Land Surveyor

Roles and Responsibility - Land Surveyor

• Determine and establish legal property boundaries.
• Research legal land records, titles, and previous surveys.
• Resolve disputes related to property lines.
• Create maps and 3D models that show natural and man-made features of land.

· Collect data on terrain, elevations, trees, buildings, and other surface features.

• Set out reference points and markers to guide construction (roads, buildings, bridges, etc.).
• Ensure that structures are built in the correct location and orientation.
• Monitor construction progress and alignment.
• Assist architects, engineers, and planners with site layout and planning.
• Analyze land for potential use based on zoning, topography, and environmental impact.
• Work with civil engineers to provide data for the design of infrastructure projects.
• Support roadworks, pipelines, railways, dams, etc., with precise elevation and alignment measurements.
• Prepare and sign legal documents such as survey plats and reports.
• Provide expert testimony in court regarding boundary disputes or land claims.
• Operate advanced surveying instruments like:
• Total stations
• GPS (Global Positioning Systems)
• GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
• Drones for aerial surveys
• Process data using CAD and mapping software.
• Ensure surveys comply with local and national laws, zoning regulations, and engineering standards.
• Stay up to date with changes in surveying laws and practices.
• Survey land for environmental impact assessments.
• Conduct geodetic surveys to understand the curvature and shape of the Earth in large-scale projects.
• Meet with clients to understand project requirements.
• Manage timelines, budgets, and coordinate with other professionals (engineers, architects, legal teams).

- Ability to work in a 9.30 AM - 7.30 PM shift.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ₹16,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Food provided
• Health insurance
• Provident Fund

Language:

• English (Preferred)

Work Location: In person