Job Description

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Land Surveyor

is a professional who measures and maps the physical features of the earth's surface, including land boundaries, topography, and other geospatial data. Their work is crucial in construction, real estate development, and legal matters regarding land ownership.

Responsibilities:

Conduct Surveys:

Measure land boundaries, topography, and property lines. Establish reference points, monuments, and markers to guide construction or development projects.

Use Surveying Equipment:

Operate and maintain specialized equipment such as total stations, GPS devices, theodolites, and levels. Collect precise measurements and geospatial data. Record data on maps, digital devices, or in notebooks.

Data Collection:

Collect precise measurements and geospatial data. Record data on maps, digital devices, or in notebooks.

Create Maps and Plans:

Produce survey reports, detailed maps, and drawings based on collected data. Prepare legal documents for land division, construction projects, and easements.

Skills and Qualifications:

Education:

A degree in Surveying, Civil Engineering, Geomatics, or a related field.

Experience:

Practical experience with surveying tools, technologies, and software (such as AutoCAD, GIS systems, or surveying software).

Job Type: Full-time

Application Question(s):

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