Control Point Associates

Land Survey - Instrument Operator

Field - New York, NY - Full Time

Control Point Associates is seeking an Instrument Operator in our NYC office. Competitive pay, excellent benefits, an amazing team and endless opportunities for overtime are just a few reasons why you should apply today!! Business is booming and we’re looking for the best and brightest Instrument Operators in the industry to join our team in NYC!! Take the first step towards the rest of your life in a supportive environment that promotes hard work and dedication!

*You must be work authorized to work for any employer in the United States on a full-time basis without the need for employer sponsorship. Control Point Associates, Inc. does not provide sponsorship to employees.

Essential Functions:

  • Carefully and diligently perform all phases of field surveying including; Construction Stakeout, Topographical Surveys, Preliminary Boundary Analysis/Stake Out, and As-Built surveys while utilizing tools like Trimble/Leica/Spectre robotic total stations, data collectors, auto-levels, GPS RTK Units, wireless communications, 3D Laser Scanners, etc.
  • Conduct field calculations and sketches; downloading and checking data while being held accountable to accuracy of all survey documents.
  • Maintain and take care of all company equipment and vehicles and ensuring setup is in a secure environment with proper safety precautions in place.
  • Positively represent the brand while communicating professionally and regularly with customers on site.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

  • Entry level (1-3 years of experience) performing boundary, topographic, ALTA surveys, construction stakeout, etc.
  • Experience using robotic total stations (Trimble, Spectre, Leica), data collector, auto levels, GPS RTK Unit, and familiarity with AutoCAD a plus.
  • High School Diploma and strong math and computer skills.
  • The ability and desire to expand your skillsets and adapt to new technologies.
  • Ability to complete additional certificates, (OSHA (10, 30, 40, etc.), Hazwoper, TWIC, etc.)
  • Must possess a valid driver’s license.
  • Ability to work overtime as needed and travel with overnight stays if required.

Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and stand/walk for 8+ hours a day. Exposure to all weather conditions: hot, cold, wet, humid, or other conditions caused by weather. The Instrument Operator will work in the field with the survey crew.  Field work is often performed on busy streets or construction sites. Loud noise may be experienced at times.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

We offer a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, company paid life insurance, 401K with company match and generous paid time off. Company provided breakfast twice a week, lunch once a week, a holiday party that cannot be beat, and a visionary atmosphere with a familial and jovial culture.

If your skills and drive match exactly what we’re looking for, then apply to the Instrument Operator opening in NYC  today! We look forward to working with you!

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