Land Surveyor

Job Summary The Land Surveyor is responsible for carrying out accurate land and construction surveys to support high-rise building and villa projects. The role involves determining property boundaries, elevations, alignments, and site conditions to ensure construction activities are executed strictly in accordance with approved drawings, site plans, and applicable regulations. The position plays a critical role in site layout, setting out, and verification throughout the construction lifecycle. Key Responsibilities • Conduct boundary, topographic, and control surveys to establish accurate property lines and site data. • Perform site layout, setting out, and staking works for buildings, villas, roads, and utility services. • Interpret approved drawings and translate them accurately onto site. • Operate and maintain surveying instruments including total stations, GPS equipment, and levels. • Carry out as-built surveys and prepare final survey records for project closeout and handover. • Identify and resolve discrepancies between design drawings and actual site conditions. • Monitor land movement, structural settlement, and alignment where required during construction. • Prepare, update, and maintain survey sketches, maps, reports, and related documentation. • Ensure surveying activities comply with applicable legal requirements, project specifications, and safety standards. • Coordinate closely with site engineers, project teams, and contractors to support smooth execution of works. • Diploma in Civil Engineering, Surveying, or a related discipline. • 8+ years of relevant experience in construction projects such as high-rise buildings and villas. • Strong knowledge of local construction practices, site procedures, and regulatory requirements. • Proficient in the use of modern surveying instruments and tools. • Well versed in AutoCAD. • High level of accuracy, attention to detail, and reliability in measurements and reporting. • Good communication skills with the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary site teams. • Physical capability to work in outdoor site conditions and varied terrain. • Demonstrated leadership, coordination, and problem-solving skills on active construction sites.