Geospatial Party Chief jobs at Jacobs in United States, Denver

As a Project Surveyor, you will do the following:

Perform or oversee technical tasks to ensure all elements of the scope of work are completed, including field crew coordination, geodetic control network planning and design, control survey processing and adjustment, feature processing of topographic field data, LiDAR registration and feature extraction, generate, edit and QC Digital Terrain Models (DTM), title commitment review , public records research, COGO calculations, determination of Land and Right of Way boundaries, drafting of Land Survey Plats, ALTA Surveys, and Topographic Maps, write property descriptions, obtain permits and Right of Entry, ensure all QC plans are followed, and work with PM's to establish estimate of hours to complete each task.

Understand the project scope of work, goals and expectations of the client and PM

Provide input on project safety plans, ensure work activities are compliant, track schedules, project cost and time to complete for all tasks.

Work with the PM to prepare, monitor, and adjust the project quality plan.

Ensure that QA/QC activities have been completed prior to transmitting deliverables.

Based in Colorado, you’ll have the opportunity to work in the field on a vast array of large infrastructure projects while using various methods of surveying.

As a Geospatial Party Chief, we will ask you to:

Ensure safety is always a priority, while following safety protocols.

Have good communication and social skills.

Work in the field on control, boundary, topography, laser scanning and other tasks on a one or two-person crew.

Primarily collect survey data using Trimble GNSS receivers, total stations, digital levels, laser scanners, and data collectors.

Perform field surveys in accordance with local, state and national regulations.

Produce clear and concise field notes and quality field data for office processing.

Work outdoors in variable weather conditions and challenging terrain.

Work without immediate supervision and make technical and procedural decisions for projects assigned within specified limits of authority.

Communicate with the crew and office staff about all aspects of the project.

Prepare daily time sheets, data logs, expense reports and field change orders.

Data downloads and reduction, field note reduction, calculations, and quality control reviews.

Perform equipment inventory and adjustments and keep current with vehicle maintenance.

Please note, this position will be paid hourly.