Role Overview & Specifications
Job Description
The client is in search of an ambitious and talented professional to serve as a survey team leader in a fast-paced environment in our growing Greenville, SC, office.
The Client is seeking a Survey Team Leader who will focus on the fundamentals of land surveying as well as the client's general standards. This role contributes to and supports the survey department in day-to-day office operations, such as preparing tree & topographical surveys, as-built surveys, boundary surveys, ALTA/NSPS land title surveys, deed and plat research, and performing field work as needed. As a survey team leader, you are encouraged to ask questions and seek mentorship, as well as mentor those whom you are leading.
About Us
Since the company's beginning in 1985, we've blended the disciplines of civil engineering and landscape architecture from concept to completion to create places of legacy and inspiration for our clients, community, and family. There is a big difference in how engineers and landscape architects visualize a project. We approach every plan from both points of view, working together to create a successfully integrated venture. In our world, that's a good thing. With the goal of being the best design firm in the region, the client leadership team continues to attract the brightest talent, each with unique expertise in one of the many facets of land design. The client has a diverse portfolio of a variety of scales in both the public and private sectors, including mixed-use commercial developments, urban and suburban multifamily, healthcare, office, high-end resort, and parks and recreation projects. With over 100+ employees and offices in Mount Pleasant, Greenville, Summerville, and Spartanburg, SC, as well as Charlotte, NC, Client inspires employees to stand behind its tagline of designing innovative spaces that enrich lives and leave a legacy for future generations. Company culture is at the core of who we are. We offer a mentorship program and other professional growth opportunities. In addition, company-sponsored events, such as golf tournaments, sports teams, and happy hours, along with philanthropic endeavors, provide opportunities throughout the year to lift morale and strengthen bonds between coworkers.
Minimum
Requirements
Education: Bachelor's Degree; South Carolina Professional Land Surveyor License (PLS) required
Experience: 10+ years of progressive
experience in land survey field operations and land survey office operations
Desired
Skills
North Carolina Professional Land Surveyor License (PLS)Drone pilot
experienceKnowledge of the outdoorsKnowledge of tree speciesValid SC Driver's LicenseCivil 3DTrimble Survey Equipment
Other
Skills/abilities
Excellent written, verbal, and graphic communication
skills.Strong organizational and project management
skills.Positive attitude and strong work ethicExcellent problem-solving and critical-thinking
skills.Excellent interpersonal
skills: ability to effectively interact with individuals at all levels.Ability to be both creative and analytical.Positive, solution-oriented attitudeDetail-oriented and accurateAbility to work alone and in a team environment.
Physical Demands
Lift up to 50 pounds.Walking long periods of timeUse hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch, orcrawl; talk or hear; and taste or smell.Sitting at a desk
Benefits
Flexible schedule (work-life Balance)10 company-paid holidays100% company-paid Dental, STD, LTD, and Term Life InsurancePaid cellular PlanPaid Time Off (PTO)Medical, Vision, Voluntary Term Life, Accidental, Critical Illness, Allstate Term to 100 Life Insurance, andNationwide Pet Insurance.401K with employer matchHealth Savings Account (HSA)/ Flexible Spending Account (FSA)Wellness Program
About W3global
W3global is an actively verified employer hiring talent across technology, engineering, and operations.
- Headquarters: United States / United Kingdom
- Company Size: 1,000+ employees
- Trust Rating: 95 / 100 (Official Registry Audited)
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