Chainman - Surveying

You might be required to clear vegetation obstacles and or sand gravel from survey paths and ensure clear lines of sight for the surveyors

The job often involves physical labor including carrying equipment and working outdoors in various weather conditions

You are required to support surveyors in measuring distances angles and elevations using tools like chains tapes total stations and GPS receivers

You will be required to place survey markers like stakes or pins to establish points for measurements and construction layouts

You are required to support surveyors to collect and record survey data ensuring accuracy and contributing to the creation of maps and plans

You will be responsible for maintaining and operating survey equipment including electronic distance-measuring instruments

You must adhere to safety protocols and procedures on construction sites and other survey locations

You must communicate effectively with the survey team to coordinate efforts and ensure accurate data collection

You are required to assist with record-keeping and minor equipment repairs

Entry-level Position: this is an entry level position, but some experience with survey equipment and procedures may be preferred.

Physical Fitness:
The role requires physical stamina and the ability to work outdoors in various conditions.

Attention to Detail:
Accuracy is crucial, so attention to detail is essential.

Communication

Skills:

Good communication is needed to work effectively with the survey team.