SURVEYOR
SURVEYOR
22
Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh, India
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Created Date: 2026-08-19
End Date:
Salary: 350000
Industry: Construction
Openings: 1
Primary Responsibilities :
Key Roles & Responsibilities
● Conduct topographic, layout, and control surveys using Total Station, DGPS, and levelling instruments.
● Establish, protect, and maintain Temporary Benchmarks (TBM) and grid/control points referenced to a
stable datum.
● Provide accurate setting-out data for foundations, structures, roads and other works ahead of execution.
● Carry out periodic as-built surveys and prepare corresponding survey reports and drawings for client/PMC
submission.
● Maintain instrument calibration records and ensure all survey equipment is verified before critical setting-
out activities.
● Coordinate closely with the Civil Engineering team to verify layout accuracy before and during construction.
● Support quantity surveys required for billing and reconciliation purposes.
● Maintain systematic field books and digital survey records for audit and reference.
Technical Competencies
● Proficiency with Total Station and DGPS survey equipment and standard levelling instruments (auto
level/dumpy level).
● Working knowledge of traverse computation, closing-error tolerances, and benchmark correlation.
● Familiarity with AutoCAD / AutoCAD Civil 3D for survey drawing preparation (preferred).
● Understanding of coordinate systems and reconciliation between GPS-based and conventional survey data.
Experience Requirements:
Behavioural Competencies
● High attention to detail and discipline in verification before submitting survey data.
● Readiness for sustained field work across varying site and weather conditions.
● Prompt, clear reporting of survey findings and discrepancies to the engineering team.
● Collaborative approach when survey data is questioned or requires joint verification with client surveyors.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
● Survey accuracy — closing error within permissible tolerance on all traverses.
● Turnaround time for setting-out data requested by the execution team.
● Error-free setting out (rework arising from survey error).
● Timeliness of as-built survey submissions.
