Surveyor

Position:
Surveyor

Location:

Haskell, TX

Reports To:

Survey Manager

Employment Type:

Full-Time

The Surveyor is responsible for providing accurate field surveying, layout, and quality-control support for structural steel erection. This position establishes and verifies building control lines, column and anchor rod locations, elevations, alignment, plumbness, and as-built conditions. The Surveyor works closely with the Superintendent and project team to support accurate steel installation, resolve field issues, and maintain project schedules and quality standards.

• Operate surveying equipment to accurately collect, verify, and document field data.
• Establish and verify building control lines, column locations, anchor rod locations, and elevations.
• Provide layout and alignment support for structural steel installation, including center points, bolts, and anchor rods.
• Perform anchor rod location, projection, and plumbness surveys.
• Conduct quality-control surveys to verify building plumbness, alignment, and squareness.
• Prepare and provide as-built drawings and survey documentation as required.
• Assist with the layout and installation of miscellaneous steel, including monumental stairs, shaft steel, and other structural components.
• Assist with overhead crane girder installation and perform surveys of installed girders.
• Coordinate surveying activities with the Superintendent to support the construction schedule.
• Work with project teams to identify and troubleshoot layout, alignment, and installation issues.
• Coordinate with other trades when their work may affect structural steel placement and accuracy.
• Communicate survey findings and field conditions clearly with project and field teams.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• 3+ years of experience in structural steel erection preferred.
• AutoCAD experience required.
• Working knowledge of AISC requirements for building orientation, alignment, and structural steel installation.
• Experience using data collectors, electronic or robotic total stations,
• Proficient with Trimble and Leica robotic total stations (setup, back sighting, and control verification)
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, structural and shop drawings, specifications, procedures, and safety requirements.
• Strong understanding of surveying principles, construction layout, elevations, alignment, and building geometry.
• Ability to work safely at heights, including from aerial lifts and elevated steel floors.
• OSHA 10 or 30 certification required
• Proficient with computers and survey-related software.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively with Superintendents, project teams, and field personnel.

• Active commercial and industrial construction job sites.
• Exposure to heights, outdoor weather conditions, heavy machinery, and physically demanding work environments.
• Travel to multiple project locations may be required.
• Overtime and weekend work may be necessary based on project schedules.

• Competitive Compensation
• Company-Paid Employee Medical Coverage
• Dental & Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• 401(k) Retirement Plan

PBI is an equal opportunity employer.