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Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

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Derwood, MD, US, 20855 Req ID : 8163 Travel: None Number of Openings: 1 Summary The Line & Grade Instrument Man II provides the expertise and coordination in using the surveying equipment to ensure ...

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St ... This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to ...

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As of Sep 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for travel man in the United States is $20.64, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.83 and $21.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Travel managers often face challenges such as balancing cost-effectiveness with employee comfort, ensuring compliance with company travel policies, and managing last-minute changes or disruptions. Additionally, they must keep up with evolving travel regulations and safety protocols, especially when arranging international trips. Effective communication and collaboration with employees, travel agencies, and vendors are key to overcoming these challenges and ensuring smooth travel experiences.

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Instrument Man

Keeley Construction

Saint Louis, MO • On-site

Full-time

Posted 13 days ago


Job description

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Instrument Man for our growing Geospatial Group in St. Louis, MO. This person would be required to travel to jobsites and when not traveling have the opportunity to work remotely from their home. 

Primary Responsibilities
   Assign specific tasks to crew members. 
   Coordinate with engineers, project managers, and clients. 
   Organize and plan survey logistics. 
   Act as the primary point of contact.  

   Assist Survey Crew Chiefs and Project Surveyors in performing field survey operations. 
  Set up, operate, and maintain survey equipment including GPS receivers, total stations, levels, and data collectors. 
   Assist with construction staking, boundary surveys, topographic surveys, and as-built surveys. 
   Help establish and recover survey control points and benchmarks. 
   Verify measurements and assist in quality checks of collected data. 
   Maintain survey equipment and report equipment issues to supervisors. 
   Learn surveying standards, practices, and technology through field experience and mentorship. 
   Perform other duties as assigned to support survey operations. 

Minimum Qualifications
   Bachelor's Degree in Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Geomatics, Geospatial Sciences, or a related field is a plus; Or 3-5 years of applicable experience is a plus. 
  Basic understanding of surveying principles and field measurement techniques. 
   Familiarity with AutoCAD Civil 3D, GIS software, or survey data collection systems is a plus. 
   Ability to learn and operate survey equipment including GPS, robotic total stations, and digital levels. 
   Strong attention to detail and commitment to data accuracy. 
  Effective verbal and written communication skills. 
   Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and site conditions. 
   Demonstrated willingness to learn and develop professionally.

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