What are the responsibilities and job description for the Entry-Level Seasonal Land Surveyors position at CBG Surveying Texas, LLC?
Seeking Entry-Level Seasonal Land Surveyors
CBG Surveying is one the oldest and most successful land surveying companies in Texas, established over 30 years ago. We currently have offices in Dallas & Houston with plans for future growth and expansion.
CBG Surveying has Immediate needs for Seasonal, Entry-Level Land Surveyors, in the DFW and Houston areas. The Land Surveyor will work in a fast-paced field environment, under the direction of an experienced Survey Field Manager. We need candidates who enjoy working outdoors, love the Texas heat, and will accurately collect field data using survey equipment.
- Seasonal Work is needed through September, some full-time, permanent positions will be available at the end of the season.
- Some of the responsibilities and duties include but are not limited to the following; Set up total station, and accurately gather survey data.
- Perform a closed loop traverse, reduce the data, and run a trig level.
- Must be able to perform COGO functions such as inverse, resection, stake a line, translate, and rotate coordinates in the field.
- Must be able to read a recorded subdivision plat or a metes and bounds legal description.
- Be able to run a map check and list the map Error of closure using Carlson SurvCe.
- Must be able to locate property corners using a pin finder, recorded deed or subdivision plat, or a metes and bounds legal description.
- Must be able to run line work.
- Must learn CBG Surveying, Inc. field codes.
- Responsible for cutting lines with a machete, brush hook, or chain saw.
- Must be able to calibrate a prism rod.
- Must make sure the truck is fully equipped every day.
- Carry instruments, field equipment, hammers, stakes, lathes, hubs, nails, etc.
- Carry out instructions and tasks assigned by the Survey Field Manager.
- Ability to work outdoors with long hours and sometimes difficult physical demands (hot and cold temperatures, rain).