Survey Engineer

As a Survey Engineer (also known as a Land Surveyor or Geomatics Engineer), you play a critical role in construction, infrastructure, and land development projects. Your primary duty is to accurately measure and map the physical environment to support planning, design, and execution. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct topographical surveys to map terrain, elevations, and existing features. - Establish control points and benchmarks for accurate referencing. - Prepare survey drawings, contour maps, and digital terrain models (DTM). - Verify property boundaries and resolve boundary disputes using legal documents. - Coordinate with architects, planners, and project managers for site layout planning. - Set out (mark) building lines, foundations, roads, and structures as per design drawings. - Perform as-built surveys to verify construction matches approved plans. - Monitor verticality of structures (e.g., columns, towers) using theodolite or laser tools. - Conduct deformation monitoring for structures under load (e.g., bridges, dams). - Ensure alignment and leveling of roads, pipelines, and drainage systems. - Operate advanced equipment: Total Station, GPS/GNSS, 3D Laser Scanners, Drones (UAVs). - Utilize AutoCAD, Civil 3D, GIS software, and BIM integration. - Process and analyze survey data using specialized software. - Generate 3D models and point clouds for BIM and digital twins. - Prepare survey reports, certificates, and legal documents. - Submit as-built drawings and survey data to clients and regulatory authorities. - Maintain accurate records of measurements, calculations, and field notes. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree (Preferred). Please note: This job is Full-time and the work location is in person. Application questions may include your current salary, expected salary, notice period, and current location.,