Land and Utilitiy Surveyor

Summary:A leading engineering firm is seeking a Lead Land & Utilities Surveyor to join their Survey team, primarily supporting projects across the Southern half of the UK, including the Southeast and Midlands. The role involves leading multiple survey teams across various survey disciplines, ensuring high standards of safety, quality, and technical accuracy throughout project lifecycles. You will manage your own workload and assist others, communicate effectively across departments, and mentor team members to enhance overall performance. The position suits experienced Senior Surveyors or motivated Surveyors aiming to progress their careers. The role requires flexibility to work shifts and away from the base location, with a strong focus on utility detection, site setting out, data management, and quality control. You will assist site management with survey reporting and maintain up-to-date knowledge of legislation and industry standards. A full UK driving licence and a minimum of five years' traceable employment are essential.Skills:Expert knowledge of survey disciplines including PAS128 (Utility Detection)Ability to lead and manage multiple survey teamsStrong site setting out skillsExcellent attention to detailAbility to interpret scopes, technical information, and drawingsGood understanding of CAD practicesData management and quality control expertiseCommercial awareness and responsibilityStrong communication and coaching skillsFlexibility to work shifts and away from base locationSoftware/Tools:CAD software (e.g. AutoCAD, N4CE)Utility detection equipment (GPR, EML)Survey data management toolsCertifications & Standards:Full UK driving licence (mandatory)PAS128 Utility Mapping and Surveying (Level 3/4/5 QCF Certificate desirable)NRSWA accreditation (desirable)SSSTS accreditation (desirable)PTS accreditation (desirable)CSCS card (desirable)Permit To Dig experience (desirable)Knowledge of current legislation and industry standardsFor more information please contat Tom Glover at Morson EdgeTPBN1_UKTJ