- A land surveyor is responsible for measuring and mapping land, both above and below ground, to determine boundaries, locations, and topographical features. The role of a land surveyor can vary depending on the type of project, but typically includes the following duties
- Conduct research to obtain information about the boundaries, location, and topography of a piece of land. Use surveying instruments, such as total stations, levels, and GPS receivers, to measure and record distances, angles, elevations, and coordinates.
- Create detailed maps, charts, and plans based on survey data, using computer-aided drafting software (CAD)
- Verify the accuracy of survey data, including measurements and calculations, and make any necessary adjustments.
- Prepare reports and legal descriptions of survey results for use by property owners, government agencies, and other interested parties.




- Consult with architects, engineers, and other professionals to provide survey data needed for design and construction projects.
- Manage and supervise survey crew members, including assigning tasks, providing guidance, and ensuring safety protocols are followed.

Required Qualifications

- Experience: 4+ years
- A bachelor's degree in surveying or a related field is typically required, as well as state licensure.
- Gulf experience mandatory
- Willing to relocate to Ireland

Pay: ₹58,669.22 - ₹87,064.63 per month

Benefits:

- Cell phone reimbursement
- Versatile schedule
- Food provided
- Paid sick time

Work Location: In person

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