duties and responsibilities:

• locate in the field: in the field, locate rights of way, topographic features, property lines, corners and boundaries. coordinate region control surveys.

• document management system: search for, analyze, and arrange to obtain historical survey records and maps and develop methodologies to incorporate these records into a document management system.

• permit for survey corner destruction: approve and issue permits for the temporary removal or destruction of survey corners

• field survey maps: draft, check, file and distribute maps prepared that depict the results of the field surveys.

• coordinate critical projects: coordinate unusually critical or plex projects, which usually involve the use of electronic measuring instruments and a large party.

• compute plot survey data: participate in putation and plotting of survey data.

• survey contracts: develop procedures and specifications for statewide survey contracts and agreements; administer and approve contract surveys.

• approve plots sites: approve all right of way plots and electronic munication sites submitted to or created by the department for correct technical data and proper form. experience and qualifications:

• bachelor's degree and or diploma in civil engineering from an accredited university to the approval of the engineer.

• minimum 10 years of a demonstrable overall experience with a minimum of 5 years in all aspects of setting out and surveying of similar construction projects;

• must be proficient with the latest surveying instrumentation and techniques as appropriate to deep underground structures projects.

• must be capable of working collaboratively with the contractor's staff to share information, provide constructive challenge and ensure the highest level of tunnel and shaft alignment.

• proactive acumen and ability to manage multiple work areas on site are essential