Apex Engineering Group, Inc.
Survey Technician – Apex Engineering Group, Inc.
Location: Minot, ND. Join our team and help establish and expand Apex Engineering Group’s surveying services in the region. The Survey Technician reports to a Survey Crew Chief and performs topographic, boundary and construction surveys on civil engineering projects, including highways and urban roadway projects. The role may involve assisting design teams with CADD applications such as AutoCAD or Microstation when survey workloads fluctuate.
Typical Tasks and Duties
Work with a Survey Crew Chief or Land Surveyor while performing land surveying services for construction, topographic, right‑of‑way and control survey projects.
Gather field survey data using conventional surveying and GPS methods.
Prepare accurate field notes, drawings and record changes in conditions while in the field.
Assist with construction observation duties on civil engineering projects.
Learn and follow surveying methods and standards required by state and public agencies.
Participate in pre‑survey planning meetings with project managers and engineers, providing updates and progress throughout all phases of projects.
Possibly advance to a Land Surveyor or Crew Chief position, becoming responsible for other survey personnel and reporting to project managers.
Exercise initiative to think independently and make rational judgment calls.
Communicate effectively with contractors, engineering staff and project owner representatives in the field.
Follow company employee handbook and mandated safety policies.
Perform responsibilities conscientiously, legally and ethically with strong attention to detail.
Work independently and in a team environment.
Travel out of town and accommodate overtime, especially during the construction season.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualification Requirements
High School diploma or equivalent is required.
2‑year Associate’s Degree in Engineering Technology or Land Surveying is highly desirable (experience may be acceptable in lieu of a degree).
2 or more years of topographic and highway/roadway construction staking experience preferred.
Familiar with operating GPS, robotic and total station survey equipment.
Familiar with survey data collection and construction survey methods.
Experience with CADD programs such as AutoCAD/Civil‑3D or Microstation/GeoPak software is a plus.
Perform simple surveying calculations using an engineering calculator, laptop computer, and coordinate geometry software.
Knowledge of Microsoft Windows/Office products (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) required.
Willingness to interact with people and work in team environments.
Detail‑oriented, self‑motivated with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
Valid driver’s license required or ability to obtain one.
Physical Requirements
Operate a computer under normal ergonomic office conditions.
Work outdoors, including construction sites and proximity to traffic, noise and dust.
Prolonged standing and walking to perform typical surveying tasks.
Clear vegetation, dig holes, shovel snow, and pound stakes with hand tools as needed.
Work scheduled and required hours in the office or onsite for projects.
Lift equipment or objects weighing 50–75 pounds.
Meet all essential duties and responsibilities.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals to perform essential tasks.
Benefits
Performance‑based bonuses
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance
401(k) plan with employer match and profit‑sharing contribution
Paid parental leave
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
Paid time off
Short‑ and long‑term disability coverage
Employee wellness program
Hourly Base Pay Range $26 – $30 (Actual base pay depends on experience, education, licensure, job location, and internal equity.)
EOE/AA Please email lisa.markert@apexenggroup.com with any questions.
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Typical Tasks and Duties
Work with a Survey Crew Chief or Land Surveyor while performing land surveying services for construction, topographic, right‑of‑way and control survey projects.
Gather field survey data using conventional surveying and GPS methods.
Prepare accurate field notes, drawings and record changes in conditions while in the field.
Assist with construction observation duties on civil engineering projects.
Learn and follow surveying methods and standards required by state and public agencies.
Participate in pre‑survey planning meetings with project managers and engineers, providing updates and progress throughout all phases of projects.
Possibly advance to a Land Surveyor or Crew Chief position, becoming responsible for other survey personnel and reporting to project managers.
Exercise initiative to think independently and make rational judgment calls.
Communicate effectively with contractors, engineering staff and project owner representatives in the field.
Follow company employee handbook and mandated safety policies.
Perform responsibilities conscientiously, legally and ethically with strong attention to detail.
Work independently and in a team environment.
Travel out of town and accommodate overtime, especially during the construction season.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualification Requirements
High School diploma or equivalent is required.
2‑year Associate’s Degree in Engineering Technology or Land Surveying is highly desirable (experience may be acceptable in lieu of a degree).
2 or more years of topographic and highway/roadway construction staking experience preferred.
Familiar with operating GPS, robotic and total station survey equipment.
Familiar with survey data collection and construction survey methods.
Experience with CADD programs such as AutoCAD/Civil‑3D or Microstation/GeoPak software is a plus.
Perform simple surveying calculations using an engineering calculator, laptop computer, and coordinate geometry software.
Knowledge of Microsoft Windows/Office products (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) required.
Willingness to interact with people and work in team environments.
Detail‑oriented, self‑motivated with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
Valid driver’s license required or ability to obtain one.
Physical Requirements
Operate a computer under normal ergonomic office conditions.
Work outdoors, including construction sites and proximity to traffic, noise and dust.
Prolonged standing and walking to perform typical surveying tasks.
Clear vegetation, dig holes, shovel snow, and pound stakes with hand tools as needed.
Work scheduled and required hours in the office or onsite for projects.
Lift equipment or objects weighing 50–75 pounds.
Meet all essential duties and responsibilities.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals to perform essential tasks.
Benefits
Performance‑based bonuses
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance
401(k) plan with employer match and profit‑sharing contribution
Paid parental leave
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
Paid time off
Short‑ and long‑term disability coverage
Employee wellness program
Hourly Base Pay Range $26 – $30 (Actual base pay depends on experience, education, licensure, job location, and internal equity.)
EOE/AA Please email lisa.markert@apexenggroup.com with any questions.
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