Senior Land Surveyor

A. Survey Planning and Project Control

• Establish and maintain project survey control networks, reference points, and benchmarks.

• Review approved project drawings, coordinates, levels, and survey data before commencing construction activities.

• Develop and implement survey plans and schedules aligned with project requirements and construction programs.

• Ensure all surveying activities comply with approved drawings, project specifications, and applicable authority requirements.

• Coordinate survey requirements with project engineers, construction teams, consultants, and subcontractors.

• Supervise and verify setting-out works for:

  • Roads and highways.

  • Interchanges and roundabouts.

  • Utility networks and corridors.

  • Drainage and stormwater systems.

  • Culverts and related structures.

  • Earthworks and pavement works.

  • Other associated infrastructure activities.

• Verify road centerlines, horizontal and vertical alignments, elevations, profiles, and cross-sections.

• Ensure survey data and setting-out information are accurate before construction activities commence.

• Monitor survey operations throughout construction to identify and resolve discrepancies promptly.

• Verify that completed works conform to approved drawings, levels, coordinates, and project specifications.

• Conduct and supervise topographic surveys, boundary surveys, and site verification activities.

• Prepare, review, and maintain accurate as-built survey records.

• Verify completed infrastructure works and document actual site conditions.

• Prepare survey reports and supporting documents for inspections, approvals, and project handover.

• Maintain organized records of survey data, field notes, calculations, and related documentation.

• Manage and supervise surveyors, assistant surveyors, and survey crews.

• Assign daily responsibilities and allocate survey resources according to project priorities.

• Monitor team productivity, work quality, and compliance with established procedures.

• Train and mentor junior survey personnel on surveying techniques, equipment operation, and documentation requirements.

• Ensure effective coordination among survey teams working across different project areas.

• Operate and oversee the use of:

  • Total Stations.

  • GPS/GNSS systems.

  • Digital Levels.

  • Surveying software and data-processing applications.

• Review survey calculations, coordinate geometry, and field measurements.

• Perform regular checks to ensure the accuracy and reliability of survey equipment and survey data.

• Ensure surveying instruments are properly maintained, calibrated, and suitable for project requirements.

• Identify and report discrepancies affecting survey accuracy or construction compliance.

• Assist project teams with field measurements and quantity calculations.

• Verify earthwork volumes, excavation quantities, and completed construction works.

• Support engineering and commercial teams with survey information required for progress assessments and quantity verification.

• Provide accurate survey data for inspections, payment applications, and project reporting.

• Ensure surveying activities comply with company quality, health, safety, and environmental policies and procedures.

• Conduct survey operations safely within active construction zones and high-risk work areas.

• Ensure survey personnel use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow approved safety requirements.

• Support quality inspections, corrective actions, and project handover documentation.

• Execute work that adheres to quality, health, safety, and environmental considerations, as well as commitment and excellence.

• Minimum of 10 years of progressive experience in land surveying.