Civil Surveyor

Role Overview

Civil Surveyor at ABIS. The Civil Surveyor is responsible for performing land and construction surveys to establish and verify site levels, alignments, and dimensions, supporting accurate setting-out and progress verification for civil and construction works.

Role Purpose

Perform land and construction surveys to establish and verify site levels, alignments, and dimensions. Provide accurate setting-out support and progress verification for civil and construction works.

Key Responsibilities

Setting-Out & Site Surveys

• Perform site surveys for setting-out of civil works including excavation, foundations, structures, pipelines, and roads.
• Establish and maintain survey control points, benchmarks, and reference grids.
• Coordinate with construction supervision on setting-out requirements and schedules.

Verification & Quality Control

• Verify as-built dimensions, levels, and alignments against approved drawings.
• Support QC with dimensional verification for civil, structural, and piping works.
• Identify and report survey discrepancies to the Superintendent/Engineering team.

Equipment Operation & Maintenance

• Operate survey equipment including total station, GPS/GNSS, and levels.
• Maintain calibration records for all survey equipment.

Documentation & Reporting

• Prepare survey reports, as-built drawings, and quantity survey data as required.
• Maintain survey records, field books, and data files.
• Support progress measurement through survey-based quantity verification.

Additional Support

• Support topographic and boundary surveys as required.

Qualifications & Experience

Education

• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related field.

Experience

• 5–8 years of experience as a surveyor on construction or industrial projects.

Skills & Competencies

Core Competencies

• Attention to Detail
• Analytical Thinking
• Accountability
• Communication Skills
• Precision

Technical Skills

• Land and Construction Surveying Techniques.
• Total Station, GPS/GNSS, and Levelling Equipment Operation.
• AutoCAD and Survey Software, such as Civil 3D.
• Reading Civil and Construction Drawings.
• As-Built Documentation.

Additional Information

Performance Evaluation Criteria

• Accuracy of setting-out and survey data.
• Timeliness of survey support to construction activities.
• Quality and completeness of survey records and as-built data.
• Responsiveness to survey requests from site teams.