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May 30, 2026

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Job Title: Surveyor Location: Remote, 100% Travel Company: Morris-Shea Bridge Company, Inc. About Us: At Morris-Shea Bridge Company Inc., accuracy, safety, and field coordination are critical to successful deep foundation projects. We are seeking a Surveyor who can provide precise layout, as-built documentation, field data, and survey support while working closely with project teams in a fast-paced construction environment. What You’ll Do: As the Surveyor, you will play a key role in providing accurate construction layout, field verification, and as-built information throughout deep foundation projects. Your primary responsibilities include: <ul> <li>Perform Construction Layout and Staking: Provide accurate construction layout and staking for deep foundation elements, including piles, shoring, foundations, and related project features in accordance with project drawings and specifications.</li> <li>Establish and Maintain Survey Control: Set up, verify, and maintain control networks, benchmarks, reference points, and survey data needed to support safe, accurate, and efficient field operations.</li> <li>Prepare As-Builts and Field Records: Collect, record, and maintain accurate as-built information, field measurements, survey notes, and daily data to support project documentation and reporting needs.</li> <li>Review Drawings and Project Data: Read and interpret construction drawings, plans, specifications, coordinate data, and layout information while identifying inconsistencies, conflicts, or missing information that may affect field work.</li> <li>Use Advanced Survey Equipment: Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot survey equipment such as robotic total stations, GPS systems, and related survey software or field technology used for construction layout and verification.</li> <li>Coordinate with Field and Office Teams: Work closely with superintendents, field crews, project management, and the Survey Manager to communicate layout needs, resolve field questions, and support quality control and schedule requirements.</li> </ul> Who You Are: <ul> <li>Experienced in Construction Surveying: You have at least two years of construction surveying experience, with strong preference for deep foundation, shoring, heavy civil, or similar field construction environments.</li> <li>Technically Skilled: You are comfortable using total stations, robotic instruments, GPS systems, survey software, and field data collection tools to perform accurate layout and verification work.</li> <li>Detail-Oriented and Accurate: You understand the importance of precision, documentation, tolerances, offsets, coordinate geometry, and state plane coordinate systems in construction layout and as-built work.</li> <li>Field-Minded Communicator: You communicate clearly with field crews, superintendents, project teams, and office personnel while staying organized in a fast-paced, changing construction environment.</li> </ul> What to expect: <ul> <li>Work Environment: This role is field-based and requires work on active construction sites, outdoors, and in varying weather conditions while supporting projects in different locations.</li> <li>Travel Requirements: This role is remote with 100% travel and requires the ability to travel to project sites as assigned based on business and project needs.</li> <li>Physical Requirements: You must be able to stand, walk, bend, carry survey equipment, work around active construction operations, and lift equipment as needed to perform field surveying duties.</li> <li>Tools and Systems: You will regularly work with survey equipment, GPS systems, robotic total stations, construction drawings, field data, and related documentation or reporting tools.</li> </ul> Why Join Us? <ul> <li>Meaningful Impact: This role directly supports the safety, quality, and accuracy of deep foundation projects by helping ensure field layout and as-built information are correct from start to finish.</li> <li>Field Partnership: You will work closely with superintendents, crews, project teams, and survey leadership while supporting the successful execution of complex construction work.</li> <li>Benefits: Amazing health benefits, vacation time, 401k, and more!</li> </ul> Ready to Build Your Future with Us? If you’re looking for a role where you can make a meaningful impact through accurate layout, field coordination, survey documentation, and construction support, we’d love to hear from you! Let’s construct a great future together!

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