The Land Surveyor is responsible for establishing accurate control points, gridlines, and Temporary Benchmarks (TBMs) to support construction activities. The role includes coordinating joint surveys with the client’s surveyor to verify ground levels before starting earthworks. The surveyor prepares earthwork and roadwork cross-sections, sets out structural and civil features, and ensures alignment with design drawings. Routine site checks and as-built surveys are performed to monitor work accuracy. All survey records are maintained, with regular updates and reports provided to the Site Engineer or Project Manager.
1.Establish Survey Control Points
- Set up primary and secondary survey control points including centerlines, gridlines, and offsets to ensure accurate layout of structural and civil works.
- Establish and maintain Temporary Benchmarks (TBMs) for consistent level referencing throughout the project.
2.Coordinate Joint Survey with Client’s Surveyor
- Conduct joint surveys with the client’s surveyor to verify and record existing ground levels before the commencement of earthwork.
- Ensure agreement and proper documentation of the pre-construction topographical conditions.
3.Earthwork and Roadwork Surveying
- Plot and prepare cross-sections for earthworks and roadworks, including cut-and-fill details and ground profiles as required.
- Provide accurate survey data to assist in earthwork quantity calculations and planning.
4.Setting Out Construction Features
- Accurately set out reference points and lines that define the position and alignment of structures, drainage systems, slopes (toe of embankment, top of cut), and other civil features.
- Ensure all setting out is in accordance with construction drawings, specifications, and tolerances.
5.Monitor and Verify Site Works
- Perform routine surveys to check ongoing work against design levels and positions.
- Provide as-built data and survey verification to support project quality control and progress reporting.
6.Documentation and Reporting
- Maintain comprehensive records of all survey data, field notes, setting-out reports, and joint survey findings.
- Provide regular updates to the Site Engineer or Project Manager on survey-related matters and discrepancies found on site.
Job Requirements:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Land Surveying or equivalent
- Minimum 3-5 years of experience
- Tactical in coordination survey
Job Type: Contract
Contract length: 12 months
Work Location: In person
