Construction and Field Survey Specialist 2026-00347
State of Wyoming, Rock Springs, Wyoming, United States, 82926
Overview
The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) is seeking a full-time Construction and Field Survey Specialist located in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Under limited supervision, the Construction and Field Survey Specialist will perform a variety of tasks required to formulate recommendations for the preliminary designs and construction of highway projects to provide a safe, high-quality, and efficient transportation system. Open Until Filled Compensation
includes a potential $2,000 hiring bonus; see notes for eligibility. WYDOT offers a total compensation package including health, dental, vision insurance; paid vacation, sick leave, FMLA, and holidays; retirement options; flexible schedules and work-life balance; meaningful work for Wyoming communities; and more. For full details, see the benefit information previously provided. Human Resource Contact:
307-352-3048 / Terra Poling / terra.poling1@wyo.gov Essential Functions
Performs various tasks, including surveys, testing, and inspections on preliminary designs and construction of highway projects. Responsible for minor construction projects. Observes, monitors, and oversees highway and highway-related construction performed by contractors. Fields test materials; checks work against specifications and confers with contractors, engineers, and work crews. Review highway design plans to verify existing utilities, determine utility conflicts, contact utility companies for notification of highway projects, and confirm utility conflicts. Responsible for project documentation, pay estimates, and final contract documents. Verifies and documents work activities. Regularly monitors and inspects work and calculates the payment of contractors. Maintains crew diaries and logs in support of departmental record-keeping and/or contract administration activities. Ensure that materials sampling and testing are performed properly; audit material summaries for QA/QC purposes. Assists in the preparation of recommendations used to design construction projects. Anticipates potential problems prior to going to contract. Check preliminary plans for errors and problems. Communicates both internally and externally regarding project information and courses of action/consequences on larger projects. Researches land ownership and contacts landowners to secure permission to enter their land to conduct surveys. Prepares and checks the documentation to be sent to the district finals office. Oversees minor to more complex construction projects by documenting pay quantities, coordinating subordinates\' work schedules, and working with a contractor for quality control. Prepares and updates reports as needed. Assists and supports the District Land Surveyor and the district administrative personnel. Preferences and Agency Requirements
Preference may be given to applicants with 2–4 years of progressive work experience in roadway construction methods, contract administration, survey experience, and material testing. Must have the ability to obtain the following certifications/licenses: Valid Driver's License, Defensive Driving, QC/QA Certification in soils & aggregate, asphalt, and concrete; Asphalt Concrete, Soil & Aggregate; WYDOT Portland Cement Concrete; ACI Concrete Level 2; AASHTO Certification. Knowledge
Knowledge of project coordination and monitoring; review design and construction methods. Knowledge of construction trades and practices. Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Knowledge of engineering and computations/formulas. Knowledge of construction inspection, including interpretation of plans and specifications. Knowledge of documentation of project records. Knowledge of communication with supervisors and contractors. Knowledge of working toward a leadership role. Knowledge of material testing. Ability to perform complicated computer calculations. Knowledge of computers and calculators. Knowledge of surveying, surveying methods, equipment, and the ability to apply to upload and download survey files. Knowledge of contract time, administration and contract changes. Minimum Qualifications
Education & Experience Substitution: 2–4 years of progressive work experience (typically in Construction and Field Surveying) with knowledge at the level of a Construction and Field Survey Technician. Or an Associate’s Degree with 0–2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Construction and Field Surveying) with knowledge at the level of a Construction and Field Survey Technician. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations:
None Physical Working Conditions
Potentially exposed to hazardous waste and biological waste. Working around high-speed traffic and heavy construction equipment. Work outdoors extensively in various inclement weather conditions including heat, cold, snow, and wet. Must be physically able to bend, stoop and lift up to fifty pounds; safely lift and move necessary materials; stand for long periods. Must be available to work Monday through Saturday, 12 hours a day during the construction season. Occasional overnight travel is required. Notes
FLSA: Non-Exempt WYDOT will conduct motor vehicle record checks to verify a valid driver’s license. E-Verify: WYDOT uses E-Verify to confirm eligibility of all newly hired employees to work in the United States; learn more about E-Verify and your rights and responsibilities. The Wyoming Department of Transportation is a Drug-Free Workplace. Qualifying eligibility and criteria for the hiring bonus: temporary employees accepting a full-time position; internal candidates would be required to remain in the position for a minimum of one year; one hiring bonus per 12-month period; etc. Click here to view the State of Wyoming Classification and Pay Structure and the State of Wyoming Total Compensation Calculator. The State of Wyoming is an Equal Opportunity Employer and actively supports the ADA and reasonably accommodates qualified applicants with disabilities.
