Site Surveyor - Real estate

Job Description

A site surveyor in real estate plays a critical role in assessing and documenting the physical characteristics of a property or land before development, sale, or construction. Key Duties: Land Measurement & Mapping: Measure and map land boundaries using tools like GPS, total stations, and CAD software. Determine the size, shape, and legal boundaries of a parcel of land. Topographic Surveys: Document elevation changes, slopes, and natural features (trees, bodies of water, etc.). This information is crucial for planning construction and drainage. Property Boundary Surveys: Ensure the lands boundaries match legal documents and titles. Resolve disputes or discrepancies over property lines. Construction Layout: Mark out where buildings, roads, and infrastructure will be constructed based on architectural plans. Ensure construction follows the approved site plan. Due Diligence: Identify potential zoning, easement, or environmental issues. Provide data for feasibility studies before purchase or development. Compliance & Documentation: Prepare reports, maps, and legal descriptions for real estate transactions or government approvals. Ensure compliance with local regulations and land use codes.