Surveyor

Morris-Shea Bridge Co., Inc.

1d•Remote

About The Position

At Morris-Shea Bridge Company Inc., accuracy, safety, and field coordination are critical to successful deep foundation projects. We are seeking a Surveyor who can provide precise layout, as-built documentation, field data, and survey support while working closely with project teams in a fast-paced construction environment.

Requirements

At least two years of construction surveying experience, with strong preference for deep foundation, shoring, heavy civil, or similar field construction environments.
Comfortable using total stations, robotic instruments, GPS systems, survey software, and field data collection tools to perform accurate layout and verification work.
Understand the importance of precision, documentation, tolerances, offsets, coordinate geometry, and state plane coordinate systems in construction layout and as-built work.
Communicate clearly with field crews, superintendents, project teams, and office personnel while staying organized in a fast-paced, changing construction environment.

Responsibilities

Perform Construction Layout and Staking: Provide accurate construction layout and staking for deep foundation elements, including piles, shoring, foundations, and related project features in accordance with project drawings and specifications.
Establish and Maintain Survey Control: Set up, verify, and maintain control networks, benchmarks, reference points, and survey data needed to support safe, accurate, and efficient field operations.
Prepare As-Builts and Field Records: Collect, record, and maintain accurate as-built information, field measurements, survey notes, and daily data to support project documentation and reporting needs.
Review Drawings and Project Data: Read and interpret construction drawings, plans, specifications, coordinate data, and layout information while identifying inconsistencies, conflicts, or missing information that may affect field work.
Use Advanced Survey Equipment: Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot survey equipment such as robotic total stations, GPS systems, and related survey software or field technology used for construction layout and verification.
Coordinate with Field and Office Teams: Work closely with superintendents, field crews, project management, and the Survey Manager to communicate layout needs, resolve field questions, and support quality control and schedule requirements.