Land Surveyor

Key Responsibilities

• Establish, verify, and maintain project survey control points, benchmarks, coordinates, and reference levels.
• Review approved IFC and shop drawings and verify setting-out information before construction activities commence.
• Perform and verify setting-out for roads, utilities, pipelines, manholes, chambers, structures, kerbs, street lighting, landscaping, and other infrastructure works.
• Verify horizontal and vertical alignments, levels, gradients, slopes, offsets, and coordinates.
• Check excavation levels, formation levels, pipe invert levels, road layers, finished road levels, and utility installations.
• Conduct independent survey checks of Contractor setting-out and completed works to ensure compliance with project requirements.
• Coordinate closely with the RE, AREs, discipline engineers, inspectors, contractors, and survey teams.
• Identify and report discrepancies between approved drawings, site conditions, and Contractor setting-out information.
• Maintain accurate survey records, field books, coordinate schedules, level records, inspection reports, and documentation.
• Verify quantities, measurements, and survey data to support progress assessments and commercial evaluations.
• Conduct surveys for existing utilities, tie-in locations, interfaces, and construction constraints.
• Review and verify as-built surveys and drawings against completed works.
• Support authority inspections, snagging, de-snagging, final surveys, and project handover activities.
• Ensure surveying instruments are properly calibrated, maintained, and supported by valid calibration certificates.
• Ensure all surveying activities comply with project QA/QC procedures, HSE requirements, and applicable authority regulations.