GNSS Field Engineer

Job Description

Job Description

GNSS Field Engineer

Job Description
Edgerton is a premier, earthmoving, and underground utility company. We seek out opportunities where our depth of experience and creativity can add value, beyond the earthmoving phase, to the entire project. With skilled employees, cutting edge technology, and a forward-thinking approach, we take pride in our work and consistently exceed expectations. Our employees and customers know that Edgerton is more than a company. We are a team of people with a shared culture. We value integrity, each other, and our customers. We communicate transparently with creative solutions.
The role of the Engineering Department is to support Pre-Construction and Field Operations. We are here to make other people more efficient and effective in their work. This position will be based on our project site in Verona, WI. The GNSS Field Engineer position provides that support by performing the following work:

Responsibilities
Become an expert in the use of Trimble survey instruments: GPS Rover (SCS900 & Siteworks), Robotic Total Station, Laser level.
Perform project surveys: Preconstruction topographic survey, post construction as built survey, quality control check survey, and interim construction surveys.

Asbuilt surveys are critical to the functioning of the project, anything that goes into the ground will need to be surveyed, whether installed by Edgerton or others.
When possible, calculate quantities in field for your project supervisor using the COGO functionality within the data collector.

Perform project layout: staking for erosion control, staking for clearing limits, staking for planning purposes, staking and hubbing for utilities, set grade stakes for non-gps equipment, curb and gutter hubbing, etc...

Place stakes in a clear and neat fashion: clear handwriting, plumb stakes, even spacing.

Support project supervisors in any way you can to help them better manage the crews.
Be a team player; assist other trades with topo and layout as requested and as you have time/ability.
Assist project Lead Surveyor with the task of flying the drone (Matrice 300), setting, and maintaining ground targets for aerial flights.
Become generally familiar with the GPS machine control systems (GCS900 and Earthworks) to be able to provide first level support to operators.
While orientation to our approach will be provided and we will continue to share what we learn, you will be expected to independently educate yourself on the capabilities and application of our software and equipment. Do not wait to be taught. Do not wait for directions. Take ownership.
We expect you to become an expert user of Siteworks, SCS900, Laser levels, Robotic Total Stations, and aerial drone survey instruments.
In addition to your focus on survey software and tools, look for opportunities to learn and implement new technologies into our processes.
Edgerton steadily invests to stay on or near the cutting edge of technology. Staying on top of developments requires input from everyone. Monitor publications for announcements or description of new software, hardware and methods that might improve Safety, Quality or Efficiency at Edgerton.

Personal Requirements
Calm focus on detail
Motivated by pride in quality work
Motivated by solving problems for others
Clear and concise verbal and written communication skills

Experience Requirements
0 to 1 years of experience, preferred
General Survey experience, bonus
Trimble SCS900/Siteworks, bonus
Trimble Business Center experience, bonus
Civil 3D experience, bonus

Education Requirements
We have openings for individuals with the following education

Bachelor's degree in engineering or construction management
Associate degree in 'civil engineering technician' or 'survey technician'

Compensation
Salary and benefits are competitive with the industry and based on candidate experience and qualifications.

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