Surveyor

Job Description

The Surveyor will be responsible for conducting land and construction surveys to ensure accurate layout, alignment, and positioning of precast components and other project elements. The role requires precision, technical knowledge, and collaboration with engineers and site teams to maintain project quality and compliance.

Key Responsibilities :

Survey Data Collection & Site Preparation :

Conduct site surveys to establish reference points, benchmarks, and grid lines for accurate placement of precast components.

Review project drawings to understand survey requirements and ensure proper positioning of precast elements on-site.

Precast Component Layout & Installation Support :

Set out precise locations for precast elements (panels, beams, columns) based on construction drawings and specifications.

Provide measurements, markers, and guidelines to installation teams for accurate placement.

Monitor alignment, elevation, and position of precast elements to ensure compliance with design tolerances.

Verification & Quality Control :

Verify accurate positioning and alignment of installed components and provide feedback on discrepancies.

Conduct periodic checks to ensure installed elements meet project standards.

Collaborate with quality control teams and engineers to address alignment or dimensional issues.

Collaboration & Communication :

Work closely with engineers, project managers, and installation teams to resolve on-site survey or installation issues.

Communicate survey results, progress, and challenges to project stakeholders.

Report discrepancies in measurements, site conditions, or installation processes for resolution.

Documentation & Reporting :

Record and document survey data, layout measurements, and installation progress.

Prepare detailed reports and as-built drawings for review by senior surveyors, engineers, and project managers.

Archive survey data and documentation for future reference and regulatory compliance.

Future Use : Applicable to surveying in infrastructure, roadworks, and building projects.

Requirements

Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Surveying, Civil Engineering, or related field.

3–6 years of experience in construction or land surveying.

Proficiency with surveying instruments and software (Total Station, GPS, AutoCAD, or similar).

Strong knowledge of layout, alignment, and dimensional accuracy procedures.

Ability to read and interpret construction drawings.

Excellent coordination, reporting, and communication skills.

Attention to detail and problem-solving capabilities

Benefits

Competitive salary based on experience.

Accommodation and transportation allowance.

Health insurance coverage.

Paid annual leave and end-of-service benefits.

Career growth opportunities in surveying and construction management.

Exposure to large-scale infrastructure and building projects.