Surveyor & Taxation Officer

Responsibilities

• Responsible for the accuracy of data and information in the survey report.
• Maintain the confidentiality of customer and company data.
• Ensure the completeness of documents and the validity of consumer data.
• Work together with the credit analyst team and other related departments.
• Understand and comply with the regulations and ethics of the surveyor profession.
• Hold a meeting agreement with consumers and spouses (if married) at the office for the type of two‑wheeled vehicle pawn (R2).
• Conduct visits and environmental checks for the type of four‑wheeled vehicle pawn (R4).
• Check the validity of the consumer's BPKB as a requirement for submission and take it as collateral if no negative information is received from the consumer.
• Maintain and be responsible for consumer payment patterns in the first 6 months.
• Inspect Vehicles for Roadworthiness:
  Conduct visual and technical inspections. Check mechanical systems, emissions, and safety features. Use diagnostic tools to assess compliance with regulations.
• Valuation and Assessment:
  Assess the condition and value of vehicles (e.g., for insurance, resale, taxation, or import/export).
• Compliance and Regulation Checks:
  Ensure vehicles meet environmental and safety standards. Confirm vehicle modifications adhere to legal requirements.
• Documentation and Reporting:
  Record survey results in inspection reports. Provide an estimate of the amount of disbursement to consumers for vehicles that have been inspected and negotiate.
• Customer Interaction:
  Communicate findings to vehicle owners. Offer advice on compliance or improvement.

• Minimum education D3 all majors.
• Have experience as a surveyor for at least 1 year (preferred).
• Having motorcycle and driving license (A/C).
• Mastering survey techniques and inspection of motor vehicles.
• Honest, thorough, and responsible.
• Able to work independently or in time.
• Willing to work with high mobility in the field.