Job Summary:

The Land Surveyor will be responsible for providing precise land measurements and topographical data to guide construction activities in a high-rise building project. This role involves using advanced surveying equipment and techniques to ensure the building’s foundations, structures, and utilities are accurately positioned according to design plans.

Key Responsibilities:

     1.  Site Assessment and Initial Surveys:

       • Conduct comprehensive topographical, boundary, and control surveys for the project site.

       • Identify and mark reference points, boundaries, and other critical locations to establish the project’s layout.

     2.  Stakeout and Layout:

       • Set out and monitor positions for foundations, columns, and other structural elements, ensuring adherence to project plans and specifications.

       • Confirm elevations and alignments using GPS, total station, and other surveying instruments.

     3.  Data Collection and Analysis:

       • Gather, record, and interpret data from surveys to develop site plans, blueprints, and maps.

       • Use CAD software or BIM (Building Information Modeling) tools to update and maintain accurate site plans.

     4.  Coordination with Project Team:

       • Collaborate with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure surveying data aligns with project requirements.

       • Adjust and verify stakeout points as needed based on project progress and any design modifications.

     5.  Quality Control and Documentation:

       • Maintain and document all surveying activities, including daily logs, data files, and calibration records.

       • Prepare detailed reports and as-built documentation at various project stages to verify compliance.

     6.  Safety and Compliance:

       • Follow safety protocols and ensure that all surveying activities comply with relevant legal, environmental, and company standards.

       • Monitor and mitigate potential hazards, considering the unique challenges of high-rise construction.

     7.  Equipment Maintenance:

       • Calibrate and maintain surveying equipment regularly to ensure precise measurements.

       • Manage surveying supplies and ensure all equipment is available and functional.

Skills

Job Summary:

The Land Surveyor will be responsible for providing precise land measurements and topographical data to guide construction activities in a high-rise building project. This role involves using advanced surveying equipment and techniques to ensure the building’s foundations, structures, and utilities are accurately positioned according to design plans.

Key Responsibilities:

     1.  Site Assessment and Initial Surveys:

       • Conduct comprehensive topographical, boundary, and control surveys for the project site.

       • Identify and mark reference points, boundaries, and other critical locations to establish the project’s layout.

     2.  Stakeout and Layout:

       • Set out and monitor positions for foundations, columns, and other structural elements, ensuring adherence to project plans and specifications.

       • Confirm elevations and alignments using GPS, total station, and other surveying instruments.

     3.  Data Collection and Analysis:

       • Gather, record, and interpret data from surveys to develop site plans, blueprints, and maps.

       • Use CAD software or BIM (Building Information Modeling) tools to update and maintain accurate site plans.

     4.  Coordination with Project Team:

       • Collaborate with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure surveying data aligns with project requirements.

       • Adjust and verify stakeout points as needed based on project progress and any design modifications.

     5.  Quality Control and Documentation:

       • Maintain and document all surveying activities, including daily logs, data files, and calibration records.

       • Prepare detailed reports and as-built documentation at various project stages to verify compliance.

     6.  Safety and Compliance:

       • Follow safety protocols and ensure that all surveying activities comply with relevant legal, environmental, and company standards.

       • Monitor and mitigate potential hazards, considering the unique challenges of high-rise construction.

     7.  Equipment Maintenance:

       • Calibrate and maintain surveying equipment regularly to ensure precise measurements.

       • Manage surveying supplies and ensure all equipment is available and functional.