Site Setting-Out Engineer | GPS & 3D Modelling

American Society of Civil Engineers; Fareham; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The American Society of Civil Engineers is seeking a full-time Site Setting Out Engineer to cover projects across Hampshire, West Sussex and Wiltshire. You will survey sites, set out works and check drawings, contributing to residential and commercial builds.

A degree or HNC/HND in construction-related studies is preferred. Proficiency with GPS, producing as-built drawings, and communicating with architects and engineers is essential for success.

Qualifications

• Experience surveying sites prior to work commencement.
• Ability to survey installed works and check plans/drawings.
• Setting out deep drainage, roads, manholes, 278 works.
• Produce as-built drawings and progress reports.
• Communicate with architects, engineers and surveyors.

Responsibilities

• Surveying sites prior to work commencement.
• Surveying installed works.
• Setting out deep drainage, roads, manholes, 278 works.
• Check plans/drawings for accuracy.
• Check quantities for accuracy of calculations.
• Manage, monitor and interpret design documentation.
• Build 3D models for GPS system.
• Produce as-built drawings.
• Communicate with architects, engineers and surveyors.
• Prepare progress reports and assist with day-to-day site management.
• Sort out any technical issues with contracts manager.

Skills

Site surveying

Setting out

GPS technology

3D modelling

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in construction related studies

HNC/HND in civil engineering or related

Tools

GPS system

Job description

The American Society of Civil Engineers is seeking a full-time Site Setting Out Engineer to cover projects across Hampshire, West Sussex and Wiltshire. You will survey sites, set out works and check drawings, contributing to residential and commercial builds.

A degree or HNC/HND in construction-related studies is preferred. Proficiency with GPS, producing as-built drawings, and communicating with architects and engineers is essential for success.