We Build TECHNICAL ENGINEERS

What You’ll Do on the Jobsite:

• As a Technical Engineer, you will perform land surveys to determine property boundaries, topography, and elevations, providing essential data for construction projects and land development.
• You will establish precise site layouts and stake out construction sites, marking where structures, roads, and utilities will be built, ensuring that construction follows the planned design.
• You will monitor construction progress by checking that the work aligns with the established site layout and making adjustments as needed to ensure accuracy.
• You will use advanced surveying equipment, such as total stations, GPS devices, and laser scanners, to take precise measurements and create detailed site maps.
• You will work closely with architects, engineers, and construction managers, providing accurate data and site layouts that are critical to the success of the project.

What You’ll Learn in the Apprenticeship Program:

• As a Technical Engineer apprentice, you will learn the fundamentals of surveying, including how to measure land, create maps, and establish accurate site layouts for construction projects using the latest technology and equipment.
• You will gain skills in collecting and analyzing geospatial data, including using GPS, GIS, and total stations, to ensure precise measurements and accurate data for project planning.
• You will receive training in reading and interpreting construction plans and technical drawings, enabling you to understand project specifications and contribute to accurate site layouts.
• You will develop expertise in construction staking and site layout, learning how to mark out building foundations, roads, and utilities to guide construction crews during project execution.
• The program includes instruction in advanced surveying technology and software, such as CAD and BIM, preparing you to work with cutting-edge tools that enhance accuracy and efficiency.