At Westlake Consultants, surveying is not just another service – it’s central to our identity. We provide construction surveying for some of the most prominent, award-winning construction projects in the Portland metro area. If you have Project Surveyor or Project Manager experience with heavy construction projects, we'd like to hear from you!
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to contribute at a high level on a variety of interesting projects, within a culture that supports professional growth and work/life balance.
We believe that diverse teams produce successful project outcomes. We work to foster an atmosphere where every team member feels respected and appreciated, and has equal access to opportunity for professional growth. If you’re passionate about the survey profession and looking to grow professionally while making a positive difference in the community, we’d like to talk to you.
Typical Responsibilities include:
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Estimating and budgeting work-hours for survey projects, review monthly job cost report for invoicing and project management;
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Researching and developing work plans for survey projects;
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Monitor scope and recognize additional work when it occurs.
- Prepare change order requests as necessary.
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Coordinating survey crews to accomplish project goals.
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Managing, supervising, and training field and office staff for efficient completion of projects;
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Maintaining relationships with contractors, project managers, and superintendents.
The ideal candidate will offer:
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4-7 years' experience (minimum) in responsible charge for managing heaving construction projects (i.e. bridges, highways, high rise buildings, hospitals, shopping malls);
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Proficiency in performing calculations using construction plans and/or CAD design drawings;
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Proficiency in checking calculations and field data in CAD drawings;
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Experience preparing cost estimates, construction staking scopes, and proposals for bidding purposes;
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Proficiency with AutoCAD/Civil 3D;
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Ability to manage and coordinate survey technicians and field personnel work activities;
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Strong organizational skills;
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Strong communication, interpersonal, and writing skills;
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An LSIT is required; a current Oregon Professional Land Surveying License is preferred;
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A college degree is preferable but not required.
