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JARBO

Survey Instrument Technician

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Survey Instrument Technician JARBO

•5.0 Kansas City, MO Job Details $20

•$27 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Outdoor work experience High school diploma or GED Driver's License Full Job Description Position Summary

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Field Surveyor:

In this role as an Survey Instrument Technician you would primarily be assisting the Survey Crew Chief in collecting land survey data. This is a great opportunity for candidates who enjoy working outdoors in hands-on roles. These are career-oriented positions where you will receive a lot of hands-on training in the field of land surveying with the hopes of you progressing within in the industry. What's in it for you? Opportunity to build a career in the specialized field of Land Surveying without requiring any prior experience in surveying Legitimate long-term growth potential Comprehensive benefit offering and competitive compensation Fun work for those that prefer to be outside: In this role you'd essentially be getting paid to hike various areas while collecting locational data as you are being trained to later become a Crew lead. Responsibility Summary

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Field Surveyor:

This person is responsible for assisting the Crew Chief in the operation of a field survey crew. The major objectives are the quality (accuracy, thoroughness, meeting regulatory requirements, public relations) of work, safety, and maintenance of equipment. Must operate equipment, maintain safe work environment, protect and maintain the equipment and vehicles, accurately and efficiently collect field data and locate features. Requires a lot of walking outside year round through all kinds of terrain and in extreme heat and cold. Qualification Summary

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Field Surveyor:

High school diploma or GED required; preferred education in geography, surveying, engineering, geology or a related field of study Willingness and ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions (prefer candidates with prior outdoor work experience) Willingness to travel overnight on occasion Good technical skills; computer-proficiency, mathematical equations, equipment operation/maintenance Must have a valid driver's license, acceptable driving record and ability to pass a urinary analysis drug screen Other common titles: Rodman, Land Surveyor, Instrument Person #HP