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.

Diploma in Civil Engineering, Survey Engineering, or equivalent qualification in Land Surveying. Minimum 7 years of experience in land surveying for infrastructure and civil engineering projects. Proven experience in surveying and setting-out for roads, utilities, drainage, potable water, sewerage networks, structures, and landscaping works. Proficient in the use of Total Stations, GPS/GNSS equipment, Digital Levels, and other surveying instruments. Strong knowledge of coordinate systems, benchmarks, control networks, alignments, levels, profiles, and as-built surveys. Experience in verifying Contractor setting-out and completed works for compliance with project requirements. Familiarity with engineering drawings, specifications, and survey-related QA/QC procedures. UAE/GCC infrastructure project experience is preferred. Strong communication, reporting, and coordination skills.

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.