$18.60-$26.46 Hourly / $3,224.00-$4,586.40 Monthly / $38,688.00-$55,036.80 Yearly
Performs beginning-level sub-professional work assisting in a limited variety of surveying functions to include setting up, leveling and marking survey rods/poles/tripods.
Levels a rod/tracking pole in a perpendicular position on a designated point in accordance with oral directions or hand signals to determine elevation and/or distance. Identifies measured and sighted points, benchmarks and monuments by painting or placing hubs, stakes and nails.
Clears brush and trees with an axe, bush hook or machete for the purpose of establishing line of sight. Enters manholes, sanitary and storm sewers, and ditches to take accurate measurements and elevations.
Operates total station or digital level for training and/or relief purposes.
Draws simple sketches.
Performs related work as required.
Some knowledge of: mathematics; work hazards and applicable safety precautions.
Ability to: perform basic mathematical calculations; prepare simple sketches and records; understand and follow oral and written instructions; establish and maintain effective working relationships with others; perform work requiring physical exertion; develop skill in the use and care of engineering tools and equipment related to the task to be performed.
Mobility— very frequent standing, walking, bending; occasional sitting, pushing, pulling, balancing, twisting, climbing, kneeling, squatting; Lifting/Carrying— frequently 40 pounds or less; Dexterity — frequent handling, reaching, grasping, and fingering; Hearing/Talking — frequent hearing and speaking normal speech and speaking loudly over equipment noise; occasional hearing/talking on a radio; Visual —frequent use of good overall vision, at normal or corrected to normal acuity; frequent use of depth perception and peripheral vision; occasional reading and close-up work; frequent use of computer monitor(s), attention to details, monitoring equipment, transcription/proofreading Environmental — frequent indoors, very frequent outdoors, exposure to varied weather conditions; Emotional/Psychological — frequent concentration and working independently; Special Requirements — working overtime, weekends, nights, holidays and/or emergency call-back; occasional travel.