Technician Survey

Cemex

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The survey technician is responsible for planning, calculating, preparing, and executing field survey tasks for local mining operations. Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, field survey stakeout of blast holes, dragline dig lines, property boundaries, limits, permits, and other boundaries.

Requirements

Minimum high school diploma; Associates degree or higher preferred
Previous land or construction survey experience preferred
Previous experience in a mine or construction environment preferred
Minimum high school diploma; Associates degree or higher preferred
FAA Part 107 drone license preferred
Understand basics of mine planning, dragline movement, and drill & blast
Understanding of construction aggregate and mining facilities
Working knowledge of basic computer drafting including AutoCAD and ESRI ArcMap
Ability to work on multiple projects at multiple sites simultaneously in a fast-paced, dynamic environment
Knowledge and experience with GPS survey equipment and surveying standards and practices
Ability to work with standard office/computer equipment and software including intermediate Microsoft Office skills with emphasis on Word and Excel
Exceptional communication skills including ability to clearly speak and write in English, bilingual in Spanish, a plus
Ability to work independently and in a team environment
Able to perform strenuous outdoor work in varying weather elements
Must wear protective equipment while at the location
Capability to work extended hours or weekends as necessary
Must be able to work independently and in a team environment
Ability to work in hot, dusty, or wet conditions with exposure to loud noises; may require prolonged periods outdoors in a variety of weather conditions

Nice To Haves

Previous experience with drones with FAA Part 107 certification, a plus
Exceptional communication skills including ability to clearly speak and write in English, bilingual in Spanish, a plus

Responsibilities

Ensure the safety of all employees, visitors, and contractors and promote a culture of Zero4Life
Exemplify safety leadership in all aspects of the role, and adhere to all CEMEX, MSHA, and OSHA rules and regulations at all times
Utilize appropriate software to prepare and calculate blast holes, dig lines, property and permit limits, and other lines and points
Operate GPS survey equipment including rover and data collector, total station, and drones
Ability to accurately stakeout locations for blast patterns, dig lines, and property and permit limits using GPS survey equipment
Ensure that that property boundaries, permit limits, extraction limits, and reclamation/development areas are clearly delineated in the field and communicated to appropriate mine management
Have a basic understanding of surveying fundamentals and practices; working knowledge of GPS survey, coordinate systems, and vertical datums