Utility Surveyor

Utility Surveyor

Various Locations Considered

Permanent

Competitive Salary (Depending on Experience) + Benefits

The Client

Our client is one of the leading survey companies in the UK with offices throughout the UK for over 30 years. Delivering project across various industries from housing to national infrastructure. Our client is a multi-disciplined company using the latest technology to provide the best end service to their variation of clients to ensure projects are delivered to the highest standard.

The Role

Our client is currently recruiting for an experienced utility surveyor and the role would involve carrying out surveys at sites throughout the UK and beyond.

• Conducting utility surveys using modern survey methods and devices
• Resolving any unexpected site issues and seeking help from the team and management when required
• Accurately recording surveying information on-site to the agreed specification and scope
• Building and maintaining client relationships and ensuring that we deliver to our client's expectations
• Assisting with detailed field and office surveying assignments
• Checking the quality of information collected on site and ensuring a successful transition to deliverables
• Mentoring and training junior surveying staff as required
• Delivering to company policies, procedures, standards, and best practices
• Carrying out any other duties as required by the business

Requirements

The successful candidate will have:

• 2 years of experience in the utility surveying industry with a strong understanding of PAS 126 standards
• Strong understanding of using total stations, GNSS receivers, and utility markers
• Proficient in the creation of written survey reports, permits to dig, manhole, and inspection chamber record cards in accordance with PAS128
• Excellent communication skills and experience dealing with clients
• Flexibility to work away from home for periods and accommodate various shift patterns when required (such as night shift etc)
• A full UK driving license
• The right to work in the UK