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BakerHicks is seeking a Land Surveyor to join a collaborative team delivering infrastructure projects. The role balances fieldwork with data processing, using modern surveying tools to produce precise outputs.
You will work on-site most of the time, supporting GIS and project teams, while contributing to process improvements and technology adoption across the surveying discipline.
At BakerHicks, our Surveying teams play a vital role in supporting complex infrastructure and engineering projects across secure, technically challenging environments. We are looking for a Land Surveyor to join our collaborative team, where you'll have the opportunity to develop your expertise, work with industry-leading technology and contribute to meaningful projects.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys combining fieldwork with technical problem-solving and values working within a supportive team where knowledge sharing, continuous learning and professional development are encouraged.
We’re keen to hear from people who are collaborative, detail-oriented and passionate about delivering quality work.
This is a hands‑on role where approximately 70-80% of your time will be spent on site collecting survey data and supporting project activities. The remaining time will be spent collaborating with colleagues, processing data and delivering project outputs. Candidates should be comfortable attending the office regularly and working closely with the wider Surveying, GIS and Project teams.
At BakerHicks, we know that diverse perspectives strengthen our teams and improve the solutions we deliver. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, supported and able to thrive.
In return, you’ll benefit from:
You enjoy working with others, take pride in producing high-quality work and are motivated by continuous improvement. You are naturally curious, eager to learn and excited by the opportunity to contribute to a team that values collaboration, innovation and professional growth.
Many of the positions within our company are subject to security clearance or security assurance levels.
The successful candidate must be able to obtain and maintain the appropriate level of security clearance or assurance level for this role, in line with client and sector requirements.
In some cases, additional nationality or residency criteria may also apply due to specific client or national security obligations.
We’ve been innovating in design, engineering and project delivery since 1957 and operate from 14 locations for a truly European reach. For more about our company story, see: About | BakerHicks .
Whatever your discipline, you’ll be alongside some of the most talented people in the industry. Our network of offices are appealing, friendly and comfortable spaces, easily accessible by car or public transport. And our salary and benefits packages are some of the best in the industry.
What you get will depend on what you do, with individual performance-related rewards also on offer in addition to:
BakerHicks is an equal opportunity employer. We care about creating an inclusive atmosphere and are committed to promoting diversity and inclusion throughout.
BakerHicks is an inclusive organisation welcoming talent from all backgrounds. Applicants are assessed on the basis of personal merit and qualifications.
To help us promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within our workplace, we invite you to provide some optional demographic information. This data helps us understand the diversity of our applicants and improve our recruitment practices.
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Thank you for your support in helping us create a more inclusive workplace.
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