Surveyor

The Surveyor will support the the Elevated Guideways and Stations Contract (“EGS”) of The Ontario Line ("OL"). The Primary Construction Team for this project consists of ACCIONA Infrastructure Canada Inc. (ACCIONA) and Amico Major Projects Inc. (Amico), as Trillium Guideway Partners (TGP).

As a Surveyor, you will perform land, topographic, and construction surveys to support infrastructure and building projects. You will be responsible for measuring, mapping, and analyzing land features, ensuring accurate data collection for engineering and construction purposes. This role requires fieldwork, operating surveying instruments, and collaborating with engineers, architects, and construction teams.

• Conduct land, boundary, and topographic surveys using advanced surveying equipment (Total Stations, GPS, etc.).
• Perform construction layout surveys, ensuring structures and site features are positioned accurately according to design plans.
• Record and analyze survey measurements, site elevations, and land contours.
• Prepare survey reports, maps, and sketches for use in engineering and construction planning.
• Work closely with civil engineers, architects, and project managers to provide accurate site data.
• Ensure compliance with local and international surveying standards and regulations.
• Monitor ground movements, settlement, and deformation in construction projects.
• Utilize GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and CAD software to process and visualize survey data.
• Maintain surveying instruments, tools, and calibration records to ensure accuracy.
• Identify and report discrepancies in site conditions versus design specifications.
• Provide guidance to construction teams regarding site measurements and layout adjustments.

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Surveying, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
• 3+ years of experience in land, construction, or geodetic surveying.
• Proficiency in using surveying instruments (Total Stations, GPS, Laser Scanners, and Digital Levels).
• Knowledge of surveying software (AutoCAD Civil 3D, GIS, Leica, Trimble, or similar tools).
• Familiarity with local land regulations, zoning laws, and geospatial data management.
• Strong mathematical and analytical skills to interpret survey data accurately.
• Ability to work in varied outdoor environments under different weather conditions.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills.

Work Conditions

• Primarily field-based, with occasional office work for data processing and reporting.
• Full-time, with potential for overtime and weekend shifts depending on project needs.