Blake Harageones

• Lead and Supervise Survey Crews:Manage and direct a team of survey technicians in the field, ensuring that all crew members understand their tasks and responsibilities.
  Ensure safety protocols are followed on the job site.
  
• Survey Planning and Execution:Plan, organize, and execute land surveys for a variety of projects, such as construction, environmental, or infrastructure surveys.
  Review project scope and client requirements to ensure surveys are aligned with expectations.
  
• Data Collection and Measurement:Use survey instruments (e.g., total stations, GPS, levels, laser scanners) to collect data for mapping, construction, or other engineering applications.
  Maintain accurate and detailed field notes to document survey findings.
  
• Quality Control and Accuracy:Ensure survey data is accurate and consistent by checking measurements and reviewing data for any discrepancies.
  Perform quality assurance checks on data collected by the crew.
  
• Problem-Solving and Issue Resolution:Address and resolve issues that arise during fieldwork, including equipment malfunctions, difficult terrain, or adverse weather conditions.
  Make decisions regarding optimal surveying techniques and tools to meet specific project requirements.
  
• Equipment Management:Maintain and calibrate surveying equipment to ensure proper functionality and reliability.
  Troubleshoot and repair minor equipment issues as needed.
  
• Collaboration with Army Corps of Engineers:Work closely with the Army Corps of Engineers on various civil, environmental, and infrastructure projects.
  Ensure all surveying tasks align with the standards and regulations set by the Army Corps for military and government projects.
  Assist in the preparation of detailed reports and data analysis for Army Corps review.
  
• Travel and Field Work:Travel to various job sites, sometimes located in remote or specialized locations, for surveying and data collection.
  Coordinate logistics and travel schedules to ensure timely and efficient work execution.
  Adapt to different work environments and weather conditions, depending on the site location.
  
• Surveying for Military and Government Projects:Conduct land surveys for projects related to military bases, infrastructure, dams, waterways, or other Army Corps initiatives.
  Provide support for design and construction phases of government projects, ensuring compliance with federal guidelines.
  
• Safety and Security Compliance:Adhere to strict safety guidelines and security protocols, especially when working in military zones or federally protected lands.
  Obtain necessary clearances and permits for survey work, ensuring compliance with all security requirements for Army Corps projects.
  

• Lead and Supervise Survey Crews:Manage and direct a team of survey technicians in the field, ensuring that all crew members understand their tasks and responsibilities.
  Ensure safety protocols are followed on the job site.
  
• Survey Planning and Execution:Plan, organize, and execute land surveys for a variety of projects, such as construction, environmental, or infrastructure surveys.
  Review project scope and client requirements to ensure surveys are aligned with expectations.
  
• Data Collection and Measurement:Use survey instruments (e.g., total stations, GPS, levels, laser scanners) to collect data for mapping, construction, or other engineering applications.
  Maintain accurate and detailed field notes to document survey findings.
  

Lead and Supervise Survey Crews:

• Manage and direct a team of survey technicians in the field, ensuring that all crew members understand their tasks and responsibilities.
• Ensure safety protocols are followed on the job site.

Survey Planning and Execution:

• Plan, organize, and execute land surveys for a variety of projects, such as construction, environmental, or infrastructure surveys.
• Review project scope and client requirements to ensure surveys are aligned with expectations.

• Data Collection and Measurement:Use survey instruments (e.g., total stations, GPS, levels, laser scanners) to collect data for mapping, construction, or other engineering applications.
  Maintain accurate and detailed field notes to document survey findings.
  

Equipment Management:

• Maintain and calibrate surveying equipment to ensure proper functionality and reliability.
• Troubleshoot and repair minor equipment issues as needed.

Training and Development:

• Provide guidance and training to junior survey staff on equipment usage, survey techniques, and safety procedures.
• Ensure team members adhere to industry best practices and company standards.

Vehicle Maintenance and Responsibility:

• Ensure the survey truck is kept clean, organized, and in good working condition at all times.
• Take the truck home at the end of the workday, ensuring it is securely parked and ready for use the following day.
• Report any issues or damage to the vehicle promptly to ensure proper maintenance and avoid disruptions to fieldwork.