DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION

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4979 - ENGINEERING SURVEYS
1001 N. Black Highway Rd
Phoenix, AZ  85009

Salary:  $52,500.03

Grade: 20

Closing Date: June 29, 2026

Under the direction of the Transportation Engineering Chief Surveyor, provides specialized surveying services in highway design and construction. Provides critical field survey services in support of design and construction projects for the Department. Additional responsibilities include, but are not limited to: design level terrain survey and modeling, collecting survey data for control, section corners, right-of-way markers, structures and edge of pavement, construction staking and as-built/record survey services, plan review, field review meetings, and more. This position participates and works within a survey crew team. Some out of town travel with overnight stays may be required for this position.

Provide field construction survey staking and support services in accordance with industry and Department standards. Responsibilities include: review of construction plans including details specific to the arena of assignment such as - right of way, placement of structures, earthwork quantities, benchmark and alignment control, signing, striping, and traffic engineering features.

Provide field design level survey and terrain modeling. Responsibilities include: surveying field topographic, utility, right-of-way, structures, alignments, control, signing, striping and traffic engineering features in support of roadway design efforts.

Communication, documentation and coordination with design and construction personnel. Participates in project meetings and field reviews; makes recommendations to ensure plans and construction are in compliance with the design intent and established standards, assists in addressing and evaluating design alternatives, analyzes survey data and summarizes findings and recommendations. Provides technical instruction and assistance to project personnel; monitors project progress and evaluates work assignments and completeness.

KNOWLEDGE OF:

• Principles and practices of civil engineering, geodetic and/or land surveying as applied to the development, design and construction of transportation systems.
• Uses and capable of a wide variety of survey equipment for collecting and processing field data.
• Computational and adjustment factors applied in the review and analysts of engineering and/or field surveying data related to area of assignment.
• Federal and State statutes and agency standards, policies, procedures applicable to the area of assignment.
• Public, agency and personal safety standards, policies, and procedures.
• First aid techniques.
• Principles and practices of work leadership and management.

SKILL IN:

• Analyzing, processing and evaluating a wide variety of engineering and survey data. *Operating a wide variety of technical surveying equipment. This includes setting up, operating, calibrating, checking, and verifying performance and data.
• Organization and prioritization of tasks and assignments.
• Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Chats, Meets).

ABILITY TO:

• Work well individually and as a member of team.
• Research, read and interpret technical engineering plans and documents such as survey data, highway plans, and computer printouts.
• Interpret technical data from maps, plans, and aerial photographs.
• Write and maintain detailed field notes, apply practices of work leadership and management.
• Communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing with survey team, construction and design personnel.
• Analyze and evaluate a wide variety of engineering and/or survey related data.
• Safely operate a full size pick-up tr