7 survey assistant jobs at 5 companies in Hamden, CT
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Survey Assistant
Glastonbury or Connecticut
$69k-$89k/yrFieldFull Time
Benesch: Provides civil engineering, structural design, and infrastructure planning services.
0+ YOEHigh school diploma or GED required; associate degree in surveying or related program preferred. Requires 0–2 years of surveying experience and field data collection skills.
Land Surveyor Trainee/Assistant Land Surveyor NY HELPS - Region 10
Hauppauge, New York, United States
$66k-$108k/yrOnsiteFull Time
New York State Education Department: State agency overseeing education and professional licensing in New York
Bachelor's degree in surveying or surveying technology, or eligibility for the Fundamentals of Surveying exam. Assistant level requires passing the FS exam or completing 52 weeks as a trainee and passing the exam.
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets: Promoting and regulating New York's agricultural and food industries.
Thirty college credits required; duties include visual plant pest surveys, sample collection, trap deployment, data entry, mapping, and outdoor fieldwork; valid NY driver’s license and vehicle access required.
Wesleyan University: Private liberal arts university providing undergraduate and graduate education.
Ph.D. in history (or closely related field) in hand by appointment, ability to teach surveys of premodern and modern Japan, conduct research, advise students, and teach a 2-2 on-campus load.
City of Norwalk: Provides municipal governance and public services to Norwalk residents.
2+ YOEBachelor's in Civil Engineering or Land Surveying, two years civil engineering experience, EIT/PE or land surveyor certification within two years, motor vehicle operator ability, ability to lift 25-50 lbs, inspect and design public works.
HC&N Healthcare Solutions: Manages and operates skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities.
3+ YOEActive RN license in state, leadership/education experience in SNF/LTC, 3+ years preferred, knowledge of CMS and survey processes, clinical education, quality improvement, and data analysis skills.
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets: Promoting and regulating New York's agricultural and food industries.
Thirty college credits required; valid New York driver’s license and access to a vehicle required; duties include visual plant surveys, sample collection, trap deployment, mapping, data entry, and field work in all weather.