Construction Surveyor

About Morgan Construction and Environmental Ltd.

Morgan Construction is a prominent heavy civil contractor operating across Canada, dedicated to delivering exceptional work quality, safety, and client trust. Our team is expert-driven and passionate about shaping the earth through major civil projects. We prioritize not only successful projects but also sustainable careers and growth for our employees.

Why Join Us?

• Competitive wages that recognize your hard work within the industry.
• Enrollment in a comprehensive benefits package featuring hour bank provisions plus extended health, dental, and life insurance options.
• Continuous employment throughout the year paired with ample opportunities for professional development and specialized training.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct daily field staking aligned with project designs.
• Measure and calculate material quantities accurately.
• Communicate survey layout details promptly and clearly to relevant stakeholders.
• Diagnose and resolve issues related to survey layout and machine control data onsite, ensuring data accuracy and currency.
• Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair all survey equipment as needed.
• Collaborate effectively with Design Engineers to clarify project specifications.

Qualifications and Requirements

• At least 2 years of substantial GPS construction layout experience using equipment such as Trimble or Topcon.
• Post-secondary education in surveying from a recognized technical institution is advantageous; a high school diploma is mandatory.
• Demonstrated ability to build and maintain cooperative relationships, fostering a positive team environment.
• Residence in Alberta is preferred, with project sites across Canada and a concentration in the Wood Buffalo area of Northern Alberta.
• Preparedness to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
• Passing pre-employment alcohol, drug, and fitness assessments is required.
• Possession of a valid Class 5 Driver's License.
• Current certifications (or willingness to obtain) including CSTS09/OSSA Regional, BSO or CSO, Intermediate First Aid, H2S Alive, Bear Awareness training.
• Provision of personal CSA-approved safety boots, at least 6 inches high and fully laceable.

Working Conditions

• Exposure to outdoor elements and varying weather such as rain, sun, and snow.
• Work environments with noise and vibration levels requiring adaptation.
• Capability to work up to 12-hour shifts, both day and night.
• Flexibility for rotational work schedules, including placements in remote areas, with accommodations provided.