A surveyor measures and maps the physical workplace, determines property boundaries, and evaluates building conditions or values.

ResponsibilitiesDepending on their specialty, surveyors perform key duties:

- Land & Boundary Surveying: Measure distances, angles, and elevations using tools like GPS receivers, total stations, and drones to establish legal property lines and prevent disputes.
- Construction & Infrastructure Layout: Guide construction teams by placing physical markers (layout staking) on the ground so roads, bridges, and buildings match design plans.
- Building & Property Inspection: Check a structure's physical condition, looking for issues like structural cracks, dampness, roof wear, or plumbing and electrical flaws before a sale or renovation. [1, 2]
- Valuation & Real Estate: Assess the market value of residential or commercial properties, negotiate leases, and advise on development costs. [1, 2]




- Mapping & GIS: Compile spatial data to create digital maps and topographic models used in urban planning, agriculture, and forestry. [1]

Common Specializations

- Land Surveyors: Focus on legal boundaries, titles, and topography.
- Building/Condition Surveyors: Inspect the physical safety and structural health of houses and commercial buildings.
- Quantity Surveyors: Manage project costs, budgets, and construction materials.
- Valuation Surveyors: Determine the financial worth of real estate assets.

Qualification : Licensed Surveryor

Experience: 5 to 10 years

Salary: 40,000 per month

Pay: From ₹40,000.00 per month

Benefits:

- Food provided
- Paid time off
- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

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