In addition, the following attributes are required:

• Working knowledge and able to demonstrate correct use of EML and GPR equipment and accessories in line with PAS128.

• Strong understanding of land survey theory and the ability to use Total stations and GNSS receivers for pickup of utility marks.

• Capable/Proficient in data processing, interpretation, and presentation of survey results (using AutoCAD or other)

• Proficient in the creation of written survey reports, permits to dig, manhole and inspection chamber record cards in accordance with PAS128.

• Experience of working with high density array GPR equipment such as Mala Mira/Stream DP.

• Experience in taking projects from ‘field to finish’ liaising with clients on requirements/specification and providing professional advice.

• Experience of post processing GPR data/and or CCTV surveys is desirable although not essential.

• Effective communication skills.

• Able to work well and contribute as part of a team. 

• Ability to use your initiative, problem solve and work to deadlines.

• Good time keeping.

• Flexibility to work away from home for periods and accommodate various shift patterns when required (such as night shift etc).

• A committed attitude and eagerness to learn in a fast-paced industry.

• A full UK driving licence.

Salary will be commensurate with experience. In addition, we would offer:

• Industry specific training – NVQ, CSCS, NRSWA, First Aid and advanced GPR training

• Company vehicle

• Mobile Phone

• Laptop

• 24 Days Holiday plus Bank Holidays (increasing with service)

• Medi cash

• Excellent company pension scheme

• Employee Benefits Scheme

• Paid overtime/travel allowance

• Flexible working arrangements

To apply:

Please send your CV with cover letter to recruitment@mhls.co.uk

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In addition, the following attributes are required:

• Working knowledge and able to demonstrate correct use of EML and GPR equipment and accessories in line with PAS128.

• Strong understanding of land survey theory and the ability to use Total stations and GNSS receivers for pickup of utility marks.

• Capable/Proficient in data processing, interpretation, and presentation of survey results (using AutoCAD or other)

• Proficient in the creation of written survey reports, permits to dig, manhole and inspection chamber record cards in accordance with PAS128.

• Experience of working with high density array GPR equipment such as Mala Mira/Stream DP.

• Experience in taking projects from ‘field to finish’ liaising with clients on requirements/specification and providing professional advice.

• Experience of post processing GPR data/and or CCTV surveys is desirable although not essential.

• Effective communication skills.

• Able to work well and contribute as part of a team. 

• Ability to use your initiative, problem solve and work to deadlines.

• Good time keeping.

• Flexibility to work away from home for periods and accommodate various shift patterns when required (such as night shift etc).

• A committed attitude and eagerness to learn in a fast-paced industry.

• A full UK driving licence.

Salary will be commensurate with experience. In addition, we would offer:

• Industry specific training – NVQ, CSCS, NRSWA, First Aid and advanced GPR training

• Company vehicle

• Mobile Phone

• Laptop

• 24 Days Holiday plus Bank Holidays (increasing with service)

• Medi cash

• Excellent company pension scheme

• Employee Benefits Scheme

• Paid overtime/travel allowance

• Flexible working arrangements

To apply:

Please send your CV with cover letter to recruitment@mhls.co.uk

The post Utility Surveyor appeared first on The Survey Association.

In addition, the following attributes are required:

• Working knowledge and able to demonstrate correct use of EML and GPR equipment and accessories in line with PAS128.

• Strong understanding of land survey theory and the ability to use Total stations and GNSS receivers for pickup of utility marks.

• Capable/Proficient in data processing, interpretation, and presentation of survey results (using AutoCAD or other)

• Proficient in the creation of written survey reports, permits to dig, manhole and inspection chamber record cards in accordance with PAS128.

• Experience of working with high density array GPR equipment such as Mala Mira/Stream DP.

• Experience in taking projects from ‘field to finish’ liaising with clients on requirements/specification and providing professional advice.

• Experience of post processing GPR data/and or CCTV surveys is desirable although not essential.

• Effective communication skills.

• Able to work well and contribute as part of a team. 

• Ability to use your initiative, problem solve and work to deadlines.

• Good time keeping.

• Flexibility to work away from home for periods and accommodate various shift patterns when required (such as night shift etc).

• A committed attitude and eagerness to learn in a fast-paced industry.

• A full UK driving licence.

Salary will be commensurate with experience. In addition, we would offer:

• Industry specific training – NVQ, CSCS, NRSWA, First Aid and advanced GPR training

• Company vehicle

• Mobile Phone

• Laptop

• 24 Days Holiday plus Bank Holidays (increasing with service)

• Medi cash

• Excellent company pension scheme

• Employee Benefits Scheme

• Paid overtime/travel allowance

• Flexible working arrangements

To apply:

Please send your CV with cover letter to recruitment@mhls.co.uk

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