Field Survey Manager

About the role

RICK is seeking a Field Survey Manager in San Diego, CA. This position offers opportunities for career growth and making a difference through meaningful projects.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain client relationships with owners, developers, agencies, contractors, subcontractors and other departments within the company.
• Implement business strategy across the department.
• Prepare and oversee proposals, contracts and the financial health for projects.
• Demonstrate knowledge, understanding and implementation of federal, state and local jurisdictional laws, policies and procedures as they relate to the land surveying practice.
• Demonstrate a high level of understanding of survey control, survey procedures, construction staking and jobsite safety for survey field staff.
• Manage and mentor staff researching, preparing calculation for the performance of boundary surveys, construction staking, and other surveys.
• Ensure that field survey crew daily work diaries are completed; quality control procedures for construction layout and calculations are established and followed; cut sheets are prepared; and weekly timesheets are completed.

Qualifications

• A minimum of ten (10) years of land survey experience, plus an A.S. or bachelors in land surveying or equivalent work experience of twelve (12) years.
• Having a California Land Surveyor Registration is a plus or demonstrating the ability to obtain within 180 days of accepting the position will be taken into consideration for wage determination.
• Ability to effectively manage a survey department and demonstrate the ability to lead and oversee its operations.
• Strong independent thought, decision-making abilities and the ability to interact well with/lead department staff.
• Experience in Word, Excel, Civil 3D and ability to support the department with other field and office equipment and software use and upgrades.

Skills

• Knowledge of federal, state and local jurisdictional laws, policies and procedures related to land surveying.
• Technical expertise in coordinate geometry, CAD and survey calculations.
• Understanding of survey control, survey procedures, construction staking and jobsite safety.
• Ability to prepare topographical maps and design surveys for new and existing construction.
• Experience in managing and mentoring survey staff.

Benefits

RICK is an Equal Opportunity Employer and provides an inclusive environment for all employees.