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Freelance Land Surveyor

Surveyor

Topographic / Building Surveyor
Location: Leeds (LS14)
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £28,500 - £39,000 per year (dependent on experience)
Benefits: Bonus scheme, Profit sharing, Pension, Sick pay, On-site parking

A forward-thinking survey company with a reputation for delivering accurate, high-quality data is looking to expand its team. Due to continued growth and demand, we are seeking a Topographic and/or Measured Building Surveyor to join us.

We offer a supportive and professional working environment, along with structured CPD and ongoing training to help develop your surveying skills.

About the Role

You'll work across a diverse range of projects, including:

Topographic Surveys

Measured Building Surveys

Laser Scanning

BIM

Drone Surveys

Utility Surveys

We welcome applicants of all experience levels, but you must have at least 1 year of UK-based surveying experience to be considered.

Key Requirements

Experience or understanding of:

Total Station and GPS equipment (Leica, GeoMax, or Trimble)

Survey control and its importance

Survey software and CAD (LSS preferred)

Laser scanning (Leica Cyclone, CloudworX, Recap - training provided if needed)

Other Essentials:

Comfortable working outdoors in all weather

Usual hours: 7:30am - 4:30pm (with some flexibility required)

Occasional travel and overnight stays (majority of work is in Yorkshire)

Must live within commuting distance of our office in Leeds (LS14)

Full UK driving licence required

What's on Offer

Competitive salary based on experience (£28,500 - £39,000)

Profit Related Bonus Scheme (after 1-2 years of service)

Company pension

Sick pay

On-site parking

Interested?
Please send your CV via email and include any relevant experience. Visit our website to learn more about what we do.

ECS Recruitment Group Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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