06 Aug
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Pomerleau
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Montreal
06 Aug
Pomerleau
Montreal
Ready to build your career? We want to hear from you.
As a surveyor lead within Pomerleau's civil engineering & infrastructure team, you will work closely with all workers to ensure the coordination of work. Working on large‑scale construction projects - ranging from $1.5 million to over $1 billion - you will have the chance to actively participate in layouts and technical controls to ensure that the work complies with project requirements.
What you will do
- Develop and maintain the project survey plan (sequences, methods, tolerances, resources);
- Support superintendents, foremen, and project managers to ensure alignment between surveying and execution;
- Supervise the installation of wind turbine foundations, access roads, crane pads, underground collectors, and electrical substation facilities;
- Set up and maintain the geodetic network (GNSS, robotic station, leveling), and manage files/updates;
- Perform or validate daily surveys, produce georeferenced as‑built, and deliver them according to client/engineering requirements;
- Lead the team of surveyors/technicians, ensure training and engagement;
- Work as a team, maintain a pleasant and trusting work environment, communicate effectively with colleagues and other trades on the site;
- Perform any other related tasks connected to operations.
Requirements
- Un DEP, AEC ou Certificat en arpentage ou génie civil;
- 3 à 4 ans d’expérience en chantier de construction civil;
- Une carte ASP Construction & SIMDUT 2015;
- Un permis de conduire valide – Classe 5;
- Une maîtrise des outils d’arpentage (station totale robotisée, GPS).
Benefits
- A competitive salary in line with the collective agreement;
- Comprehensive insurance coverage (health, dental, disability);
- A solid retirement plan;
- Paid vacation and holidays;
- Well‑compensated overtime;
- All equipment provided;
- A close‑knit team;
- A respectful work environment on all job sites.
📌 Surveyor Manager - Civil Engineering (Montreal)
🏢 Pomerleau
📍 Montreal