Mid Level Field Surveyor Jobs
Mid level field surveyor jobs go to surveyors ready to own projects end to end, coordinate crews in the field, and deliver accurate data with minimal oversight. These roles are predominantly on-site, concentrated across {{top_industries_phrase}}, with employers like Brasfield & Gorrie hiring at this level now.
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- Establish exterior-interior grade and working lines for contractors or crafts
- Assist in the evaluation of potential dimensions and other field problems
- May supervise a Rodman and/or crew
- May oversee some subcontractor work activities, as assigned
- Perform other duties assigned by supervisor
- Must adhere to safety protocol, and work in a drug-free environment
- 5 years of experience as a Field Engineer or Survey Crew Chief is preferred
- Knowledge of general contract and subcontract documents, drawings, specifications, and surveying instruments
- Must be able to work at elevated heights, frequently lift materials weighing up to 70 lbs and work in outside all weather conditions
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints, operating and maintenance instructions, shop drawings, procedure manuals, and safety rules
- Experience with data collectors, electronic or robotic total stations, digital levels, tripod, prism, Carlson explorer, Carlson software, computers
- Ability to communicate well both verbally and in writing
- Higher math skills (algebra and trigonometry)
- Conduct field layouts and surveying activities
- Establish exterior-interior grade and working lines for contractors or crafts
- Assist in the evaluation of potential dimensions and other field problems
- May supervise a Rodman and/or crew
- May oversee some subcontractor work activities, as assigned
- Perform other duties assigned by supervisor
- Must adhere to safety protocol, and work in a drug-free environment
- 5 years of experience as a Field Engineer or Survey Crew Chief is preferred
- Knowledge of general contract and subcontract documents, drawings, specifications, and surveying instruments
- Must be able to work at elevated heights, frequently lift materials weighing up to 70 lbs and work in outside all weather conditions
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints, operating and maintenance instructions, shop drawings, procedure manuals, and safety rules
- Experience with data collectors, electronic or robotic total stations, digital levels, tripod, prism, Carlson explorer, Carlson software, computers
- Ability to communicate well both verbally and in writing
- Higher math skills (algebra and trigonometry)
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How do I get a mid level field surveyor job?
Position your experience around project ownership, not just task completion. Highlight the types of surveys you have led, the equipment you have operated independently, and any situations where your field judgment shaped a project outcome. Certifications such as an FSI or state licensure progress toward Licensed Surveyor status strengthen your application, and demonstrating familiarity with CAD or GIS software shows you can bridge field and office workflows.
Which companies hire mid level field surveyors?
Companies hiring mid level field surveyors right now include Brasfield & Gorrie, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring comes from engineering and consulting firms, construction contractors, and public utilities that need surveyors who can run field crews and manage data collection with limited supervision.
How do I move up to a mid level field surveyor role?
Moving from entry level to mid level means building a record of independent fieldwork across multiple survey types, whether boundary, topographic, or construction. Focus on taking full ownership of smaller projects, earning relevant certifications, and developing proficiency with survey instruments and software. Employers expect mid level candidates to have demonstrated they can make field decisions, interpret legal descriptions, and produce deliverables without constant direction.