Utilities Surveyor

Description

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Purpose: Ensure accurate survey data is collected in order to support clients develop their proposed projects by locating, mapping, and recording underground utilities and buried features.

Responsibilities

Field Survey Activities

Find, locate, and map underground utilities using geophysical survey equipment including electromagnetic detection equipment, signal generators, ground penetrating radar (single antenna, dual frequency, and high–density arrays), and magnetics. Survey all data using GPS and total stations. In addition to utility infrastructure the role can involve identifying other buried hazards such as reinforced concrete, structures, and obstructions. Obtain existing service records and plans and verify detected utilities against historical documentation. Reporting and Documentation

Prepare comprehensive survey reports and technical drawings using software such as AutoCAD, Geolitix, and Microsoft Office. Record utility locations, depths, and service types with appropriate confidence ratings in line with PAS 128 requirements. Maintain project documentation, including detailed survey logs, equipment verification records, and quality assurance checklists. Health, Safety, and Compliance

Work with the compliance team to prepare site–specific risk assessments and method statements in accordance with company health and safety policies. Identify potential hazards and establish safe working procedures for survey operations. Client Liaison and Support

Provide technical guidance to clients and contractors on utility conflicts, safe excavation practices, and construction risks. Attend project meetings and present survey findings to project teams when required. Travel

Travel to survey locations across the UK, which may involve occasional overnight stays.

Requirements

Essential

At least one year s employment delivering PAS 128–compliant utilities mapping surveys using core methods such as GPR and electromagnetic location. Proficient CAD user (e.g., AutoCAD or equivalent). Previous experience of back–office processing, including interpretation and reporting. Full UK manual driving licence. Desirable

Degree in a relevant subject. Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) Level 3 or above in utilities mapping (or equivalent). Familiarity with additional geophysical techniques. Knowledge of BIM integration processes.

Ad ID: 5416959372