Lead, review, and stamp or seal pipeline design deliverables, including geotechnical location designation, HDD and conventional bore designs, drawings, and permit submissions. Coordinate with clients, project managers, and survey crews while providing technical oversight and mentorship to EIT-level engineers.
The Survey Project Manager is responsible for overseeing land surveying projects, including managing field and technical staff. They must handle project documentation, scope, schedule, budget, and client communications.
The GIS Analyst will build, maintain, and QC geodatabases and spatial datasets for pipeline corridor mapping projects. They will also produce mapping deliverables, perform spatial analysis, and automate workflows to support engineering and permitting teams.
The Drafter/Mapper will produce high-quality pipeline drawings, plats, and alignment sheets using AutoCAD Civil 3D. They are also responsible for integrating survey data into GIS environments and ensuring the accuracy and compliance of all mapping deliverables.
