CRL Surveys
Survey Technician

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We are looking for a motivated and practical individual to join CRL Surveys as a Probationary Survey Technician.
This is a fantastic entry-level opportunity for someone looking to start a career within the construction, surveying or engineering industry. Previous surveying experience is not essential, as full in-house and on-the-job training will be provided.
The Role
Working alongside our experienced Survey Technicians, you will learn how to carry out a range of specialist surveying, investigation, sampling and testing activities across a variety of sites.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Assisting with site surveys, inspections and investigations.
- Learning to use specialist surveying, scanning and testing equipment.
- Assisting with core sampling, dust and lump sampling and carbonation testing.
- Correctly handling, labelling and storing samples.
- Using computers and digital equipment to record and maintain accurate information.
- Checking, maintaining and looking after surveying equipment and site kit.
- Supporting stock control and the ordering of plant, materials and consumables.
- Liaising professionally with clients and colleagues.
- Following company Health & Safety procedures, including PPE, CoSHH and site safety requirements.
- Ensuring a high standard of quality and professionalism is maintained at all times.
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We are looking for someone who is:
- Reliable, punctual and well organised.
- Practical and keen to learn.
- A good team player with strong communication skills.
- Flexible and willing to work across different sites.
- Comfortable using computers and digital technology.
- Safety conscious with good attention to detail.
Full UK Driving Licence essential
A background or qualification in construction, civil engineering, surveying, geography, geology, science or another related subject would be advantageous, but is not essential.
Full training and development will be provided, making this an excellent opportunity to build a long-term career within specialist surveying.
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