Land Surveyor in Training

Job Summary

The Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT) supports professional land surveying projects through a combination of field surveying, survey computations, data processing, drafting, research, and project coordination.

The successful candidate may have already passed the Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) examination or must be willing to work toward passing the FS examination and ultimately obtaining Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) licensure in Alaska.

The position requires a developing understanding of surveying principles and the ability to apply those principles to boundary, topographic, construction, and as-built surveys under the responsible charge of a Professional Land Surveyor (PLS).

This position requires a combination of office and field survey work.

The employee must be capable and willing to travel to remote and urban project locations and spend extended periods in the field performing survey work as project needs require.

Work elements further define the expectations associated with this role.

The employee is expected to progressively assume greater responsibility for survey calculations, field and office assignments, project coordination, and preparation of survey deliverables while developing the knowledge and experience necessary to progress toward Professional Land Surveyor (PLS) licensure.

Bristol Alliance of Companies (Bristol) is committed to building lasting relationships that reflect our hard work, ingenuity, and dedication to safety.

Every employee has an impact on our success, which benefits the Native Culture, land, and people of the Bristol Bay region.

Our values: People, Communities, Reputation, Teamwork, Trust, and Truth.

Essential Functions

• Assist with planning and execution of survey projects, including boundary, topographic, construction, and as-built surveys.

• Perform field surveying independently or as part of a survey crew and provide field leadership when assigned.

• Travel to project sites throughout Alaska and other locations as required, including assignments requiring overnight stays and extended periods away from the normal duty station.

• Work independently or as part of a survey crew in remote locations and varying weather and terrain conditions.

• Operate and maintain survey equipment such as GNSS/GPS receivers, robotic total stations, levels, and data collectors.

• Perform survey computations, data reduction, coordinate geometry, adjustments, and quality-control checks.

• Interpret engineering plans, construction drawings, plats, records of survey, legal descriptions, deeds, and other property records.

• Process field data and prepare survey drawings, exhibits, maps, plats, and other deliverables using AutoCAD Civil 3D and survey software.

• Research survey records, property information, rights-of-way, easements, and other information needed to support boundary and design surveys.

• Coordinate with Professional Land Surveyors, project managers, engineers, constru...