Land Surveyor

Brief Summary:

• Be part of a project team delivering precise site surveys and setting-out support that helps keep construction activities moving efficiently, accurately, and in line with project specifications. Ideal for a hands-on, detail-oriented individual who works closely with on-site and technical stakeholders to maintain dependable survey data and complete, accurate documentation.

Responsibilities

• Perform land and engineering surveys throughout all project stages, including control establishment, measurement collection, and verification checks. Set out lines, levels, coordinates, and alignments in line with approved drawings and the agreed reference points. Use survey equipment such as a Total Station, ensuring correct setup, calibration checks, and safe operation. Plan and coordinate daily site surveying tasks, prioritising activities with the site team and providing progress updates. Oversee survey data acquisition, processing, calculations, and validation to ensure accuracy, traceability, and consistency. Assist with quality checks of subcontractor setting-out works, working with site quality teams to verify results. Produce and maintain survey outputs including setting-out sketches, survey reports, and measurement records. Collaborate with digital/BIM teams to resolve setting-out clashes, discrepancies, and other survey-related coordination requirements. Carry out site verification for as-built records, including the measurements required for as-built drawings and close-out documentation. Identify and report discrepancies between site conditions, survey outputs, and approved drawings, and support corrective actions. Undertake additional surveying-related project support duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Diploma in Land Surveying, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or an equivalent qualification. Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience supporting surveying activities on projects. Proficiency in using Total Station and other standard surveying instruments for setting-out and verification. Familiarity with AutoCAD, including the ability to produce and read drawings to support setting-out and as-built processes. Working knowledge of topographic surveys and GIS-related concepts/tools. Strong understanding of setting-out techniques, survey computations, and as-built verification practices. Ability to interpret technical drawings and coordinate effectively with site and technical teams. Awareness of work sequencing and how surveying activities fit into daily site operations. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a consistent focus on accuracy and thorough documentation. Ability to work independently when required, while maintaining effective collaboration with cross-functional teams.