PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE, August 6, 2025 – McClure is excited to welcome Eric Salovitch to the Survey team as a Land Surveyor.
Salovitch holds associate degrees in Surveying and Mapping and Business from the University of New Hampshire. He is a licensed surveyor in New Hampshire, a Professional Surveyor in Maine and Massachusetts, and an NSPS Certified Floodplain Surveyor. His dedication to the profession earned him recognition as one of New Hampshire’s 40 under Forty, honoring his volunteer work with the New Hampshire Land Surveyors Association and his involvement with in the National Society of Professional Surveyors Young Surveyors Network.
Before joining McClure, Salovitch advanced his career from instrument operator to crew chief to project manager, gaining valuable experience across several survey firms. He later founded, Northam Survey LLC, where he continues to serve as President.
At McClure, Salovitch will collaborate with the East Coast Survey team to help advance the company’s vision of making lives better. He’s especially excited to contribute to upcoming MassDOT projects. When asked what brought him to McClure, Salovitch shared, “A former coworker and friend, who works out of the Portsmouth office, mentioned there was a gap on the Survey team. What started as a friendly gesture to help out ended up being a great opportunity.”
About McClure
Founded in 1956, McClure has grown to a firm of over 260 professionals in fifteen offices. With a vision of making lives better, McClure brings engineering and development expertise with a collaborative approach to identify the best strategies and solutions to bring our client’s vision to life. We look at every project through the lens of economics by thinking, designing, and building for the future. McClure’s expertise is in guiding clients on making long-term capital investments in the areas of aviation, bridge, community development, construction observation, development, environmental and stormwater, landscape architecture, structural, survey, traffic and safety, transportation, wastewater, and water.