Job Details: Level: Experienced, Job Location: Tulsa - Tulsa, OK, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Survey Field TechnicianLaunch Your Career in Surveying The Survey Field Technician supports the crew chief in completing boundary, ALTA/NSPS, topographic, control, and construction surveys. This is a hands-on field position involving survey equipment, accurate measurements, clear notes, and careful attention to safety. The technician works under the direction of a crew chief and Professional Land Surveyor, with opportunities to take on more responsibility as skills develop. What You’ll Do Assist with daily field assignments and understand the work planned before leaving for a site. Set up and operate GNSS equipment, robotic total stations, levels, data collectors, and other survey tools according to experience and direction. Locate and document monuments, improvements, utilities, terrain features, and other items required for the survey. Keep accurate notes, sketches, photographs, and point descriptions so the office team can understand the field work. Perform routine measurement and data checks; tell the crew chief about discrepancies, damaged monuments, unsafe conditions, or information that appears to be missing. Help transfer and organize field data and, when qualified, assist with basic office or CAD tasks. Charge, clean, inventory, and care for equipment; help keep the crew vehicle ready for field work. Follow company safety procedures and site-specific requirements, including those for traffic and construction sites. Qualifications: Education and Credentials High school diploma or equivalent. Survey coursework or an associate degree is helpful but not required. Experience Survey field experience is preferred, particularly experience operating a total station, GNSS equipment, or a data collector. Two or more years is preferred for someone expected to contribute immediately. Candidates with less experience and strong relevant skills will also be considered. Required Skills and Abilities Ability to follow field instructions, record measurements carefully, and ask questions when information does not agree. Ability to read basic maps, plats, and construction plans, or to learn with training. Dependability, attention to detail, and the ability to work well with a crew. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and terrain, walk and stand for extended periods, and carry survey equipment and supplies. Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to project sites; some assignments may require overnight travel. Ready to Apply? If you enjoy working outdoors, take pride in your work, and want to build a career in land surveying, we’d like to hear from you.