Job Description

A surveyor is a professional who measures, maps, and analyzes land to determine boundaries, dimensions, and features. They use specialized equipment to gather precise data for projects in construction, engineering, and land development, providing maps and reports to clients and government agencies. Key responsibilities

Measuring land:

Surveyors measure distances, angles, elevations, and shapes of land and property for various purposes, from construction planning to legal documentation.

Mapping:

They create maps and drawings to represent land features, boundaries, and other geographical information.

Boundary determination:

A key role is to research historical records and establish official property and land boundaries for legal documents like deeds and leases.

Data analysis and reporting:

They interpret survey data and prepare comprehensive reports, maps, and plots to present their findings to clients, construction companies, and government agencies.

Site evaluation:

They evaluate sites to provide data for construction, environmental projects, and infrastructure planning.
Tools and technology

Advanced equipment:

Surveyors use specialized tools like total stations, GPS, and laser scanners to gather precise measurements.

Basic tools:

They also use measuring tapes and wheels for direct distance measurements.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹30,000.00 - ₹40,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Work Location: In person