Project Surveyor

Roles and responsibilities

Work within the Project Team and assist in finding the best technical solutions

• Define the positional, angular and dimensional accuracy required by Engineering and keep Engineering aware of positioning limitations

• Assist in tender/contracts evaluation, plan offshore Survey operations, compile Survey related documentation and procedures and manage Survey sub-contractors

Tasks

• Determine overall Survey and Positioning methodology

• Check and review engineering documents

• Determine offshore survey personnel manning requirements

• Define offshore Survey and Positioning requirements in terms of equipmen t

• Prepare Survey and Positioning project procedures

• Work with ROV to ensure suitable equipment and task selection

• Prepare scopes of Work for sub-contracted works

• Prepare Survey and Positioning associated costs and budgets

• R aise requisitions for Procurement to rent survey equipment

• Act as point-of-contact for the Client for all Survey and Positioning related matters

• Act as point-of-contact for all offshore survey personnel

• Administer survey related proposal and project data including correspondence

• Monitor progress and status of offshore survey activities

• Take action to prevent the occurrence of any nonconformities relating to Survey and Positioning issues

• Provide Quality Control and approve sub-contractor operations and reports

• Ensure correct deliverables and data formats are provided to Client

• Supervise office-based personnel during onshore reporting and charting

• Review and QC as-built data, check final reports and complete review cycle

• Maintain record of survey and positioning-associated costs and budgets

• Provide input for the Commercial Department during tendering phase

• Review tender budgets before operation start

• Support the preparation of Survey and Positioning service Frame Agreements

• Support the Company in the preparation/review of quality documents

• Maintain a watching brief on new survey technology that may enhance survey operations

• Conduct all activities following Company Procedures and Work Instructions

• Adhere to Company safety, health and environmental p rocedures and policies

Desired candidate profile

• Surveying Techniques: Deep understanding of various surveying techniques, including topographic, land, geodetic, hydrographic, and construction surveys.
• Surveying Equipment Proficiency: Knowledge of the latest surveying equipment, such as Total Stations, GPS/GNSS systems, Laser Scanners, and AutoCAD/Revit for designing and modeling.
• Mathematical and Analytical Skills: Strong proficiency in geometry, trigonometry, and other mathematical principles to perform accurate calculations and analysis.
• Technical Drawing and CAD Software: Proficiency with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and other CAD software to create detailed survey drawings and maps.
• Attention to Detail: High attention to detail to ensure precision in measurements and data recording.
• Leadership and Project Management: Ability to manage and direct survey teams, maintain schedules, and ensure tasks are completed on time.
• Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact with stakeholders, create reports, and present findings clearly.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to solve complex problems and adapt to changes in design or field conditions.
• Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with local and national laws, construction codes, zoning regulations, and environmental policies.

Tools & Technologies:

• Surveying Instruments:
  • Total Stations (e.g., Leica, Trimble).
  • GPS/GNSS Surveying Equipment (e.g., Trimble, Topcon).
  • Laser Scanners and 3D Modeling Software.
  • Levels and Theodolites.
• Survey Software and CAD Tools:
  • AutoCAD and Civil 3D for drafting and modeling.
  • Surveying Software such as Leica Geo Office, Trimble Business Center, or Carlson Survey.