Kerja Sepenuh Masa Surveyor, Gaji tinggi MYR 7,500 di BINARY CONSTRUCTION & TRADING SDN BHD Federal Territory - Maukerja

• 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.
• Use of Technology:
• GPS and Total Stations: Surveyors use modern equipment such as GPS (Global Positioning System), total stations, and laser scanning technology to improve accuracy and efficiency.
• 3D Modeling and CAD: They often collaborate with engineers and architects to input data into CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software or produce 3D models of the site.
• 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.
• Problem Solving: When unexpected site conditions arise (e.g., changes in terrain or soil conditions), surveyors provide input on necessary adjustments to the design.
• Boundary and Legal Issues:
• Boundary Disputes: Surveyors help resolve disputes regarding land ownership or boundary lines, particularly when the construction site is adjacent to other properties.
• Compliance with Zoning Laws: They ensure that the construction adheres to zoning laws and local building codes, reducing the risk of legal issues.
• Health and Safety:
• Hazard Identification: Surveyors are also responsible for identifying potential hazards on-site (e.g., unstable ground) and ensuring that the layout complies with safety regulations.
• Safe Access and Egress: They help ensure that construction access routes are safe and functional.

Skills and Qualifications Needed:

• Mathematical and Technical Skills: Strong skills in geometry, trigonometry, and computer-aided design (CAD).
• Attention to Detail: Surveyors must be highly accurate in their measurements to avoid costly mistakes.
• Familiarity with Surveying Equipment: Proficiency with GPS, total stations, drones, and other surveying technologies.
• Legal Knowledge: Understanding of property laws, zoning regulations, and building codes.
• Communication Skills: The ability to explain technical information to other team members and stakeholders.
• Problem Solving: Ability to address unforeseen site conditions and adapt plans accordingly.

In summary, a construction surveyor’s job is essential in ensuring that all construction work is carried out accurately and according to design, making sure that every part of the project aligns with both legal and design specifications.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent, Fresh graduate

Pay: RM6,500.00 - RM7,500.00 per month

Benefits:

• Maternity leave
• Opportunities for promotion
• Parental leave
• Professional development

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Kuala Lumpur: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Preferred)

Application Question(s):

• Are you registered with the Land Surveyors Board of Malaysia (Lembaga Jurukur Tanah – LJT)?
• Are you Proficiency in Surveying Technologies: Knowledge of GPS, total stations, laser scanning & Computer-Aided Design (CAD)?

Education:

• Diploma/Advanced Diploma (Required)

Experience:

• Land surveying: 3 years (Required)
• bridge survey: 3 years (Required)
• offshore: 3 years (Preferred)

License/Certification:

• Diploma in Geomatics/Surveying (Preferred)
• Degree in Geomatics, Land Surveying, or Civil Engineering (Preferred)
• certification Land Surveyors Board of Malaysia (LJT). (Preferred)

Location:

• Kuala Lumpur (Preferred)

Work Location: In person