPS, and levels to take measurements. Create topographic maps, site plans, and detailed drawings of the area, including existing structures, utilities, and natural features.
Setting Out: Mark boundaries, set reference points, benchmarks, and stakes for the construction team to follow. Ensure that the layout of the construction adheres to the architectural and engineering plans.
Monitoring Progress: Regularly check the site to ensure that the construction aligns with the design plans. Monitor changes in ground level, alignment, and dimensions during the construction process.
Data Management: Collect, analyze, and manage survey data using software like AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or other GIS tools. Prepare reports that detail survey findings and any deviations from the plan.
Quality Control: Verify the accuracy of survey data and the work of other surveyors. Advise on any required adjustments or corrections to maintain project specifications.
Collaboration: Work closely with engineers, architects, project managers, and construction teams to provide precise data and resolve any discrepancies.
Safety Compliance: Ensure all surveying activities comply with health and safety regulations, particularly around construction sites.
Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all survey work for legal and project management purposes.