They take immense pride in being a part of some of the most extensive infrastructure ventures happening across the UK (and beyond!) that play a crucial role in shaping the future of our planet.
If you're passionate about contributing to the cause of a more sustainable Earth and aspire to achieving NetZero by 2050, joining my client's team would be the ideal move for you!
As a Land Surveyor you will:
- Traveling to various locations across the country to conduct surveys, gather data, and establish works on behalf of their clients. This involves utilizing a variety of equipment such as Total Station, Laser Scanning, handheld GNSS, and Electromagnetic Location equipment.
- Taking a proactive approach in processing survey data in accordance with the department's best practices.
- Creating maps and plans that support a wide range of fast-paced projects and deliver them on time and within budget to maintain the company's standard.
- Collaborating with the team to obtain, manage, and analyze data from multiple sources such as the Land Registry, Ordnance Survey, Environment Agency, Local Authorities, and Utility companies to provide the best advice and service to clients.
- Being responsible for the maintenance and calibration procedures of the survey equipment and organizational policies and requirements.
- Working independently on projects and requests, ensuring requirements and objectives are met, building positive relationships and taking ownership of the standard of work.
- Being commercially aware, maintaining good records, including meeting notes, expense claims, and comprehensive file updates and records of activities to provide regular client updates.
- Accurately assessing the time requirements of a job and confidently advising clients and surveyors.
- Supporting the team and business development by communicating ideas for improvement.
- Assisting in the development of more junior members of staff by mentoring, providing feedback, and participating in progress reviews where appropriate.
- Taking a proactive approach to engage and communicate with other sectors to ensure efficient completion of Geomatics requests.
- Be confident in communicating with stakeholders at all levels.
- Possess great IT skills.
- Have excellent attention to detail and organizational skills, be results-driven, and a keen problem solver.
- Be able to manage a large amount of both quantitative and qualitative data.
- Possess an RICS or TSA qualification (desirable but not essential).
- Hold a full UK driving license and demonstrate willingness to travel to site and project locations.
- Annual performance bonus scheme.
- 25 days of annual leave plus an additional day to celebrate your birthday.
- Private healthcare through Vitality Health.
- Life insurance equal to 4x your salary.
- 26 weeks of paid maternity leave.
- 2 weeks of paid paternity leave.
- Electric vehicle purchase provided by Octopus Electric Vehicles.
- Professional development opportunities with paid study leave.
- Paid leave for military service (7.5 days per year).
- Flexible working arrangements through our "Flexible Advantage" program, designed to support working families and promote work/life balance.
- Free on-site parking.
- Subsidized gym membership and other Vitality member discounts.
- Encouragement of charity support through volunteering opportunities.
- Cycle to work scheme.
luke.norton@hsqrecruitment.com or call the Leeds office on: 0113 887 4430