Utility Surveyor

NO AGENCIES, PLEASE. Why Join Us? You’ll be part of a professional and forward-thinking team working on a wide range of projects. We offer ongoing training, a commitment to health and safety, and opportunities for career growth within a dynamic and supportive environment. We are seeking a skilled Utility Surveyor to join our growing team. This role involves the detection, mapping, and reporting of underground utilities in accordance with PAS 128 standards , supporting a range of infrastructure and construction projects across the UK. Principal Role & Responsibilities Field Surveying Locate and map underground utilities using a variety of geophysical tools: electromagnetic detection, GPR (single antenna, dual frequency, HD arrays), and magnetics. Conduct surveys using GPS and total stations. Identify buried infrastructure and potential subsurface hazards such as reinforced concrete and unknown obstructions. Cross-reference findings with utility records and existing plans. Reporting & Documentation Prepare clear, accurate technical drawings and survey reports using AutoCAD , Geolitix , and Microsoft Office. Record utility data in line with PAS 128 , including depth, location, service type, and confidence rating. Maintain robust project documentation including QA checklists, verification logs, and field notes. Health, Safety & Compliance Develop and implement site-specific RAMS in collaboration with the compliance team. Promote safe working practices, identifying hazards and ensuring adherence to company H&S standards. Client Liaison Advise clients and contractors on potential utility conflicts and excavation risks. Attend project meetings and present findings when required. Travel Travel to sites across the UK with occasional overnight stays. About You Essential Minimum 1 year’s experience delivering PAS 128-compliant utility surveys using GPR and electromagnetic detection. Proficient in AutoCAD (or equivalent CAD software). Experience in post-processing and utility data interpretation. Full UK manual driving licence. Desirable Degree in a relevant subject. QCF Level 3 qualification (or equivalent) in utility mapping. Familiarity with additional geophysical methods. Understanding of BIM and digital integration processes.