Connexa Group is a professional geomatics firm that believes that the most valuable assets an organization has are its people. Our team members are dynamic, energetic, opportunistic and creative, but most importantly, they are the company. We lead the industry by adopting technologies and finding creative solutions that improve efficiency and allow for a flexible work environment. Whether your career with Connexa is in the field or in the office, you will find that we are adaptive to the ever-changing workplace. Currently, we have an opportunity for a
Survey Crew Chief Fly In & Out – Fort McMurray
who, ideally, has experience in both Construction and Oilfield Survey sectors and has a desire to grow and learn with an innovative, forward-thinking company.
The Work:
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Oilfield surveys including but not limited to wellsites, OSE programs, line locating, and pipelines
- Construction surveys including but not limited to facilities, layout, piles and pile caps, and civil works
- Willing and able to complete shift work lasting up to 21 days
- Work is outdoors in all seasons and weather conditions
- Follow safety protocol
- Provide guidance and mentorship to survey assistants
- Prepare clear, concise and accurate field notes, records and calculations
What you bring to the table:
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Strong focus on relationships, both internal and external to Connexa
- Desire for excellence in all that you do
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- The ability to liaise with clients
- Creativity
- A degree/diploma in Geomatics
- Experience leading a survey crew
- Experience performing legal surveys in the Alberta Township System
- Experience working on both industrial construction sites and remote bush conditions
- Experience with drones is an asset
If you feel that this is the right challenge for you, and you meet these qualifications, please respond by sending your resume and cover letter in Word or .pdf format to this ad.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
