Project Surveyor

Levels: Assistant Survey PM, Associate Survey PM, or Principal Survey PM | Land Survey If you are looking for a place to grow your career and make a difference – RICK is the place for you! As a Project Surveyor in Tucson, Arizona you will have an opportunity to work with a multi-disciplinary team on meaningful, landmark projects. As a RICK team member, you will help clients and communities turn their dreams into reality. You will learn from and work alongside industry-leading experts, and together shape the future of tomorrow. At RICK you will find an abundance of opportunities for mentorship, growth, and (of course) fun! Grow your career and make a difference with RICK by visiting www.rickengineering.com This posting covers three career levels—Assistant Survey PM, Associate Survey PM, and Principal Survey PM—and may be filled at the level that best matches the selected candidate’s licensure, experience, leadership capability, and demonstrated project scope. In this role, you will help deliver accurate, high-quality land survey work; coordinate with clients, agencies, consultants, and internal teams; and contribute to project performance, client satisfaction, and the continued growth of the land survey practice. How level is determined: Final title and level will be based on the candidate’s credentials, relevant experience, ability to exercise independent judgment, supervisory scope, client responsibility, and business-development contribution. What You’ll Do Manage or support land survey projects from start-up through completion, including research, survey limits, field/office coordination, jurisdictional processing, deliverables, and construction support. Coordinate project activity with clients, governmental agencies, design teams, field crews, analysts, drafters, consultants, and other internal departments. Help keep projects on schedule and within budget through planning, problem-solving, contract administration, billing support, account management, and timely communication. Prepare or support proposals, scopes, budgets, contracts, schedules, and billing documentation in accordance with corporate guidelines. Maintain quality and cost control by following scopes of work, project checklists, CAD standards, the Quality Control Manual, and established corporate standards. Apply land surveying principles and CAD tools to topographic surveys, surfaces and contours, boundary and right-of-way analysis, plats and maps, Records and Results of Survey, utilities, easements, and coordinate geometry calculations. Lead, mentor, train, and coordinate survey staff at a level appropriate to the position; contribute to staffing, performance feedback, and team development. Build constructive relationships and communicate effectively with clients, public agencies, subcontractors, consultants, and coworkers. Career Levels Candidates may be considered for one of the following levels: Level Typical Scope Credentials &…