Land Technician

Overview

The role is hybrid: work from home, but report into Concord, CA on occasion, with possible field support.

Job Title:

Land Technician

Location:

Concord, CA

Monday–Friday, 8 hrs/day. Regular start time must be 8:30 AM or earlier.

Land Surveyor In Training certificate – LSIT, prior professional experience using AutoCAD Civil 3D for land surveying or civil engineering purposes, strong oral and written communicator.

• Performing routine work as a member of a survey party; making precise survey measurements using conventional and state of the art surveying instruments; interpreting legal descriptions of real property; making and interpreting survey calculations; researching, analyzing, checking, and adjusting survey data; researching title and compiling evidence and documentation for boundary determination. May be required to operate the survey vehicle.
• Preparing maps from field notes, office data, and title searches for condemnation proceedings, obtaining rights-of-way, purchasing land, obtaining government permits, and obtaining leases and other land documents. Plotting plan profiles, road cross-sections, topography, contours, and special drawings. May be required to check mathematical computations of others.
• Assembling information for, and processing, clearing, and correcting rights-of-way and land matters. This work includes such duties as preparing legal descriptions of real property; preparing all routine documents necessary for the acquisition of easements by the Company; processing necessary forms for the procuring of permits; preparing and processing quitclaims; securing signatures; securing permits; inspecting property; preliminarily investigating encroachments; and preparing clear and concise reports and correspondence.
• Also performs duties substantially identical to those of a Senior Land Technician, but normally on assignments requiring less experience, in order to qualify for promotion to Senior Land Technician.

• Two years of Civil Engineering or Survey Technology training or the equivalent in education and/or experience in surveying of land and title work.
• Must have a valid California driver's license.
• The physical ability to do field survey work.