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County of Los Angeles · 8 hours ago

SUPERVISING FIELD ENGINEER

The County of Los Angeles is the largest employer in Southern California, offering diverse career opportunities. They are seeking a Supervising Field Engineer to oversee field survey units, manage personnel resources, and ensure compliance with legal and technical requirements in public works projects.

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Responsibilities

Supervises and directs the activities of Los Angeles County Public Works by planning and assigning activities of several field survey units and office personnel; overseeing and evaluating in-progress and completed work; verifying accuracy and suitability of survey data; and ensuring conformity to legal and technical requirements, by functioning as a direct supervisor to Field Engineers overseeing large groups of field survey crews; Survey Supervisor I, Flood Control; survey consultants; and external contracts to ensure all survey related work is completed in accordance to contract specifications, department standards, State law, and Federal guidelines; and performed safely, accurately, and efficiently
Assists the Division head in the overall supervision and administration of Los Angeles County Public Works within the division by performing a full range of supervisory tasks (e.g., reviewing and evaluating work of subordinate staff; providing technical and administrative direction pertaining to issues of workload, training requirements, need for vertical and horizontal controls, additional staking on construction projects, etc.; promoting individual growth and development; and following the department’s disciplinary policies, guidelines, and procedures), to ensure staff receive the support and direction needed to effectively perform their duties and carry out the mission of the division in a safe, cost-effective, and efficient manner
Develops new and innovative policies and procedures for managing physical, financial, and personnel resources of the Los Angeles County Public Works by reviewing and analyzing results of completed surveys and related office work products in the division; assisting in the preparation of the division budget and preparing/reviewing special reports involving cost estimates of jobs, manpower, equipment, and material needs; and discussing project specifications with field and office personnel prior to an assignment, to ensure staff receive the support and direction needed to effectively perform their duties and complete assigned survey-related projects in a safe, cost-effective, and efficient manner and in accordance with State and Federal regulations and guidelines
Reviews, analyzes, and assigns job orders and survey requests to subordinate staff by verifying the type and extent of surveys needed and office research required; assessing and assigning priorities; developing workload criteria; and estimating survey costs and work production estimates, to ensure workload and projects are appropriately assigned and distributed across all survey units and the necessary resources are obtained and allocated for successful project completion
Represents the Los Angeles County Surveyor to other public agencies, private surveying and engineering firms, or other County departments by attending public and governmental meetings and conferences; providing professional knowledge, guidance, and consultation; and communicating both written and orally, to resolve conflicts, and to promote and explain applicable policies and procedures to encourage compliance and understanding of survey-related work
Operates Los Angeles County survey vehicle by maintaining a valid California Class C driver license; and ensuring safe and responsible operation of vehicle in order to respond to emergency situations and transport necessary tools, equipment, materials and personnel to and from work sites
Performs duties of the County Surveyor as Deputy County Surveyor by examining and signing survey documents (i.e. records of survey, corner records, certificates of correction, etc.) for compliance with the Professional Land Surveyors Act to protect the private and public property interest and ensure transparency of property location and boundaries

Qualification

Professional Land SurveyorCivil Engineer certificationField survey experienceSupervisory experienceBudget preparationAnalytical skillsCommunication skillsProblem-solving skillsTeam management

Required

Two years of field survey experience as a Survey Party Chief II in the service of the County of Los Angeles
Two years of experience as a Survey Supervisor I, Flood Control in service of the County of Los Angeles
One year of experience supervising the work and operations of a large group of field survey crews at the level of a Field Engineer
A California State certificate of Registration as a Professional Land Surveyor, or a Civil Engineer certificate issued by California before January 1, 1982
Possession of a valid California Class 'C' Driver License is necessary to carry out essential job functions
To qualify under options I or II, applicants must hold or have held the payroll title of a Survey Party Chief II or Survey Supervisor I, Flood Control within a County of Los Angeles service for two years
Applicants must provide a copy of their valid California State Certificate of Registration as a Professional Land Surveyor or Civil Engineer issued before January 1, 1982

Company

County of Los Angeles

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Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage

Leadership Team

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Carter Hewgley
Senior Director, CEO-Homeless Initiative
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Ellen Chow
Program Specialist III, CEO
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