Assistant Surveyor

Assist in the following:

Land Surveying

• • Conduct field surveys to measure land contours, boundaries, and elevation changes.
  • Use survey equipment such as Total Stations, GPS, and level instruments to collect accurate data.
  • Establish property boundaries and prepare boundary survey maps.
  • Measure land area and record topographic data essential for the development project.

Data Analysis And Mapping

• • Analyze survey data to prepare maps and technical drawings for development planning.
  • Prepare topographic, boundary, and construction surveys.
  • Interpret and apply land development regulations to ensure compliance with local zoning laws and property rights.

Site Planning Support

• • Collaborate with engineers, architects, and urban planners to determine the most effective layout for the development project.
  • Provide survey data for designing roads, drainage systems, utilities, and other infrastructure.

Legal And Regulatory Compliance

• • Ensure that land surveys comply with local, state, and federal regulations, including zoning, environmental, and safety requirements.
  • Assist in obtaining necessary permits and approvals for the development.

Project Coordination

• • Coordinate with land developers, contractors, and other professionals to ensure proper implementation of survey results during the construction phase.
  • Review and update survey data as construction progresses.

Report Preparation

• • Prepare survey reports and provide recommendations for any issues encountered during the survey process.
  • Maintain accurate records of surveys, reports, and maps for future reference.

Technology And Tools

• Stay updated on the latest surveying technologies and software, such as AutoCAD, GIS, and surveying equipment, to improve data collection and analysis efficiency.

Client And Stakeholder Communication

• • Communicate with clients, developers, and project stakeholders to provide progress updates and address concerns related to land development surveys.

Skills And Qualifications

• Education: A degree or diploma in Surveying, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
• Experience: Prior experience in land surveying or land development projects (typically 2–5 years).
• Technical Skills:
• Proficiency with surveying instruments (e.g., Total Stations, GPS systems, digital levels).
• Strong knowledge of CAD software (e.g., AutoCAD, Civil 3D).
• Familiarity with GIS (Geographical Information Systems) is beneficial.
• Knowledge of Regulations: Understanding of land development laws, zoning regulations, environmental laws, and construction processes.
• Attention to Detail: Ability to work accurately and pay close attention to details.
• Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills for effective reporting and collaboration.

Working Conditions

• Fieldwork in various weather conditions and terrains.
• May involve long hours, especially during project deadlines.
• Work may involve both indoor office settings (for analysis, mapping, and report preparation) and outdoor locations (for data collection and site surveys).