Traveling Property Data Surveyor

Field Data Specialist COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS 

$21 to $25 per hour, depending on experience. 

Performance-Based Bonuses 

100% Remote travel position. 

Meal per diems included. 

All travel costs (including lodging, fuel, mileage, etc.) covered up front or reimbursed. 

Fully paid training. 

Paid Time Off (PTO). 

Flexible Schedule. 

Health, Dental, and Vision. 

401k with matching contribution. 

Pet Insurance discount. 

Field Data Specialist REQUIREMENTS 

Must be able to travel out-of-state Monday through Friday (home most weekends). 

Have a reliable vehicle to carry a 6-foot extension ladder and handle long-distance drives. 

Work outdoors daily in all types of weather. 

Comfortable using ladders to access roofs of commercial buildings (up to 25-feet). 

Must be proficient with technology such as iPads, laptops, and phone applications. 

Able to lift at least 50 pounds independently. 

Site survey, property inspection, and travel requires working outdoors on commercial properties, in sometimes challenging weather, including occasionally dealing with animals, bugs, or other elements found near shopping malls, warehouses, and commercial buildings. 

Field Data Specialist ESSENTIAL SKILLS 

Attention to detail and accuracy: Following client-specific instructions, find, survey, and enter data without errors to ensure quality and credibility of site survey property inspection plans. 

Technical proficiency: Daily use of iPads, laptop computers, laser measuring tools, 3D cameras, aerial maps, and software for data entry, surveyor mapping, and reporting. 

Organizational and time management skills: Meet travel and project deadlines, prioritize tasks, and follow instructions without oversight to meet goals. 

Physical agility: Travel to sites, climb ladders, work outdoors in all weather conditions, and use hand tools, cameras, and tablet computers to enter property inspection survey data. 

Problem-solving and adaptability: Find solutions to unexpected issues while traveling and performing data entry, adapt to changing commercial property inspection circumstances. 

Professional communication skills: Superb writing and speaking skills, including excellent spelling, grammar, and diction are paramount to succeeding in this role. 

Field Data Specialist DESIRED EXPERIENCE 

Experience in property inspecting, surveying, and data entry: Prior experience in similar roles is advantageous but not required. Data entry and experience with travel work is helpful. 

Strong work ethic and self-direction: Independent work without direct oversight, effectively handling ambiguity and making sound decisions, as well as being self-motivated.  

Teamwork and collaboration: Working effectively with colleagues and clients, communicating promptly and professionally, and collaborating to resolve issues. 

Resilience and ability to handle pressure: Professional composure while working outdoors to inspect and survey properties and perform data entry under tight project deadlines. 

Similar roles and skills that tend to do well in this role: property inspector, land surveyor, GIS mapper, archaeologist, handyperson, plumber, electrician, landscaper, home inspector, etc. 

ABOUT US 

ID Plans is the longest-standing Commercial Real Estate industry (CRE) property information provider, creating solutions for commercial property owners and managers for over 25 years.   

ID Plans is an equal opportunity employer. 

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