Surveyor II

HRG•Harrisburg, PA

10d•Hybrid

About The Position

Surveyor II At HRG , we pride ourselves on being an employee-owned, award-winning consulting engineering, planning, and infrastructure solutions firm. We were recently recognized by PSMJ Resources as an AEC Employer of Choice. We are actively seeking a Surveyor II in our Harrisburg, PA office. As a Surveyor II with HRG , you will perform a wide range of surveying activities that support both field and office operations, ensuring the delivery of complete, accurate, and cost-efficient survey data to internal service groups and external clients. You will also play a key role in maintaining survey equipment, supporting other staff, and representing HRG professionally in the field.

Requirements

High school diploma with a minimum of four (4) years of land surveying experience
Knowledge of survey fundamentals and the ability to perform basic field calculations
Experience with robotic total stations and RTK GPS equipment
Working knowledge of survey data processing software such as Trimble Business Center or Carlson
Experience with AutoCAD Civil 3D
Strong organizational skills with attention to accuracy and detail in data collection and documentation
Ability to work efficiently outdoors in varying weather conditions and diverse terrain
Effective utilization of common business platforms such as Microsoft Office Suite, virtual meeting tools, project management systems, etc.
Flexibility to travel to job sites, meetings, and other offices as necessary, which may include overnight stays
Valid US Driver’s License is required
Legal authorization to work in the U.S.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s Degree and/or Surveyor-In-Training (S.I.T.) certification is helpful but not required

Responsibilities

Collect survey data, measurements, elevations, and locations through field examinations using current survey technology such as robotic total stations, RTK GPS/GNSS, UAVs, laser scanners, cameras, measuring tapes, and survey tablets
Analyze, interpret, and perform computations on data collected from the field, including processing data through software with an understanding of survey principles
Understand and interpret survey and engineering plans, maps and specifications
Develop and maintain neat, accurate, and well-organized field notes, sketches, files, and records for use in reports and plan preparation
Carry, assemble, operate, and care for survey instruments and related equipment
Perform physical field work in diverse terrain, such as driving stakes, cutting brush, and other manual labor as required
Utilize drawing software to develop working drawings and client deliverables while maintaining organized records, effective communication, and efficient workflow processes
Work independently on assigned projects while mentoring and providing instruction and direction to Surveyor I staff
Ensure survey equipment and vehicles are properly maintained and in good working order
Communicate effectively with internal teams, service group managers, and external parties to support efficient survey operations