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Field Supervisor

Total 6 posts

REPORTING TO

Project Manager / Survey Manager

  KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Plan, coordinate, and oversee all field survey operations and teams
• Assign tasks to Field Surveyors and Field Assistants; monitor daily progress
• Review and verify survey data, measurements, and field reports for accuracy
• Ensure compliance with survey standards, SOPs, and project specifications
• Liaise with clients, engineers, and project stakeholders on field activities
• Identify and resolve technical issues or discrepancies in survey data
• Maintain and manage survey instruments, vehicles, and field equipment
• Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly progress reports for management
• Conduct safety briefings and enforce HSE (Health, Safety & Environment) protocols
• Train and mentor junior surveyors and field assistants

 REQUIRED SKILLS & COMPETENCIES

• Advanced proficiency in total station, GPS/GNSS, leveling instruments, and survey software
• Strong knowledge of land survey principles, GIS, cadastral mapping, and boundary demarcation
• Excellent leadership, team management, and decision-making abilities
• Proficiency in AutoCAD, ArcGIS, or similar drafting/mapping software
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, maps, and survey plans
• Strong report writing and data management skills
• Knowledge of land acquisition laws, revenue records, and survey regulations
• Problem-solving under field conditions with minimal supervision

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

• Timely completion of survey tasks within the approved schedule
• Accuracy rate of field data and survey reports (≥ 98% acceptable error margin)
• Zero HSE incidents or safety violations during field operations
• Client satisfaction rating on field deliverables
• Instrument uptime and proper maintenance records

Field Surveyor

Total 6 posts

REPORTING TO

Field Supervisor

  KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Conduct topographic, cadastral, boundary, and control surveys in the field
• Operate and maintain survey instruments including total stations, GPS/GNSS, and leveling equipment
• Record field measurements, observations, and survey data accurately in field books/digital devices
• Set up and verify survey control points, benchmarks, and reference stations
• Perform traverse surveys, leveling, and coordinate computations
• Demarcate land boundaries, plot corners, and right-of-way alignments
• Assist in preparation of survey sketches, field notes, and data transfer to office
• Ensure all survey work meets project accuracy standards and specifications
• Follow safety protocols and report any hazards or discrepancies to the supervisor
• Coordinate with Field Assistants for equipment carrying, pole holding, and support tasks

 REQUIRED SKILLS & COMPETENCIES

• Practical knowledge of total station, theodolite, GPS, auto-level, and related equipment
• Understanding of traverse computation, coordinate geometry, and leveling techniques
• Ability to read and use topographic maps, revenue maps, and land records
• Familiarity with basic GIS/CAD concepts for data input and plotting
• Good numeracy skills for field calculations and data verification
• Physical fitness for outdoor fieldwork in varied terrain and weather conditions
• Basic report writing and field documentation skills
• Teamwork and ability to work effectively under supervision

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

• Number of survey points/plots completed per day against the target
• Data accuracy as verified during office processing and cross-checks
• Proper maintenance and zero damage to assigned survey instruments
• Adherence to field schedules and timely submission of field data
• Compliance with safety protocols and incident-free field operations

Field Assistant

Total 30 posts

REPORTING TO

Field Surveyor / Field Supervisor

  KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assist field surveyors by carrying and handling survey equipment safely
• Hold ranging rods, prism poles, and staffs at designated positions as directed
• Clear vegetation, obstacles, or debris from survey lines and sight lines
• Assist in hammering pegs, marking points, and painting boundary marks on the ground
• Carry and transport field equipment, bags, and materials between survey locations
• Assist in setting up tripods and other instrument accessories under supervision
• Perform manual labor tasks required for fieldwork including digging for peg placement
• Follow all instructions given by the Field Surveyor and Field Supervisor
• Maintain cleanliness and basic care of equipment assigned for use
• Report any damage to equipment or safety concerns to the supervising surveyor immediately

 REQUIRED SKILLS & COMPETENCIES

• Basic literacy (reading simple instructions and signing attendance) preferred
• Physical fitness and stamina for outdoor work in varied terrain and weather
• Willingness to learn and take directions from supervisors
• Team player attitude with a cooperative and responsible approach
• Familiarity with rural/field environments is an advantage
• Punctuality and reliability in attendance and task completion
• No fear of heights, water bodies, or challenging field environments

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

• Daily attendance and punctuality on field assignments
• Responsible handling of equipment with zero damage incidents
• Prompt and accurate execution of tasks assigned by surveyors
• Positive teamwork contribution as assessed by Field Supervisor
• Willingness to learn and adapt to field survey operations over time