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Surveyor (Utility/Land/Measured Building)

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Crawley
1 year ago
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West Sussex


£30k-£47k + Company Vehicle + Extensive Progression Opportunities + Personalised Development Plan + Company Equipment + Hybrid Working and more...

Exciting prospect for a Surveyor with Utilities Surveying or Land/Measured Building experience to join a dynamic and expanding surveying business. This role offers autonomy, diverse sites and projects, progression to Senior and further as well as internal training and RICS Support.

On offer is the opportunity to progress your career with a reputable company in the industry with huge levels of progression and internal/external training to allow you to develop and continuously upskill.

This company are a specialist surveying firm offering services topographical, building, asset, GPR, laser, utility, drone, underground and CCTV. They run a varied portfolio of projects including Construction, Civil Engineering, Utilities, Infrastructure and Energy. They work on a diverse portfolio of project values from small to large scale works with both private and public sector clients. With an impressive pipeline of projects for 2024, they are actively seeking a driven Surveyor to join their expanding team.

In this role you will be predominantly field based within a hour radius of your location. You will be mostly field based but may have to come into the offices occasionally and have the opportunity to work from home. You will be responsible for completing field work and utility surveys as well as carrying out investigations and completing data reports.

This is a great opportunity for a Surveyor of any level looking for a dynamic role within an exciting business with a strong pipeline of work and projected company growth, with progression and training, alongside a generous salary and package.

The Role:

Surveyor (Utility/ Land / Measured Building) Field Surveys, Reporting and Investigating Field based with hours of your location

The Person:

Surveying experience Proficient in surveys, reporting and investigations Full UK Licence
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