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• Instrument Operator  Department : Operations  Reports To : Crew Chief  Location : Florida, FL  The Instrument Operator plays a crucial role in our surveying team, responsible for assisting the Crew Chief and surveying personnel in field survey operations.
• This role involves the operation and maintenance of surveying instruments, data collection, and ensuring the accuracy of survey data.
• The Instrument Operator contributes to the successful completion of survey projects.  Key Responsibilities  Field Survey Support  Assist the Crew Chief and crew members in setting up and operating surveying instruments, including total stations, GPS receivers, levels, and data collectors.  Maintain and calibrate survey equipment to ensure accurate operation measurements.  Comprehensive understanding of how to use all survey-related equipment.  Data Collection  Operate surveying instruments to collect field data, including measurements, angles, distances, and elevations.  Maintain a high level of accuracy in data collection and recording.  Safety and Compliance  Follow Landpoint and Client specific safety protocols and guidelines during field operations to ensure a safe working environment.  Comply with local, state, and federal regulations and surveying standards.  Equipment Maintenance  Assist in the maintenance, cleaning, and storage of survey vehicles, equipment, and tools.  Report any equipment issues or malfunctions to the Crew Chief.  Data Management  Transfer and organize field data into digital formats for further processing.  Collaborate with survey crew members in data quality control and error identification.  Team Collaboration  Work closely with the Crew Chief and crew members to efficiently complete survey tasks and meet project objectives.  Qualifications  High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or coursework in land surveying is a plus.  Previous experience as a Survey Instrument Operator, particularly in renewable energy, or in a related role is advantageous.  Familiarity with surveying instruments and data collection tools.  Basic understanding of surveying principles and procedures.  Strong attention to detail and the ability to maintain data accuracy.  Effective communication and teamwork skills.  A willingness to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.  Valid driver's license preferred and the ability to travel to different job sites.  The Instrument Operator works in the field, assisting the surveying team with data collection and instrument operation.

This role may involve outdoor work in various weather conditions and occasional travel to project sites.  Physical Requirements include but are not limited to the following :