Field Survey Engineer

Centillion - an Osmose Company

The Field Survey Engineer is a field-based role supporting Fiber (FTTH) and telecom/utility projects through accurate data collection, equipment operation, and site documentation. This position plays a key role in ensuring quality field data to support engineering and development teams.

Primary Functions:

• Conduct field data collection using electronic devices, image-capturing software, sketches, and detailed notes
• Verify field data for completeness and accuracy
• Operate company vehicles equipped with LiDAR systems
• Capture utility pole data, photographs, and site conditions
• Use Google Earth (.KMZ) files for navigation and project referencing
• Set up and operate survey equipment including total stations, GPS/Trimble units, data collectors, levels, and terrestrial LiDAR systems
• Maintain survey equipment, electronics, and field tools
• Work both independently and with survey crews under direction of the Lead Surveyor

Work Environment:

• Outdoor field work in varying weather conditions
• Frequent travel across the U.S.
• Physically active role requiring walking 3–5 miles daily on uneven terrain

Compensation Structure

• Employment Type: Full-time
• Pay Rate: $25.00 – $30.00 per hour (based on experience)
• Benefits Include:
  • 401(k)
  • Health insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Paid Time Off (PTO)

(Overtime eligibility and travel-related reimbursements can be confirmed per project assignment.)

Training Overview

New hires will receive structured training to ensure safe and effective field performance.

Training includes:

• Orientation on company safety standards and field protocols
• Hands-on training in:
  • Electronic data collection tools
  • Utility pole measurement techniques
  • Image documentation standards
• Introduction to survey equipment operation (Total Stations, GPS/Trimble, Levels)
• Practical exposure to terrestrial LiDAR systems
• Vehicle and equipment handling procedures
• Data quality and documentation standards

Training is conducted through a combination of classroom instruction, shadowing experienced field staff, and supervised field assignments until proficiency is demonstrated.

Osmose is an Equal Opportunity employer. EOE M/F/Disabled/Vet