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Engineering Surveyor - Monitoring
Surveying… but not as you know it - read on
This is an advisory role - we will teach you the monitoring expertise
Location: Flexible (UK & Ireland)
Most customer projects are based across London, the South East and the North West. You'll typically spend around two days each week visiting customers, with the remainder working remotely.
Salary: £40,000–£55,000 + Quarterly Bonus + Car Allowance + Comprehensive Benefits
Help Shape the Future of Infrastructure Monitoring
Every day, engineers make critical decisions that affect the safety of railways, bridges, tunnels, buildings, airports, dams and major infrastructure assets. Those decisions increasingly rely on continuous monitoring rather than traditional surveying alone.
Our client, a global leader in measurement technologies and digital reality solutions, is helping organisations move beyond conventional survey methods towards intelligent, automated monitoring systems that deliver real-time insight, reduce risk and improve asset performance.
We are looking for someone who already understands engineering monitoring—not simply surveying.
If you've worked with monitoring systems, deformation surveys, structural movement, instrumentation or long-term infrastructure monitoring, we'd like to hear from you.
This isn't a traditional Engineering Surveyor role.
This is a technical advisory position.
You'll become one of the company's Monitoring Subject Matter Experts, supporting customers and internal teams across the UK and Ireland.
Rather than spending every day operating survey equipment on site, you'll use your technical expertise to help customers design, specify and implement monitoring solutions for complex infrastructure projects.
You'll advise engineering teams, deliver demonstrations, support strategic sales opportunities and help customers understand how monitoring technologies improve safety, reduce operational risk and support better engineering decisions.
Typical Monitoring Applications
Your customers may be monitoring:
- Rail infrastructure
- Bridges and viaducts
- Tunnels
- High-rise buildings
- Dams and reservoirs
- Retaining walls
- Airports
- Major construction projects
- Mining operations
- Utilities
- Historic structures
- Landslides and embankments
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Monitoring Technologies
We're particularly interested in candidates who have practical experience of one or more of the following:
- Robotic Total Stations
- GNSS Monitoring
- Laser Scanning
- Digital Levels
- Tilt Monitoring
- Crack Monitoring
- Vibration Monitoring
- Extensometer
- Piezometers
- InSAR
- Automated Monitoring Systems
- Structural Health Monitoring
Experience with Leica Geosystems products, Leica GeoMoS or comparable monitoring platforms would be particularly valuable.
The Opportunity
This role would suit someone with 3-5 years experience delivering engineering monitoring projects and now wants to broaden their impact.
Perhaps you've spent time installing monitoring systems, managing survey control, supporting major infrastructure projects or solving complex technical challenges.
Now you're looking for a role where you can:
- Influence major infrastructure projects
- Help shape monitoring strategies
- Design technical solutions
- Support customers as a trusted advisor
- Become recognised as a monitoring specialist
- Work with market-leading technologies
Key Responsibilities
- Understand customer monitoring and engineering challenges.
- Design monitoring solutions for major infrastructure projects.
- Advise customers on the most appropriate monitoring technologies and workflows.
- Deliver technical demonstrations, workshops and presentations.
- Support Account Managers during customer engagements.
- Guide customers through implementation and long-term adoption.
- Build trusted relationships across engineering, surveying and infrastructure teams.
- Identify commercial opportunities within existing and prospective customers.
- Maintain awareness of emerging monitoring technologies and industry developments.
About You
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- Strong practical experience delivering engineering monitoring solutions.
- Experience within infrastructure monitoring, instrumentation or deformation surveying.
- A solid understanding of structural movement, settlement and engineering monitoring principles.
- Experience of survey control and monitoring workflows.
- Confidence explaining complex technical concepts to engineers and senior stakeholders.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- A genuine passion for monitoring technologies and engineering innovation.
Ideal Backgrounds
We'd particularly like to hear from people with experience in:
- Monitoring Solutions
- Engineering Monitoring
- Structural Monitoring
- Monitoring & Instrumentation
- Geomatics
- Rail Infrastructure
- Bridges & Structures
- Civil Engineering
- Major Infrastructure
- Tunnelling
- Construction Technology
- Technical Pre-Sales
- Engineering Consultancy
- Customer Success (Engineering Technology)
Why Join?
This is a rare opportunity to move away from day-to-day project delivery and become a recognised Monitoring Subject Matter Expert within one of the world's leading engineering technology organisations.
You'll work alongside some of the industry's leading specialists, supporting nationally significant infrastructure programmes while helping customers adopt technologies that improve safety, reduce risk and transform the way critical assets are monitored.
If you're passionate about monitoring technologies, enjoy solving complex engineering problems and want to influence the future of infrastructure monitoring, we'd love to hear from you.
Compensation & Benefits
- Base Salary: £40,000–£55,000 DOE
- Quarterly Bonus
- Up to 30% of base salary
- Uncapped accelerators
- Weighted towards individual performance
- Car Allowance
- £710 per month (£8,520 per annum)
- Business mileage reimbursement
- Electric vehicle options available
- Additional Benefits
- Enhanced pension
- Healthcare contribution
- Comprehensive flexible benefits package
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