Perform survey work under the direction of the Senior Highway Surveyor, establishing control points, recording measurements, conducting pre‑construction surveys, supporting construction layout, and maintaining survey equipment.
Responsibilities
Establish primary horizontal and vertical control points
Record all measurements, rod readings, and calculations accurately
Check all work by completing traverse closures and bench circuits
Conduct pre‑construction surveys to verify site conditions
Provide input and support for construction layout, staking, and setting out for roads, pavements, curbs, drainage, and utilities
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree/Diploma in relevant Engineering field (Civil, Geodetic or related)
Preparing concept, site, and detailed construction landscape plans for City parks and open spaces, and providing consultation, evaluation, and inspection for parks and open space design.
Compensation
$44.75 to $47.38 per hour (Technical Diploma)
$47.10 to $49.87 per hour (University Degree)
Responsibilities
Design and prepare landscape plans for City parks, open spaces, trail systems, streetscapes, boulevards, natural areas, and entrance features.
Develop park and open space concepts for new subdivisions.
Create landscape designs for neighbourhood parks in accordance with established City of Red Deer Standards and Guidelines.
Provide landscape architecture, parks planning, and horticultural expertise to City departments, developers, consultants, and community groups.
Review, evaluate, and approve landscape plans associated with commercial, industrial, residential, and subdivision development applications.
Requirements
University Degree in Landscape Architecture, Parks Planning, Environmental Sciences or related fields
Technical Diploma in Landscape Architecture, Parks Planning, Environmental Sciences or related fields
The Survey Manager provides technical leadership and coordination to national implementing agencies conducting population-based surveys through the DHS Program, coordinating cross-functional teams of sampling, data processing, biomarker, and communications specialists.
Compensation
The pay range for this position based on full-time employment is: $67,355.00 - $114,503.00
Responsibilities
Work with host country implementing organizations and other survey stakeholders to support implementation of surveys and activities to meet data needs within budget and time constraints.
Provide technical assistance to countries in various stages of the survey process (e.g., questionnaire adaptation, field staff training, fieldwork monitoring, adaptation of analysis plans, reviewing data tables, report writing).
Prepare and adapt training materials and train local field staff in questionnaire content, interviewing techniques, and CAPI.
Lead the survey’s cross-functional project team (sampling, data processing, biomarker, GIS, communications, and other specialists).
Support the Survey Portfolio Manager’s negotiation and management of survey budgets, flagging technical, schedule, and cost issues early.
Requirements
Advanced degree in demography, public health, nutrition, epidemiology, or a similar topic area
Nice to have: French proficiency
Nice to have: Portuguese proficiency
Nice to have: Experience with DHS or other large surveys (MICS, LSMS, PHIA)
