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£30,000 - £35,000 (Depending on Experience)
A leading surveying firm near Ashford is seeking an experienced Land Surveyor to join their close-knit team. With a reputation for delivering high-quality geomatics services this is an excellent opportunity to become part of a team that values professionalism, collaboration, and long-term career development.
The company prides itself on a supportive family-like culture, with many team members having been with the business for years. This position is ideal for a committed individual looking for stability and a varied role across diverse survey types.
The Role:
You’ll work across a variety of projects including residential, commercial and infrastructure schemes. The scope of work includes Land Surveying, Measured Building Surveys, Laser Scanning, Monitoring, Drone Surveys, Earthworks/Volumetric Analysis, and Setting Out. You will also have the chance to process data using the latest CAD and survey software.
Most projects are within a 1-hour radius of the office, with very rare overnight stays required.
Responsibilities:

  • Conduct detailed topographical and measured building surveys
  • Perform monitoring, setting out, boundary and drone surveys
  • Operate Leica equipment and process data using CAD and survey software
  • Maintain high standards of accuracy and data quality
  • Collaborate with clients and team members to meet project needs
    Requirements:
  • 2+ years’ UK land surveying experience
  • Full UK driving licence
    Benefits:
  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Company vehicle
  • Paid overtime (after 8 hours)
  • Flexible working hours and remote working options
  • Site subsistence allowance and healthcare scheme
  • Pension contributions
    How to Apply:
    MGR Recruitment is acting as an employment business for this vacancy. For more information or to apply, please contact Michael Lane at MGR Recruitment on (phone number removed).
    About Us:
    MGR Recruitment is an established leader in recruitment services for the Land, Utility, and Site Engineering sectors. We are currently seeking motivated and skilled UK-based Site Engineers, Land, Utility, and Rail Surveyors for several positions nationally

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