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Assistant Surveyor (Level 5)
Summary
The successful candidate will report to the Snr. Surveyor (Geodetic)/Snr. Hydrographic Surveyor, as assigned. Job Purpose: Assist with the execution of surveys for establishment and maintenance of the Geodetic Control Network and the production of topographic plans and hydrographic smooth sheets. đź’°$2,803,771 - $3,770,760 JMD per annum.
Responsibilities
Key Outputs:
- • Pre-field research undertaken
- • Field observations carried out
- • Computations and data processing carried out
- • Topographic plans and hydrographic sheets drafted
- • Geodetic and photo-point controls descriptions drafted
- • Surveying instruments and equipment maintained
- • Technical and other related assignment reports prepared
Managing/Administrative:
- • Coordinates the work of Field Assistants and labourers on field assignments
Technical/Professional:
- • Carries out survey observations and measurements for topographic, geodetic and hydrographic surveys
- • Records and processes data collected from observations
- • Drafts topographic plans and hydrographic sheets from processed data
- • Drafts geodetic and photo-point control descriptions
- • Assists with maintenance of survey instruments and equipment in accordance with established safety guidelines
- • Undertakes searches and investigations for information required in preparation for field assignments
- • Assists with the preparation of expenditure and technical reports for assignments
- • Conduct the checking of GNSS/EDM equipment against the National Calibration Network and the preparation of accuracy reports
- • Other Responsibilities
- • Keeps abreast of trends and changes in surveying
- • Performs other related duties assigned from time to time by the Supervisor
Performance Indicators:
- • Preparatory work for assignments are carried out within the established procedures
- • Topographic and hydrographic plans and sheets are submitted in a timely manner to supervisor
- • Data collected and processed on a timely basis
- • Reports are accurate and submitted within agreed timeframe
- • Drafts for geodetic and photo-point descriptions are done in accordance with standard practice
- • Safety and quality standards are consistently observed in the execution of field work
- • Instruments and equipment are maintained to established safety standard
Resources Managed:
- • Survey instruments and equipment
- • Computer equipment
Required Skills
- • Good interpersonal skills
- • Good oral and written communication skills
- • Sound time management skills
- • Sound knowledge of Land Surveying observation techniques
- • Excellent computation skills
- • Competence in the use of related computer applications
- • Sound Work Ethics
Qualifications
- • BSc. Degree in Land Surveying or equivalent qualifications
- • Diploma in Land Surveying and two (2) years working experience in Land Surveying
- • Seaman’s Certificate of Nationality
Additional Information and Instructions
Special Conditions Associated with the Job:
- • Exposure to unsafe/unhealthy environment, insects, fumes and hilly terrain or marine environment during field visits
- • Long periods of walking or standing
- • Extended periods of working with figures and drafting
Authority to:
- • Hire casual labour on field assignment.
- • Make expenditure of funds as approved for field assignment
A letter of application accompanied by a Résumé should be submitted no later than Friday, April 18, 2025 to ✉️ jobapplications@nla.gov.jm for the attention of: The Director, Human Resource Management & Development National Land Agency 8 Ardenne Road Kingston 10 🔑 Please include the job title in the subject line of your email. ⚠️ Note: We appreciate all responses but only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
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Job Overview
Title
Assistant Surveyor (Level 5)
Company
National Land AgencyLocation
Kingston and St. Andrew, JamaicaSalary
See Description
jobapplications@nla.gov.jm
Work Style
On-SiteContract
Permanent
Experience
Mid-Level
Education
Associate's Degree
Category
Facilities and MaintenanceSector
Public
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