Land Surveying Department Manager 

AECOM is currently seeking a Land Surveying Department Manager to join our team in Hunt Valley or Baltimore, Maryland. This role is essential to the successful execution of transportation AECOM surveying projects providing leadership and oversight across all phases of survey operations. The ideal candidate will bring a strong foundation in technical surveying practices, team management, and regulatory compliance, along with a commitment to delivering accurate and efficient results. If you're a licensed Maryland Professional Land Surveyor with proven experience and a collaborative mindset, we invite you to explore this opportunity to contribute to impactful infrastructure projects. Responsibilities: Oversee Survey Operations: Manage and coordinate all aspects of surveying, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and compliance with project specifications.Team Leadership: Lead and mentor a team of surveyors, technicians, and other field personnel, fostering their professional development.Strategic Planning: Develop and implement surveying plans, methodologies, and best practices to optimize field data collection and layout.Collaboration: Coordinate closely with project managers, engineers, and construction teams to ensure seamless integration of surveying activities with overall project goals.Technological Expertise: Utilize advanced surveying technology, such as GPS, total stations, LiDAR, and drones for data acquisition and analysis.Quality Control: Conduct rigorous quality checks to verify survey accuracy and adherence to contractual requirements.Data Management: Manage survey data processing and ensure its integration with project management.Documentation: Prepare and maintain detailed survey reports, logs, and documentation for project records.Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all survey activities comply with Department of Transportation, local, state, and federal regulations, as well as company policies and standards.Problem Solving: Troubleshoot and resolve survey-related challenges that may arise during a project, adapting to changing site conditions.