Job Description

Essential Duties:

• Utilize current survey tools and methods to obtain data required to develop draft plans and designs.

• Calculate volumes for various large-scale projects.

• Layout and stake projects.

• Assist with monthly end-of-month survey.

• Assist the engineering group with monthly tonnage and volumetric reconciliations.

• Conduct daily survey responsibilities with Trimble GPS units and drone systems.

• Utilize AutoCAD and other drafting software to develop drawings and maps.

• Maintain/Assist with remote tracking on equipment (ex: Carlson Command, AVA, or other sensory equipment).

• Cast blast monitoring and volumetric calculation.

• Work with various monitoring equipment systems.

• Identify hazards, constructively raise safety concerns with supervisor, and complete proper reporting.

• Coordinate with staff to effectively support reclamation and mining operations.

• Clarify expectations and goals with supervisor as well as seek regular feedback and incorporate the feedback into work product.

• Work with other departments across the business to achieve the business goals of the assigned department.

• Consistently improve and learn through effective feedback and coaching.

• Various mapping and drafting projects as needed.

Other duties as assigned.

Necessary Qualifications:

• Land Surveying Degree or Drafting and Design Technology Degree and/or a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience.

• Excellent technical skills in civil or mining applications and a working knowledge of AutoCAD or other drafting programs.

• Currently possess or can ability to obtain Part 107 Drone Certification to become a registered drone pilot with the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA).

• Demonstrated advance proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint).

• Proven excellent written and verbal communication skills for the purpose of preparing and presenting information.

• Capable of meeting commitments and delivering on expected targets, even when faced with difficult, adverse, or time-constrained situations.

• Demonstrated ability to work outside in all conditions.

• Demonstrated ability to prioritize projects and self-motivated to generate creative solutions.

• Demonstrated ability to work with different levels of staff and workforce in a positive manner.

• Demonstrated willingness to work overtime when necessary. AutoCAD/Maptek Vulcan experience preferred.

• Mining experience is preferred.

• Possess a valid State Driver’s License and maintain an insurable driving record.

How To Apply

Qualified applicants - those who meet the necessary qualifications listed above, may apply at by submitting the following:

• Resume

• Two written letters of recommendation from previous employers or educators. Letters must confirm the applicant’s self-motivation, positive safety attitude, ability to act independently, make sound decisions, and work well with others.

• 3 Professional references

• Supporting documents (copies of degrees, certifications, etc.)

• Proof of Navajo Nation membership (if applicable)

Failure to provide required information and meet the necessary qualifications results in automatic denial of the application.

If Applicant is a past or current employee or contractor, their personnel file and evaluations will be considered. Employees with poor performance records, verbal warnings, and disciplinary actions that were not satisfactorily resolved or whose file demonstrates a failure to meet qualifications will not be considered.

This Position is subject to the preference requirements in the Navajo Preference in Employment Act, 15 N.N.C. § 601 et seq.

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