ESP is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Survey Manager to join our team in Fort Mill, SC. This is an exciting opportunity for a talented professional with a strong background in hydrographic/H&H survey technologies and route, mobile, and terrestrial lidar scanning to join a well-established, dynamic firm. This position will include oversight and management of survey projects with NCDOT and SCDOT, as well as occasional support on other national-level projects. Our ideal candidate will also show a desire to adopt and apply evolving technologies to more traditional methods. We're excited to meet you and learn about all the unique strengths, experiences, and perspectives you would bring to ESP. To view this and other job openings, please visit our website. Survey Manager: https://lnkd.in/eM4MVNAr ESP Career Opportunities: https://lnkd.in/eGY-6hKQ #jobopportunity #surveying #geospatial
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