A Leader in Canadian Surveying, Geospatial & Engineering
Calgary, AB
Global Surveys was founded in 1986 and Raymac Surveys in 1978, with both companies firmly establishing themselves in the fabric of Alberta’s Land Surveying community. After serving the Energy and Municipal sectors across the province for more than 25 years, the companies joined forces in 2010 to form Global Raymac Surveys and we haven’t looked back since! Our team, which now consists of more than 220 members, hails from throughout Canada with experience in a variety of disciplines. From certified Land Surveyors to ambitious students-in-training, professional Engineers to qualified drafters; we draw upon our combined skillset to provide our clients with a wealth of expertise ensuring they receive the best possible service. This diversity has also contributed to a key component of our vision: growth. Over the years, Global Raymac has embraced expansion through the addition of our Lloydminster and Medicine Hat offices, with the acquisition of HIW Surveys to form our Grande Prairie office. And most recently in 2017, the addition of our offices in Edmonton and also in Fort St. John, British Columbia. As we look to the future, we are excited by the prospect of continuing our evolution, developing our team, and serving the people of Canada.
On-site · Calgary
The Project Manager will lead the full lifecycle of major projects in the energy and infrastructure sectors, including scope, scheduling, and budgeting. They are responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance, managing client relationships, and providing leadership to the project team.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The Survey Crew Chief is responsible for overseeing field survey operations, including equipment setup, data collection, and client communication. They must ensure project accuracy, maintain survey equipment, and lead field safety and hazard assessments.
On-site · Invermere
The Survey Crew Chief leads field crews to complete engineering, construction, and legal survey projects accurately and efficiently. They are responsible for managing project objectives, interpreting technical drawings, and ensuring high-quality data collection in the field.
On-site · Edmonton
Assist with field surveying projects by securing work sites, maintaining equipment, and performing physical tasks like digging holes. Process field data and documentation while following directions from the Crew Chief.
On-site · Calgary
The Field Crew Chief is responsible for autonomous field survey work, including equipment setup, stakeout, and data collection. They must also manage equipment maintenance, inventory, and ensure all field activities adhere to safety standards and project manager directions.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The Survey Crew Chief is responsible for overseeing field survey operations, including equipment setup, data collection, and site management. They must ensure all survey activities comply with safety regulations, project specifications, and regulatory requirements.
On-site · Canada
Prepare accurate survey drawings, legal plans, and topographic maps using CAD software for engineering and construction projects. Process field data from GPS and total stations to ensure compliance with jurisdictional standards.
On-site · Edmonton
The Field Crew Chief is responsible for the oversight of field survey work, including equipment setup, data collection, and client communication. They ensure the accuracy of pipeline alignments and infrastructure measurements while managing field safety and documentation.
On-site · Invermere
Prepare detailed legal survey plans and high-quality technical drawings using CAD software. Process GPS and total station data while collaborating with project managers and surveyors to meet project timelines.
