Graduate Surveyor

Plowman Craven

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1 year ago

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INTRODUCTION

Plowman Craven is the premier measurement and consultancy firm trusted by industry leaders worldwide. With offices spanning London, North America, Australia, and India, we deliver the certainty needed for constructing, managing, and sustaining commercial properties, infrastructure, and assets globally. Backed by 60 years of expertise, we provide unparalleled advice, services, and solutions throughout every phase of the project lifecycle.

PRIMARY PURPOSE

Surveyor; we're on the hunt for someone who's got a knack for adventure, a love for precision, and an eagerness to learn and grow. If you're a self-starter, a team player, and have a passion for turning data into actionable insights, you might just be the one we're looking for!

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Conduct field surveys with state-of-the-art equipment (think lasers, GPS, and drones!). Assist in data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Collaborate with our experienced surveying team on exciting projects. Embrace new technologies and methods – because we're all about staying ahead of the curve! Bring your creative problem-solving skills to the table and be part of the solution squad. To undertake all other reasonable tasks as requested.

WHAT WE OFFER:

Permanent role as Graduate Surveyor;Minimum starting salary commitment of £30,000 per annum. £1000 bonus upon completion of the first year on the Survey Graduate programme. Mentoring to shape the future with impactful projects and technical knowledge. Accelerate your career with hands-on learning and professional development. Gain insights from industry knowledge from like-minded experts. Immerse yourself in a supportive learning environment.

REQUIREMENTS:

Completed a degree in surveying or a related field Strong communication and teamwork skills Eagerness to learn and contribute Attention to detail and a positive attitude

We are an equal opportunity employer and shall take additional measures to support any candidate who needs assistance with the recruitment process.

If you have any questions about this role please email

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