Job Description

Subsidiary: Colas Canada Inc.

Mission

The Survey Crew Chief is a working role, wherein the individual will direct and plan the work of other team members while completing their own daily tasks, providing guidance and troubleshooting as necessary.

Profile

3 years\' experience as crew chief and 8 years\' experience in surveys.

• Experience and knowledge of operating robotic Total Stations and Windows-based data collectors, GNSS technology and other data collection technologies.
• Minimum 2 years\' construction surveying experience.
• Experience and knowledge operating GPS equipment.
• Experience using MS Office software; AutoCAD Civil 3D experience an asset.
• Completion of 2-year minimum college program in geomatics technology or equivalent combination of relevant work experience.
• Must be proficient in setting up, operating and troubleshooting conventional and GPS survey equipment.
• Must be comfortable with static control surveys, high-precision layout work and 1st order leveling techniques, or wiling to learn.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail and follow up.
• Excellent problem-solving skills.
• Unwavering commitment to environmental health and safety in the workplace.
• Willing to mentor and train other colleagues.
• Willingness to work in either field or office settings in any type of Alberta weather and able to complete field reports in a timely and accurate manner.
• Valid Class 5 driver\'s license, preferably with a clean abstract.
• Valid applicable safety tickets (Confined Space, Fall Protection, Aerial Lift) an asset. Training can be provided.
• Complete accountability and oversight for field survey work as assigned.
• Complete site communication accountability.
• Full accountability and ability to support, direct and assess Location Management and Survey Standards.
• Equipment maintenance, control, repair and inventory accountability.
• Completion, interpretation of, and execution of, Project Manager field direction.
• Data collection and field measurement downloading and accuracy.
• Advanced calculation skills and angle/ distance measurement.
• Ensures the completion of Field Hazard documentation and assessment.
• Responsible for their own safe conduct within the field and for identifying and rectifying any hazard and/ or unsafe working situation.
• Municipal engineering and land development projects an asset.
• Familiarity with sewer, water main, dirt survey, earthworks and road construction materials, methods and processes.
• Ability to interpret construction drawings and specifications.
• Must be able to transport and carry up to 50 lbs. of field gear and able to negotiate terrain on in-progress build sites.
• May be asked to work afternoons and weekends on a rotational basis.
• Sound judgment and able to make good decisions on your feet.

ABOUT COLAS
Colas is a Canadian leader in transportation infrastructure - materials, construction, and maintenance. From roads to rail, airports to ports, we build some of the most important projects that connect our communities.

Backed by our network of Colas companies across Canada and the Colas Group worldwide, Colas offers a wide range of innovative and sustainable solutions for the construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure.

Join the largest transportation infrastructure group in the world and help connect Canada.

DIVERSITY IS IMPORTANT TO US
At Colas, we believe our workforce should reflect the diversity of the communities we connect. By living our core values of Caring, Sharing, and Daring, we welcome all those who help create the links that bring us together. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of age, ethnicity, national origin, religious beliefs, disability, marital or family status, gender, gender identity or expression.

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