Survey Field Technician
Becker Morgan Group, Dover, DE, United States
Survey Field Technician
Performs field surveys and construction stakeouts.
Responsibilities
Record survey measurements and descriptive data using notes, drawings, sketches, etc.
Take field measurement with the use of GPS and/or total station, both robotic and manual
Understanding the project goal, scope of work and expectations of the client
Keep surveying equipment and survey vehicle maintained and organized
Qualifications
Attention to detail
Ability to plan, organize, and meet deadlines
Consistent work effort, dependability, and willingness to learn
Ability to work in a team environment and be cooperative and collaborative
Basic computer skills (MS Word, Excel, Outlook)
Know, understand, and demonstrate safe working/operating methods of assigned tools and equipment
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Education and Experience
High school diploma or equivalent
Survey experience preferred, but not required
Physical Demands
This position requires frequent standing, walking, and movement across uneven, sloped, or rough terrain, including wooded areas, roadways, and active construction sites. The Survey Technician must regularly lift, carry, and transport surveying equipment and materials typically ranging from 25–50 pounds, with occasional lifting up to 75 pounds. The role involves frequent bending, kneeling, crouching, and reaching to set up and operate survey instruments, place stakes, and collect field data. Manual dexterity is required for operating GPS units, total stations, tripods, and hand tools, as well as for writing field notes and using tablets or mobile devices. The employee must have sufficient visual and auditory awareness to safely navigate field environments, operate equipment, and communicate with team members.
Work is primarily performed outdoors and requires the ability to tolerate exposure to all weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, wind, and direct sunlight. Fieldwork may involve walking long distances, standing for extended periods, and working near traffic, heavy machinery, and other potential hazards typical of construction sites. The position may require early start times, extended hours, or occasional travel depending on project needs.
Benefits & Perks
Competitive compensation and annual bonus incentives
Medical, Dental, Vision, Basic Life, AD&D, and Short & Long-Term Disability Insurance with monthly employee premiums paid 100% by BMG
Pre-tax deductions for spouse and dependent insurance coverage and a flexible spending account option
Paid Time Off, Holiday Pay, and Flex Time
401(k) with company match
Individual education budget, lunch & learns, and paid professional memberships & licensing
Advancement opportunities
Employee Assistance and Wellness Programs
Interoffice recreational competitions, annual project tours, holiday party, community and philanthropic activities
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Performs field surveys and construction stakeouts.
Responsibilities
Record survey measurements and descriptive data using notes, drawings, sketches, etc.
Take field measurement with the use of GPS and/or total station, both robotic and manual
Understanding the project goal, scope of work and expectations of the client
Keep surveying equipment and survey vehicle maintained and organized
Qualifications
Attention to detail
Ability to plan, organize, and meet deadlines
Consistent work effort, dependability, and willingness to learn
Ability to work in a team environment and be cooperative and collaborative
Basic computer skills (MS Word, Excel, Outlook)
Know, understand, and demonstrate safe working/operating methods of assigned tools and equipment
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Education and Experience
High school diploma or equivalent
Survey experience preferred, but not required
Physical Demands
This position requires frequent standing, walking, and movement across uneven, sloped, or rough terrain, including wooded areas, roadways, and active construction sites. The Survey Technician must regularly lift, carry, and transport surveying equipment and materials typically ranging from 25–50 pounds, with occasional lifting up to 75 pounds. The role involves frequent bending, kneeling, crouching, and reaching to set up and operate survey instruments, place stakes, and collect field data. Manual dexterity is required for operating GPS units, total stations, tripods, and hand tools, as well as for writing field notes and using tablets or mobile devices. The employee must have sufficient visual and auditory awareness to safely navigate field environments, operate equipment, and communicate with team members.
Work is primarily performed outdoors and requires the ability to tolerate exposure to all weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, wind, and direct sunlight. Fieldwork may involve walking long distances, standing for extended periods, and working near traffic, heavy machinery, and other potential hazards typical of construction sites. The position may require early start times, extended hours, or occasional travel depending on project needs.
Benefits & Perks
Competitive compensation and annual bonus incentives
Medical, Dental, Vision, Basic Life, AD&D, and Short & Long-Term Disability Insurance with monthly employee premiums paid 100% by BMG
Pre-tax deductions for spouse and dependent insurance coverage and a flexible spending account option
Paid Time Off, Holiday Pay, and Flex Time
401(k) with company match
Individual education budget, lunch & learns, and paid professional memberships & licensing
Advancement opportunities
Employee Assistance and Wellness Programs
Interoffice recreational competitions, annual project tours, holiday party, community and philanthropic activities
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