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Kiewit

Surveyor- Southwest District

Cascade, IdahoEngineeringPosted

Full-Time
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Department
Surveying Market: Transportation
Employment Type
Full Time

Requisition ID: 180220 Job Level: Mid Level Home District/Group: Southwest District

Position Overview

As a Surveyor at Kiewit, you will play an integral role in ensuring the success of large-scale civil infrastructure projects. With a strong focus on safety, precision, and efficiency, you will manage survey operations critical to the layout and control of construction activities. This hands-on role requires expertise in surveying technologies such as Trimble systems, GPS, and total stations, along with the ability to perform complex calculations for layout, volume, and material estimations.

You will be responsible for conducting site investigations, verifying boundaries, tracking project progress, and ensuring compliance with design specifications. The ideal candidate will have a background in construction surveying, with a strong understanding of FAA regulations and experience using CAD software. You must be adaptable, detail-oriented, and able to thrive in dynamic, fast-paced field environments.

A commitment to leadership, safety, and quality is essential to succeed in this role. District

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Kiewit Southwest District specializes in heavy civil, transportation and water projects. We operate primarily in Arizona, Idaho, Nevada and Utah. Southwest's projects include a wide range of infrastructure…

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