Field Engineer (Total Station Operator)

Description

Helix Electric, Inc. is considered to be one of the most successful open-shop electrical contracting companies in the nation. Helix Electric has expertise with projects in virtually every field of electrical construction - design / build services, industrial, residential and commercial developments as well as government, institutional, communications and utilities projects. Helix Electric possesses world-class technical experts who maintain vital, long-term relationships and a high level of credibility with the general contractors, utility and power user customers we serve. We have a strong reputation and extensive network of customer relationships and have consistently provided new, cutting-edge product innovations.

Our Field Engineer provides direct detailed survey and layout support to project teams to efficiently, successfully, and profitably complete assigned construction projects.

DUTIES & SCOPE :

• Field data collection, verifying horizontal and vertical controls.
• Work daily managing and surveying, sometimes with a small survey crew. Work cohesively with our BIM Department to verify / manage data, loading data into Layout Tools.
• Manage individual building schedules as it relates to concrete pour schedules and survey operations.
• The bulk of the survey work will be shooting points for electrical boxes / sleeves / etc. on slab on deck applications. Some survey will be required for slab on grade and site / parking lot electrical installations.

QUALIFICATIONS :

The starting annual base pay for this role is between USD 60,000 and 130,000. The actual base is dependent upon many factors, such as : training, transferable skills, work experience, business needs and market demands. The base pay range is subject to change and may be modified in the future. The role may also be eligible for bonus and benefits.

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