Job Description

Role & responsibilities

1. Conduct surveys and site assessments to gather accurate data on land, terrain, and

existing structures.

2.To acquaint himself with details of all land holdings of the Trust and ensure proper demarcations whenever required.

3. Prepare detailed survey reports, including drawings, measurements, and other

relevant data.

4. Utilize advanced surveying tools and equipment to ensure precision and accuracy in

measurements.

5. Collaborate with engineers, architects, and other project stakeholders to understand

project requirements and surveying needs.

6. Review project plans and blueprints to identify potential challenges and provide

input for improvements.

7. Liaising with government officials, local bodies, and regulatory authorities to obtain

necessary permits, approvals, and clearances for projects.

8. Represent the organization in meetings with government officials and community

members to address any concerns or queries related to the project.

9. Coordinate with legal and documentation teams to maintain records and

documentation related to survey reports, permits, and approvals.

10. Implement best practices and innovative technologies in surveying and liaising

processes to improve efficiency and accuracy.

Preferred candidate profile

1. Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Land Surveying, or a related field.

2. Proven experience as a surveyor, with expertise in using surveying instruments and

software.

3. Familiarity with local laws, regulations, and building codes related to land development

and construction.

4. Previous experience in liaising with government authorities and obtaining permits and

approvals for construction projects.

5. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with attention to detail.

6. Excellent communication and negotiation skills, with the ability to interact effectively

with stakeholders at all levels.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?400,000.00 - ?600,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Work Location: In person