Topographical Surveyor

As a Topographic Surveyor, you will be responsible for measuring and mapping the earth's surface to aid in the planning and execution of various projects. Your work will involve the use of advanced surveying equipment and software to create detailed topographic maps and models. This role requires a strong understanding of geography, mathematics, and the physical characteristics of the terrain. You will often work closely with engineers, architects, and other professionals to ensure that projects are based on accurate and up-to-date geographical information.

About the role:

• Location: Leeds 
• Salary: up to £40 000.00 depending on experience
• Hours: 7am - 5pm (45 hours per week)
• 21 days holiday + bank holidays 
• Life Assurance scheme 
  
• Auto enrolment pension scheme
• Free parking on site

Topographic Surveyor Responsibilities & Duties

• Conduct field surveys to gather topographic data using GPS, total stations, and other surveying instruments
• Analyse survey data to create detailed maps and models of the terrain
• Collaborate with engineers, architects, and planners to integrate topographic data into project designs
• Prepare and present reports, charts, and presentations detailing survey findings
• Ensure compliance with relevant surveying standards and regulations
• Maintain accurate records and documentation of survey activities
• Perform calculations to determine areas, elevations, and distances
• Verify the accuracy of survey data, including measurements and calculations conducted at survey sites
• Utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to analyze spatial information
• Provide technical advice and support to clients and colleagues
• Stay updated on the latest surveying technologies and methodologies

 

Topographic Surveyor Qualifications & Skills

• Professional certification as a Land Surveyor (PLS) or equivalent (Preferred)
• Proficiency in surveying software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or GIS applications
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Attention to detail and a high level of accuracy
• Prior experience in topographic surveying or a related discipline
• Proficiency with surveying instruments such as GPS, total stations, and levels
• Knowledge of topographic and geospatial concepts
• Ability to interpret and analyse survey data
• Familiarity with relevant software tools and technologies
• Strong mathematical and computational skills
• Physical stamina and the ability to work in various outdoor conditions
• Valid driver's license and ability to travel to survey sites

 

About the Lanes Group

The Lanes Group are the UK’s largest independent provider of water and wastewater solutions and services, we play a vital role in always maintaining the seamless operations of the nation’s water systems. 

Formed in 1992, our half a billion-pound turnover ensures continued expansion for market share. Our key differentiator is our 4000+ staff and our resource pool that includes the most innovative fleet, plant, and equipment the market has to offer. 

We are the UK’s largest end to end drainage solution provider with depots strategically located across the UK from Aberdeen to Plymouth, to ensure round the clock coverage for customers and clients alike. 

 

The Lanes Group plc comprises of a range of established service providers subsidiaries, which complement the specialist service of Lanes, by both work type and geography. Increasing our overall capability, assets and offering to our customers. Lanes, Lanes I, Sapphire Utility Solutions,  Clearflow, AQS, S&C Fosters. 

 

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from under-represented members of the community. 

This position is open to Internal and External candidates.  Any internal candidates currently employed within a division of the Lanes Group must complete an Internal Application form and submit to recruitment.

Strictly no agencies please 

 

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