LAND SURVEYOR / SURVEYOR
3-4 Years Experience in surveying
Diploma / Bachelor Degree in surveying / related course
Willing to travel to site

Site Surveying and Measurements:
Site Assessment: Surveyors assess the land or site where construction will take place, taking precise measurements to determine boundaries, elevation, and features.
Establishing Reference Points: They set out control points and benchmarks that guide the construction process to ensure the building is positioned and aligned correctly.
Topographic Surveys: Create maps of the site that show natural features (hills, streams) and man-made structures (roads, buildings) to inform construction planning.
Setting Out the Project:
Marking Boundaries: Surveyors define and mark the boundaries of the construction site to avoid encroachment on neighboring properties.
Defining Building Footprint: They set out the exact locations where structures like buildings, roads, and utilities will be built based on the design plans.
Elevation Checks: Ensure that levels, grades, and elevation align with the construction plans, especially for foundations, road grading, and drainage systems.
Monitoring and Verifying Construction Progress:
Regular Inspections: Construction surveyors regularly inspect the site to verify that the work is being done according to the original design and within the set boundaries.
Ensuring Compliance: They check that construction follows the required standards, specifications, and legal regulations (zoning, safety codes, etc.).
Detecting and Correcting Errors: If deviations from the design occur, surveyors identify and correct them to avoid costly mistakes later.
Mapping and Reporting:
Produce Site Plans: Surveyors create detailed site plans or maps showing all relevant land features, utilities, and structures.
Data Collection: They collect and document measurement data throughout the construction process to ensure that project milestones are met accurately.
Reporting: Surveyors prepare reports on their findings, including documentation of measurements, site conditions, and any discrepancies or issues that arise.
CAD: They often collaborate with engineers and architects to input data into CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software
Liaising with Other Teams:
Collaboration: Surveyors work closely with architects, engineers, project managers, and construction teams to ensure that the design is correctly interpreted and executed on the ground.
Working - On Site

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: RM3,000.00 - RM4,500.00 per month

Benefits:

Additional leave
Company car
Maternity leave
Opportunities for promotion
Parental leave

Experience:

Land surveying: 3 years (Preferred)

Willingness to travel:

100% (Preferred)

Work Location: On the road

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