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Spotlock

Survey Technician / Party Chief

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Survey Technician / Party Chief Spotlock Haddonfield, NJ Job Details 10 hours ago Qualifications Robotic systems Outdoor work experience Mid-level 3 years GPS Surveying drones Total station surveying Construction staking Total stations Full Job Description About the Opportunity This is a rare opportunity for a motivated Survey Technician or Party Chief to step into a long-term leadership track. You'll be working directly under a highly experienced Survey Department Manager who plans to retire in the next 12-18 months, and the company wants someone in place to learn their systems, standards, and workflow now, before he transitions out. What You'll Do Work in the field as part of a two-person crew (not solo) on a mix of private development and public utility projects Operate Leica robotic total stations, GPS, and aerial drones Perform boundary, topographic, and construction layout surveys Learn the company's systems and gradually assume more project and team responsibility Who You Are 3 to 5+ years of experience in the field (Survey Tech or Party Chief level) Committed to becoming a Licensed Land Surveyor in New Jersey Comfortable with robotic instruments, GPS, and drone survey methods Reliable, field-focused, and looking for a long-term home with mentorship Why Join? Clear path to licensure and future leadership Work directly with a veteran Survey Manager before he retires Strong support team and excellent field equipment Culture that values field safety, mentorship, and retention—not burnout