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Land Surveyor

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Tasks
The main purpose of the role includes installing and maintaining a control network along the Construction Traffic Routes, assisting with Mobile Mapping Surveys, undertaking as-built surveys and setting out of utilities. You will also be expected to carry out site surveying tasks with the wider Project teams as workload allows.
Main Duties
- Install and maintain survey control networks along the Construction Traffic Routes.
- Carrying out topographic, 2D and 3D surveys for highways, drainage and structures.
- Weekly drone surveys.
- Using modern survey equipment including GNSS, robotic total stations and LiDAR scanning to capture data.
- Processing survey data in TBC/LSS and producing accurate drawings and 3D models.
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Qualifications
- L3 Geospatial Qualification, Degree in Land Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related geospatial field.
- Experience in a similar surveying role.
- Member of CICES or RICS is highly desirable.
- Valid CSCS card (Manager level preferred) and a full UK Driving Licence.


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Skills And Experience
- Experience in Highways works.
- Experience in TBC software or similar software package to process data and analyse the results.
- Advanced user of AutoCAD, Excel, and 3D processing software.
- Knowledge of modern geospatial hardware (Robotic Total Stations, GNSS, Laser Scanners, UAV9s) and their associated processing workflows.
- Ability to work alone or as part of a team.
- Full clean driving licence is essential.
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