Junior Utility Surveyor: Field Survey Training & Growth

LandScope Engineering; Stretton; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Company pension scheme

Cycle to Work Scheme

Ongoing professional development

Job summary

LandScope Engineering is hiring Junior/Graduate Utility Surveyors for its Fieldwork team based in Shropshire. You’ll start or build a career in surveying, receiving training from seasoned professionals while working on underground utility and geospatial projects.

No prior utility surveying experience is required, but relevant qualifications or experience are helpful. You will gain hands-on exposure to modern survey technologies and have clear pathways for progression within a growing,

Qualifications

• A qualification in Surveying or Geomatics would be advantageous but is not essential.
• Willingness to travel and stay away from home when required.
• Basic knowledge of AutoCAD would be beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Assist in delivering underground utility surveys to PAS128 standards.
• Support utility mapping projects using electromagnetic locating and GPR technologies.
• Learn to operate Radiodetection and Vivax locating equipment.
• Assist with ground penetrating radar surveys using industry-standard systems.
• Support processing and interpretation of survey data.
• Assist in producing survey drawings and outputs using AutoCAD.
• Contribute to projects involving topographical and drainage survey information.
• Work closely with experienced surveyors to develop technical skills and industry knowledge.
• Ensure work is completed safely and to a high standard.
• Help maintain survey equipment and ensure readiness.

Skills

Enthusiasm for surveying

Willingness to learn

Good communication

Ability to work outdoors

Team player

Driving licence

Education

Geomatics/Surveying related degree (advantageous)

Tools

AutoCAD

Job description

LandScope Engineering is hiring Junior/Graduate Utility Surveyors for its Fieldwork team based in Shropshire. You’ll start or build a career in surveying, receiving training from seasoned professionals while working on underground utility and geospatial projects.

No prior utility surveying experience is required, but relevant qualifications or experience are helpful. You will gain hands-on exposure to modern survey technologies and have clear pathways for progression within a growing,