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) is seeking a full-time Construction and Field Survey Specialist located in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Under limited supervision, the Construction and Field Survey Specialist will perform a variety of tasks required to formulate recommendations for the preliminary designs and construction of highway projects to provide a safe, high-quality, and efficient transportation system. Open Until Filled Compensation
includes a potential $2,000 hiring bonus; see notes for eligibility. WYDOT offers a total compensation package including health, dental, vision insurance; paid vacation, sick leave, FMLA, and holidays; retirement options; flexible schedules and work-life balance; meaningful work for Wyoming communities; and more. For full details, see the benefit information previously provided. Human Resource Contact:
307-352-3048 / Terra Poling / terra.poling1@wyo.gov Essential Functions
Performs various tasks, including surveys, testing, and inspections on preliminary designs and construction of highway projects. Responsible for minor construction projects. Observes, monitors, and oversees highway and highway-related construction performed by contractors. Fields test materials; checks work against specifications and confers with contractors, engineers, and work crews. Review highway design plans to verify existing utilities, determine utility conflicts, contact utility companies for notification of highway projects, and confirm utility conflicts. Responsible for project documentation, pay estimates, and final contract documents. Verifies and documents work activities. Regularly monitors and inspects work and calculates the payment of contractors. Maintains crew diaries and logs in support of departmental record-keeping and/or contract administration activities. Ensure that materials sampling and testing are performed properly; audit material summaries for QA/QC purposes. Assists in the preparation of recommendations used to design construction projects. Anticipates potential problems prior to going to contract. Check preliminary plans for errors and problems. Communicates both internally and externally regarding project information and courses of action/consequences on larger projects. Researches land ownership and contacts landowners to secure permission to enter their land to conduct surveys. Prepares and checks the documentation to be sent to the district finals office. Oversees minor to more complex construction projects by documenting pay quantities, coordinating subordinates\' work schedules, and working with a contractor for quality control. Prepares and updates reports as needed. Assists and supports the District Land Surveyor and the district administrative personnel. Preferences and Agency Requirements
Preference may be given to applicants with 2–4 years of progressive work experience in roadway construction methods, contract administration, survey experience, and material testing. Must have the ability to obtain the following certifications/licenses: Valid Driver's License, Defensive Driving, QC/QA Certification in soils & aggregate, asphalt, and concrete; Asphalt Concrete, Soil & Aggregate; WYDOT Portland Cement Concrete; ACI Concrete Level 2; AASHTO Certification. Knowledge
Knowledge of project coordination and monitoring; review design and construction methods. Knowledge of construction trades and practices. Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Knowledge of engineering and computations/formulas. Knowledge of construction inspection, including interpretation of plans and specifications. Knowledge of documentation of project records. Knowledge of communication with supervisors and contractors. Knowledge of working toward a leadership role. Knowledge of material testing. Ability to perform complicated computer calculations. Knowledge of computers and calculators. Knowledge of surveying, surveying methods, equipment, and the ability to apply to upload and download survey files. Knowledge of contract time, administration and contract changes. Minimum Qualifications
Education & Experience Substitution: 2–4 years of progressive work experience (typically in Construction and Field Surveying) with knowledge at the level of a Construction and Field Survey Technician. Or an Associate’s Degree with 0–2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Construction and Field Surveying) with knowledge at the level of a Construction and Field Survey Technician. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations:
None Physical Working Conditions
Potentially exposed to hazardous waste and biological waste. Working around high-speed traffic and heavy construction equipment. Work outdoors extensively in various inclement weather conditions including heat, cold, snow, and wet. Must be physically able to bend, stoop and lift up to fifty pounds; safely lift and move necessary materials; stand for long periods. Must be available to work Monday through Saturday, 12 hours a day during the construction season. Occasional overnight travel is required. Notes
FLSA: Non-Exempt WYDOT will conduct motor vehicle record checks to verify a valid driver’s license. E-Verify: WYDOT uses E-Verify to confirm eligibility of all newly hired employees to work in the United States; learn more about E-Verify and your rights and responsibilities. The Wyoming Department of Transportation is a Drug-Free Workplace. Qualifying eligibility and criteria for the hiring bonus: temporary employees accepting a full-time position; internal candidates would be required to remain in the position for a minimum of one year; one hiring bonus per 12-month period; etc. Click here to view the State of Wyoming Classification and Pay Structure and the State of Wyoming Total Compensation Calculator. The State of Wyoming is an Equal Opportunity Employer and actively supports the ADA and reasonably accommodates qualified applicants with disabilities.
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