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County Surveyor
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What they do
A Surveyor measures the surface of the Earth and collects data used to make maps, set boundaries, and determine the shape and contour of sections of land. Uses global positioning system (GPS) and global information system (GIS) technology to make measurements. May specialize in measurements to determine airspace boundaries; may conduct marine or hydrographic surveys to measure bodies of water and determine shorelines and water flow and depth.
$82,409 / year median in Washington
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Position directs and supervises the surveying, mapping, and right-of-way management countywide. Responsible for County professional land surveying relating to construction projects, parcel mapping, and survey of county owned lands. Manage consultant-performed acquisition of real property for County road or stormwater projects according to State and Federal regulations. Position works independently related to surveying as mandated by RCW's and WAC's.