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Surveyor — Construction Layout Technician
Atlanta, GA
Immediate openings for construction surveyors and layout technicians on two large power plant projects near Atlanta, GA. These are heavy industrial sites with an emphasis on anchor bolt layout and precise structural staking. Work is field-based and requires steady, experienced layout talent. This is a targeted search for hands-on layout professionals. You'll be setting control, performing anchor bolt stakeout, checking elevations, reading civil and technical drawings, and coordinating with trades on site. Ideal candidates have proven anchor bolt and industrial layout experience and are comfortable working in a demanding construction environment.
Full time
Surveyor / Layout Technician
Austin, TX
Work on commercial and civil construction sites in and around Austin as a Layout Technician. You’ll set control, run layout from plans, operate Trimble/Leica instruments, collect field data, and document as-built conditions to keep projects accurate and on schedule. This role is hands-on and outdoors. You’ll collaborate with foremen, labor crews, and project teams, follow site safety rules, and use AutoCAD/Civil 3D and data collectors for daily layout and reporting. The right candidate is detail-oriented, comfortable with physical work, and committed to learning surveying technology and best practices.
Full time
Surveyor — Party Chief & Helper
Mobile, AL
Join a survey crew working on the I-10 Mobile River Bridge project in Mobile, AL. We need local craft workers for both Survey Helper and Survey Party Chief roles. Work is outdoors on a large infrastructure project, with hands-on field surveying using GPS/rover equipment. Candidates should be ready for physical, team-based work: setting up instruments, collecting accurate field data, and following site safety procedures. Local applicants are preferred to minimize travel and keep crews consistent.
Full time
Surveyor Foreman — Working Lead
Nationwide
We’re hiring a hands-on surveyor foreman to lead field surveying on construction projects across the country. This is a working lead role — you’ll run crews in the field, perform layouts and checks yourself, and keep survey data accurate and ready for project teams. Expect day-to-day travel between project sites, long hours outdoors, and direct coordination with project management and site crews. You’ll be the point person for site control, layout, and verifying grades and alignments to keep projects moving right the first time.