Provider of land, utility and engineering surveying services using technologies like GPR, laser scanning and drone surveys.
Locate and mark underground services, manage permits, and ensure safety.
20 days ago ago
Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Crawley, England, United Kingdom
Field
Company Size
100 Employees
Service Specialisms
Topographical Surveys
Underground Utility Mapping Surveys
Mobile GPR & Laser Scanning Mapping
Utility Desktop Surveys
Measured Building Surveys
Laser Scanning and BIM Modelling
Aerial and Confined Space Drone Surveys
Drainage Network Mapping
Sector Specialisms
Civil Infrastructure
Rail
Renewables
Residential
Commercial
Utilities
Underground Services
Town Planning
Role
Description
permit management
service marking
method review
checklist implementation
documentation control
coordination
Ensure that no work gang operates under an expired permit for breaking ground or in an area lacking a permit.
Review method statements tailored to specific tasks.
Ensure compliance with and enforcement of the project permit for the Break Ground procedure.
Implement an 8-point checklist during work gang briefings.
Mark all services within the work boundaries to protect colour standards.
Investigate uncharted services as directed by the Service Coordinator.
Take photographs of the work area prior to commencement, if stipulated by the project procedure.
Attach the most current SMD CAD drawing to the permit-to-dig.
Maintain service markings for the duration of the permit.
Inform the Service Coordinator of any services that have been removed from the work area, ensuring the service drawings are updated accordingly.
Authorise the permit.
Notify the Service Coordinator of any discrepancies in the records.
Obtain the required signatures for permit approval from the works team and the Project Engineer.
Provide teams with an overview of the services within their designated work boundaries and discuss methods for working around those affected services.
Enforce any designated exclusion zones surrounding affected services.
Requirements
cscs card
utility surveying
gpr
qcf level
driving licence
pas 128
The ability to collaborate and communicate effectively within a team and interact with clients on-site is required.
A CSCS Card is required (this must be obtained before commencing work).
Applicants should possess a minimum of 2-3 years of utility surveying experience.
Familiarity with Electromagnetic location and ground penetrating radar is essential.
QCF Level 3 or Level 5 certification in utility mapping is preferred.
A valid and clean full manual driving license is necessary.
Candidates should have a proficient working knowledge of surveying equipment, such as GPR, CAT, and Genny utility detection tools.
A solid understanding of industry practices and standards related to utility detection, including PAS 128 and TSA, is important.
Continuous on-the-job training and development, both in-house and through The Survey School (QCF) and CICES qualifications
We are seeking a candidate who can handle multiple tasks, show flexibility, and become a key contributor to our team.
Benefits
Company Van and Fuel card
Tax-free stay-away allowance and paid travel time over 1 hour journey
Recognition scheme and Service Awards
Staff benefits package including discounts at retailers and gym memberships, and spa days
Life Insurance
Paid overtime for over 40 hrs, with increased rate for night and weekend work
IT & Phone Package
Competitive industry-leading salaries (DOE)
23 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing to 26 with service
Social events throughout the year eg Annual General Meeting, Summer Event, and Christmas Event
Referral Scheme of up to £1000
Pension Scheme
Health Insurance (Vitality), including cinema tickets, free coffee, and movie rental rewards, along with free subscription to Headspace and Free Virtual 24/7 GP Service
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
2007 Founded
Company Established
The company was founded in 2007 with a second-hand van and a mission to lead in permit-to-dig surveying.
March 2024 Joined
Joined Celnor Group
Joined in March 2024 as part of their Built Environment division.
Began with a second‑hand van and a mission to lead in permit‑to‑dig surveying around Heathrow and London.
Based in Crawley, it grew into a UK‑wide surveying specialist, tackling topographical, utility, GPR, laser‑scanning, drone and drainage network surveys.
Played a key role in landmark infrastructure projects like Crossrail, Thames Tideway, the London Olympic Park and airport expansion at Heathrow and Gatwick.
Known for embracing innovation, it blends fieldwork with tech‑driven offerings—BIM modelling, mobile mapping, UKAS‑accredited testing and confined‑space drone inspections.
Typical clients include civil engineers, constructors and major infrastructure developers seeking precision, risk mitigation and regulatory compliance.
A standout fact: its integration of utility permit‑to‑dig applications makes it a rare full‑cycle provider, from detection and mapping to regulatory delivery.
Culture + Values
Dedicated and hardworking individuals … personal and professional development … supportive and close working environment that aids growth and opens doors to new opportunities.
We really appreciate the value that every individual brings to the company: Your passion and dedication will be rewarded with competitive remuneration and a benefits package.
Family oriented team … team building events throughout the year.
Environment + Sustainability
No publicly available statements on net-zero targets or sustainability goals found on official website.
No quantified environmental performance metrics or carbon reduction data disclosed.
No references identified to renewable energy use, waste reduction targets, or sustainability certifications.
Inclusion & Diversity
3.5/5 Rating
Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Rating
The company received a rating of 3.5 out of 5 for its equality, diversity, and inclusion practices, as reported by Glassdoor.
No specific DEI strategy or gender‑related data published on the company’s official website.