6 survey assistant jobs at 4 companies in Meriden, CT
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Survey Assistant
Glastonbury or Connecticut
$69k-$89k/yrFieldFull Time
Benesch: National engineering and professional services firm providing planning, design, and infrastructure solutions for communities.
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.
Brookhaven National Laboratory: U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory conducting basic and applied research for science, energy, national security, and the environment.
7+ YOEBachelor's degree or equivalent experience, 7+ years related administrative experience, complex activity coordination, project management, communication, and proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, SharePoint, Zoom, and survey platforms.
Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft SharePoint, Zoom, Scientific and Technical Information (STI) system, Guest Management System (G.M.S.), Training Management System (TMS)
Division of Plant Industry: A state government department that regulates and supports agriculture and plant industry activities to protect consumers and producers.
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: University is a private, non-sectarian liberal arts and sciences university educating undergraduate and graduate students.
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.
HC&N Healthcare Solutions: Healthcare provider employing staff in long-term-care and skilled-nursing facilities across the United States.
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.
Division of Plant Industry: A state department that administers programs and services to support New York's agriculture and markets, with a focus on plant health and industry regulation.
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.