- Responsible for collecting data to ensure the completion of a project: - Locating boundary, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while performing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys. - Check and reduce raw field data, perform calculations, and download/file survey data. - Perform project research as needed. - Follow instructions and work orders from project managers. - Communicate daily with your Field Project Manager to confirm if you are on track to complete your field schedule and inform them when you are behind or ahead of schedule. - Physical work environment demands: - Ability to safely traverse and navigate rugged terrain in remote areas. - Ability to regularly work outside in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet, and muddy conditions, with high/precarious places. - Ability to transport heavy equipment to various job sites (regularly lifting/moving up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting/moving up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting/moving up to 100 pounds). - Ability to travel regionally and nationally often. - Ability to work overtime, including weekends as needed. - Develop and maintain excellent relationships with clients, contractors, and team members - Ensure that projects are completed safely and efficiently, adhering to project schedules and budgets - Maintain survey equipment and troubleshoot issues that arise in the field

- Responsible for collecting data to ensure the completion of a project: - Locating boundary, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while performing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys. - Check and reduce raw field data, perform calculations, and download/file survey data. - Perform project research as needed. - Follow instructions and work orders from project managers. - Communicate daily with your Field Project Manager to confirm if you are on track to complete your field schedule and inform them when you are behind or ahead of schedule. - Physical work environment demands: - Ability to safely traverse and navigate rugged terrain in remote areas. - Ability to regularly work outside in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet, and muddy conditions, with high/precarious places. - Ability to transport heavy equipment to various job sites (regularly lifting/moving up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting/moving up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting/moving up to 100 pounds). - Ability to travel regionally and nationally often. - Ability to work overtime, including weekends as needed. - Develop and maintain excellent relationships with clients, contractors, and team members - Ensure that projects are completed safely and efficiently, adhering to project schedules and budgets - Maintain survey equipment and troubleshoot issues that arise in the field

• Responsible for collecting data to ensure the completion of a project: • Locating boundary, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while performing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys. • Check and reduce raw field data, perform calculations, and download/file survey data. • Perform project research as needed. • Follow instructions and work orders from project managers. • Communicate daily with your Field Project Manager to confirm if you are on track to complete your field schedule and inform them when you are behind or ahead of schedule. • Physical work environment demands: • Ability to safely traverse and navigate rugged terrain in remote areas. • Ability to regularly work outside in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet, and muddy conditions, with high/precarious places. • Ability to transport heavy equipment to various job sites (regularly lifting/moving up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting/moving up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting/moving up to 100 pounds). • Ability to travel regionally and nationally often. • Ability to work overtime, including weekends as needed. • Develop and maintain excellent relationships with clients, contractors, and team members • Ensure that projects are completed safely and efficiently, adhering to project schedules and budgets • Maintain survey equipment and troubleshoot issues that arise in the field

• Responsible for collecting data to ensure the completion of a project: • Locating boundary, pins, improvements, utilities, etc., while performing various project types, including ALTA, boundary, construction staking, and topographic surveys. • Check and reduce raw field data, perform calculations, and download/file survey data. • Perform project research as needed. • Follow instructions and work orders from project managers. • Communicate daily with your Field Project Manager to confirm if you are on track to complete your field schedule and inform them when you are behind or ahead of schedule. • Physical work environment demands: • Ability to safely traverse and navigate rugged terrain in remote areas. • Ability to regularly work outside in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet, and muddy conditions, with high/precarious places. • Ability to transport heavy equipment to various job sites (regularly lifting/moving up to 25 pounds, frequently lifting/moving up to 50 pounds, and occasionally lifting/moving up to 100 pounds). • Ability to travel regionally and nationally often. • Ability to work overtime, including weekends as needed. • Develop and maintain excellent relationships with clients, contractors, and team members • Ensure that projects are completed safely and efficiently, adhering to project schedules and budgets • Maintain survey equipment and troubleshoot issues that arise in the field