Surveyor

Job Description

Role & responsibilities Conduct route alignment and topographical surveys along the transmission line corridor. Perform tower spotting, profiling, and pegging as per engineering specifications. Use GPS, Total Station, Theodolite, and other surveying instruments for precise measurements. Prepare and maintain survey records, drawings, maps, and reports. Coordinate with the engineering and construction teams to provide accurate land data. Validate survey data against approved drawings and identify discrepancies. Liaise with local authorities, landowners, and other stakeholders for right-of-way (ROW) and access requirements. Assist in land acquisition and ROW clearance processes through accurate land demarcation. Ensure compliance with safety standards while working in the field. Submit regular progress reports to the site management team . Education & Experience Diploma in Civil Engineering or ITI in Surveying; certification in land surveying is an added advantage. 5-7 years of experience in surveying, preferably in transmission line or infrastructure projects. Proficient in using GPS, DGPS, Total Station, AutoCAD, and other survey-related software. Good knowledge of land documentation, topographical features, and terrain challenges. Strong attention to detail with the ability to interpret technical drawings. Ability to work independently in remote project locations. Good communication and coordination skills. Good written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities.