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Sr. Crew Chief - Construction Staking

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

McAdams is a full-service land planning, landscape architecture, civil engineering, transportation and geomatics firm located in North Carolina, Texas and Florida. We seek a partnership with our clients to create meaningful experiences through inspired design. Our employees are what makes McAdams different. We bring experiences to the forefront of everything we do and to do that takes special people.

Position Overview 
The Senior Crew Chief is responsible for the overall execution of daily assigned project tasks. This position supervises survey crew employees ensuring all work is completed efficiently and successfully, all while following established McAdams’s guidelines for field work delivery.

Key Responsibilities

  • Knowledgeable of the various disciplines of construction staking / surveying and accurately and effectively perform required tasks during a project
  • Follow company standards and guidelines for surveying and / or construction staking
  • Provide technical guidance to other Geomatics team members
  • Knowledgeable of the various disciplines of construction staking / surveying that are needed to accurately and effectively perform required tasks
  • Lead and coordinate the daily activities of multiple crews on large projects and ensure daily project goals are met
  • Possess the technical knowledge to identify and resolve issues promptly and effectively
  • Competence of the functions of CAD and Carlson Software; familiarity with the process and function of field to finish, construction staking computations, and traverse adjustments
  • Provide clear and concise direction to fellow crew members and ensure crew members perform daily tasks and interact with clients in a professional manner
  • Responsible for all assigned survey equipment. Ensure all equipment is properly maintained and cared for
  • Inform group manager when instrument calibrations are needed to ensure continual accuracy in work
  • Maintain assigned work vehicle. Ensure regular vehicle maintenance is being performed
  • Ensure work vehicle is kept clean, free of dents and dings so to maintain a positive company image
  • Mentor and train junior Geomatics team members and staff
  • Communicate respectfully with clients or project neighbors to insure a positive company image
  • Maintain good client relations to foster and perpetuate a long term relationship
  • Maintain a safe work environment for all crew members. Assist with executing JHA’s, participate with pre and post job briefs. Speak up when potential hazards or unsafe work conditions are identified 

Skills + Experience

  • High school diploma or GED    
  • Demonstrate core competencies of the Crew Chief II position
  • Minimum of 7 to 10 years of experience as a Crew Chief in a survey related field 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of field procedures and processes as relates to surveying and / or construction staking
  • Knowledge of TDS Software, Trimble Robotics, GPS equipment, Carlson Software, and Leica Robotics
  • Punctual and dependable 
  • Hardworking and detail-oriented 
  • Successful completion of a functional assessment 
  • Must have a valid driver’s license 
  • Successfully pass a motor vehicle records check, drug test, and functional assessment 

Work Environment + Physical Demands

  • The characteristics described below are representative of those encountered while performing the essential functions of this position. When properly requested and when feasible (without undue hardship to the company), reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions.
  • Work will primarily be outside with varying environmental conditions.
  • Work will involve long-term standing and frequent walking as well as include common hazards encountered while maneuvering through project sites. 
  • Must be able to carry, lift and push/pull up to 50 pounds frequently and up to 100 pounds occasionally.  
  • Must be able to stand up or walk between 8-12 hours a day. 
  • Weekend and overtime and/or overnight work and travel may be required. 

McAdams is an equal opportunity employer.  All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard for race, color, religion, gender (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran's status, or any other legally protected status.

If you need assistance with our online application system process, please contact the Human Resources Team at 919.361.5000 or hrteam@mcadamsco.com. 

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