Castle Surveys Ltd
Geospatial Surveyor
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Company Description
Castle Surveys Ltd provides precise and dependable surveying data across a wide range of services, including topographic land surveys, measured building surveys, 3D laser scanning, underground utility surveys, drone surveys, and more. The company combines advanced tools and technology with the expertise of experienced surveyors and engineers to support construction, infrastructure, and property projects. Solutions are tailored to the specific requirements of each client, ensuring accurate measurements, detailed maps, and reliable models for even complex sites and buildings. Castle Surveys Ltd is distinguished by its focus on quality, accuracy, efficiency, and customer support throughout the surveying process. Precision, reliability, and customer satisfaction are at the core of every project delivered.
Role Description
This is a full-time Geospatial Surveyor role based in Ashby-De-La-Zouch, offered on a hybrid basis with some work from home flexibility. The Geospatial Surveyor will conduct topographic and measured building surveys, underground utility surveys, and 3D laser scanning on a variety of sites. Daily activities include:
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- Planning survey work
- Collecting accurate field data with modern surveying instruments
- Processing and validating survey data
- Producing clear plans, models, and reports for clients and internal stakeholders
The role involves collaborating with engineers and project managers to understand project requirements, ensuring data quality and compliance with industry standards, and maintaining equipment and digital records. The Geospatial Surveyor will also:
- Support continuous improvement of methods
- Contribute to safe site practices
- Communicate professionally with clients as needed
Qualifications
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Core surveying skills:
- Geospatial data collection
- Topographic surveying
- Measured building surveying
- Basic site engineering and setting out
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Technical skills:
- Using total stations
- GNSS equipment
- Laser scanners
- Related digital tools for processing survey data and creating maps or 3D models
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Analytical and problem-solving skills:
- Data validation
- Attention to detail
- Ability to interpret plans, drawings, and technical specifications
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Communication and collaboration skills:
- Clear report writing
- Ability to explain findings to non-technical stakeholders
- Effective teamwork with engineers and project managers
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Organizational and time-management skills:
- Planning fieldwork
- Prioritizing tasks across multiple projects
- Meeting deadlines safely and efficiently
Relevant qualifications:
- A degree or diploma in surveying, geomatics, civil engineering, or a related discipline are beneficial
- Experience in land or building surveying within the UK
Desirable attributes:
- Familiarity with health and safety practices on construction sites
- A valid driving license for site travel
- Openness to learning new technologies and methods
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