Profind Surveys Ltd
Utility surveyor GPR surveyor

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Company Description
Profind Surveys Ltd is a UK-wide engineering, utility surveying and geospatial services company based in Tamworth, Staffordshire. The company supports construction, infrastructure, rail, highways, property and engineering projects by delivering accurate survey data and dependable technical outputs. Using modern surveying technology and robust quality-assurance procedures, Profind Surveys Ltd helps clients reduce uncertainty, minimise the risk of errors and avoid delays and costly rework. Services range from topographical, PAS 128 utility detection and mapping, laser scanning and UAV surveys to CAD, BIM and geospatial data production. The company operates certified ISO 9001 quality-management and ISO 45001 occupational health and safety systems and provides support from initial site investigation through to construction verification and final handover across the UK.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Utility Surveyor / GPR Surveyor role based in Birmingham. The role involves carrying out PAS 128-compliant utility detection and mapping using GPR and associated techniques, as well as supporting topographical and engineering surveys as required.
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- Planning and undertaking site investigations
- Accurately recording survey data
- Interpreting subsurface utility information
- Producing clear survey outputs for project teams
- Collaborating with project managers, engineers, and clients
- Ensuring all work complies with company quality and safety standards
- Contributing to the smooth delivery of construction and infrastructure projects
- Regular travel to sites
- Safe operation and maintenance of survey equipment
- Timely reporting of site findings and progress
Qualifications
- Competence in utility surveying techniques, including GPR operation, PAS 128 utility detection and mapping, and underground utility tracing
- Experience with topographical and engineering surveys, including setting out, site measurements and use of total stations or GNSS equipment
- Ability to process and interpret survey data, with familiarity in CAD, BIM or geospatial data production for delivering clear technical drawings and reports
- Strong awareness of health and safety practices, preferably with experience working under ISO 45001 or similar safety management standards
- Good communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to collaborate with contractors, consultants, and project stakeholders on-site
- Relevant qualification in surveying, civil engineering, geospatial, or a closely related discipline, or equivalent practical experience
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to sites across Birmingham and the wider UK as project needs require
- Experience in laser scanning, UAV surveys, deformation monitoring, or CCTV drainage surveys is beneficial but not essential
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