Land Surveying Technician

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Job Description

Thew Associates PE-LS, PLLC is a land and hydrographic surveying and mapping firm headquartered in Canton, New York with branch offices in Marcy (Utica), Saranac Lake, and Syracuse, New York.

We are seeking highly motivated land surveyors at our Canton, Marcy, and Syracuse facilities, to perform various surveying and mapping services including topographic, boundary retracement, construction, hazardous waste site, and as-built surveying; hydrographic (multi- and single beam acoustic, ADCP, magnetometer, sub-bottom profiling, and sediment sampling); terrestrial laser scanning, and sUAS (drone) services.

The following education, experience, and skills are required:

  • A.A.S. in Surveying Technology or B.S. in Surveying Engineering
  • Two years' experience performing field surveys
  • Working knowledge of Trimble GPS/GNSS devices, Trimble robotic total stations, and Trimble data collection devices
  • Experience performing static and RTK GPS/GNSS surveys
  • Experience performing random traversing and differential leveling
  • Experience performing document research, boundary line reconnaissance, and property line blazing
  • Experience performing topographic surveys for engineering design
  • Ability to take clear and concise field notes with sketches
  • Experience preparing mapping in an AutoCAD environment (preferably Civil 3D)
  • Ability to travel and stay out-of-town on a frequent basis
  • Valid driver's license
  • Willingness to embrace and learn new technologies

In addition to the skills listed above, experience with the following technologies is highly desirable:

  • Proficient with Civil 3D (Release 2013 or higher)
  • Single- and/or multi-beam acoustic sonar with Hypack hydrographic surveying software

Candidates must possess strong math and computer skills, be proficient in the use of AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, and Excel, and be able to work independently. Salary will be commensurate with experience.

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