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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.

Construction Surveyor