EBMUD Survey Technician II

[Steve Martin]

SURVEY TECHNICIAN II

$64,932 to $78,924
plus exceptional benefits


East Bay Municipal Utility District’s Construction Division, part of the Engineering and Construction Department, is seeking a highly qualified individual with exceptional technical, interpersonal and communication skills.
Survey Technician II is the experienced class in the surveying series. Individuals work as a member of a survey crew under the leadership of a Chief of Party. They perform skilled survey work in both field and office settings.
There is one current regular opening.
Requirements:

• Completion of twelfth grade or its equivalent, including or supplemented by a course in trigonometry, and

• Two years of experience in surveying work, (equivalent to the District class of Survey Technician I).

License and Certificate: Must possess a valid Land Surveyor-In-Training (LSIT) certificate. Must possess a valid California driver’s license and have a satisfactory driving record.
For full details and application materials, visit us at www.ebmud.com or phone (510) 287-0742.

Closes October 31, 2008.

[goodgps]

Is this position considered full time (to retirement)?

Where is the base office ?

5 day weeks? or 6 day weeks?

Thanks !!

[Steve Martin]

Goodgps,

This is a permanent position. The list created may be used to fill future positions also. EBMUD has excellent benefits including a pension plan.
The Field office is in West Oakland. Our crews work on projects in the service area (much of Alameda and Contra Costa counties), at our water source (Camanche & Pardee reservoirs out in Amador County) and aqueducts.
Some of the crews work a 4 10 hour day and some work a 9hour day, 80hour a pay period schedule

[goodgps]

Thanks Steve.

[Steve Martin]

Ronnie,

If you are familiar with Civil Service exams, this is a similar process. After the posting closes October 31st, the personnel department will send the applications that have met the posted criteria to the hiring department for rating. After all the qualified applications are rated, a panel interview board will be set up and the top ranked applicants will be called for interviews. The whole process does take some time, so hang in there,