At Burkhardt, we take pride in creating an environment that feels like home. But we don't expect our team to live here (that would be unrealistic—and probably weird). We believe families come first, which is why we offer flexible hours and emphasize a true work/life balance. As a small—but expanding!—firm, we also offer tremendous opportunities for professional growth. Want to extend your skills and take ownership in your work? You've come to the right place. We work hard but we have fun; at heart, we embrace a down-to- earth approach in everything we do.

WHY JOIN BURKHARDT?

BECAUSE you want to be

CHALLENGED

With our team, there is no risk of being in a rut. We offer a quick pace and dynamic projects that keep your skills sharp. Your work will span multiple industries and regions across the United States. BECAUSE you want to be part of a

GREAT TEAM

We are a competitive bunch when it comes to continuous improvement. But when it comes to our clients, we work as a team to ensure their objectives are met. You are never on your own with our group. Whether you need to brainstorm solutions for a difficult site or just need help pushing a permit through, we have your back. BECAUSE you want to be VALUED Our staff members are the most important assets we offer our clients, and we hire the best. For that reason, we strive to make Burkhardt a place where people want to be. We are family oriented, quick to lend a helping hand, and above all take the time to celebrate each other's successes. BECAUSE our

BENEFITS

rock We set high expectations for work—and for maintaining a work/life balance.

SURVEY OPERATOR

Overview Survey Operators work alongside an experienced survey crew chief to complete various land surveying related tasks, including

ALTA/NSPS

Land Title Surveys, Boundary Surveys, Topographical Surveys, Right-of-Way and Utility Surveys, FEMA Certifications, As-Built Surveys and Construction Staking. Burkhardt's field survey teams typically operate as a 2-person crew (crew chief and survey operator) and projects are primarily located in the southwest Ohio area. Extensive travel is not required for this position. Responsibilities Setup and operate all survey equipment including robotic total stations, GPS equipment, 3D laser scanners, data collectors, rods, and levels. Prepare equipment and load/stock survey vehicle for the day. Follow all required safety standards and guidelines. Drive/operate survey vehicle as needed. Keep survey vehicles, storage areas, and supplies clean, organized, and well stocked. Participate in project planning and project debriefs. Locate and collect survey field data including property monuments, structures, topographical information, utilities, and other existing improvements. Provide construction layout of various site improvements. Assist survey crew chief with sketches and site photos. Attend project meetings and take notes as necessary to understand and execute survey scope.

Education / Skills

/ Experience Associate or bachelor's degree in surveying, geomatics, or a related field. (preferred) A minimum of two (2) years of land surveying field experience. FAA Part 107, Certified Remote Pilot certification (preferred). Experience with Trimble survey equipment, including data collectors, GPS units, robotic total stations, and laser scanners. Experience with performing survey fieldwork associated with

ALTA/NSPS

Land Title Surveys, Boundary Surveys, Topographical Surveys, Right-of-Way and Utility Surveys, FEMA Certifications, As-Built Surveys and Construction Staking. Excellent communication, organizational skills, and attention to detail. Physical Requirements Must be able to work outdoors in various weather conditions and perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting up to 50 pounds, walking or standing for extended periods, and bending, kneeling, and climbing as needed.