Domeo Resources International (DRI)
Domeo Resources International is seeking a qualified Land Surveyor to support the planning, design and execution of construction projects in Jos, Plateau State.
Employer: Domeo Resources International (DRI)
Job Title: Land Surveyor
Location: Jos, Plateau State
Employment Type: Full time
Department: Technical / Engineering / Projects
Reports To: Project Manager / Construction Manager
Experience: 3 to 5 years
Qualification: ND, HND or Bachelor’s degree in Surveying and Geoinformatics, Land Surveying, Geomatics or a related discipline
Application Deadline: 30 November 2026
Job Overview
Domeo Resources International is seeking a qualified Land Surveyor to support the planning, design and execution of construction projects in Jos, Plateau State.
The successful candidate will conduct land, boundary, topographical and construction surveys, establish site boundaries and reference points, determine elevations and coordinates, and carry out construction setting out activities.
The role also involves operating surveying instruments, processing field data, preparing technical drawings and reports, monitoring construction dimensions, and ensuring that survey activities comply with approved engineering drawings, project specifications and applicable standards.
About Domeo Resources International
Domeo Resources International (DRI) is a human resources and management consultancy organisation. The company provides organisational improvement solutions through problem analysis, development of improvement plans, implementation and performance monitoring.
Key Responsibilities
1. Land and Topographical Surveys
- Conduct land, boundary, contour and topographical surveys for construction and development projects.
- Identify physical features, existing structures, utilities and site conditions that may affect construction activities.
- Carry out preliminary site reconnaissance and assess site conditions before construction begins.
- Establish and verify property boundaries, site dimensions, coordinates, elevations and reference points.
- Prepare survey measurements, field notes, technical data and reports for engineering and design purposes.
2. Construction Setting Out
- Establish site control points, benchmarks, grid lines and reference stations.
- Set out building foundations, columns, walls, roads, drainage systems, pipelines and other construction elements.
- Transfer approved design coordinates, levels and dimensions accurately to construction sites.
- Monitor construction dimensions, levels and alignments to ensure compliance with approved drawings.
- Provide survey support during excavation, foundation works, structural construction, roadworks and other project activities.
- Conduct regular checks to verify the positioning and alignment of construction works.
3. Survey Equipment Operation and Maintenance
- Operate surveying instruments, including Total Stations, GPS/GNSS receivers, automatic and digital levels, theodolites and measuring equipment.
- Ensure surveying instruments are properly calibrated and maintained.
- Conduct routine equipment checks before and after field operations.
- Maintain records of equipment usage, calibration, maintenance and defects.
- Ensure the safe handling, storage and transportation of surveying equipment.
4. Data Processing and Technical Documentation
- Process and analyse field survey data using appropriate surveying software.
- Prepare topographical plans, contour maps, coordinate schedules, setting out data and survey drawings.
- Produce accurate survey documentation using AutoCAD, Civil 3D and other relevant software.
- Prepare as built survey drawings and reports reflecting completed construction works.
- Maintain organised records of survey measurements, calculations, coordinates and field observations.
- Interpret engineering drawings, architectural plans, site layouts and construction specifications.
5. Quality Control and Compliance
- Maintain accurate and traceable survey records for quality assurance and project documentation.
- Support project inspections, technical audits and quality control activities.
- Ensure survey activities comply with approved project specifications, engineering standards and applicable regulations.
- Identify and report discrepancies between actual site conditions and approved drawings.
- Conduct independent checks on critical survey points, levels and alignments.
- Verify measurements and calculations to minimise errors and construction rework.
6. Site Coordination and Project Support
- Collaborate with civil engineers, structural engineers, architects, site supervisors, contractors and project managers.
- Coordinate surveying activities with construction schedules to prevent delays.
- Attend site meetings and provide technical updates on surveying activities.
- Supply accurate survey information for construction planning, execution and progress monitoring.
- Advise project personnel on boundary issues, ground levels, site measurements and setting out requirements.
- Report technical challenges, site constraints and measurement discrepancies to the Project Manager.
7. Health, Safety and Environmental Compliance
- Ensure surveying activities do not compromise the safety of workers, visitors or members of the public.
- Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) during field operations.
- Identify and report potential hazards associated with surveying activities.
- Comply with site health, safety and environmental policies.
- Conduct surveying operations safely around excavation areas, heavy machinery, roads and active construction zones.
Performance Indicators
The successful candidate will be assessed based on the following performance areas:
- Setting Out Accuracy: Correct positioning and alignment of construction elements according to approved drawings.
- Survey Accuracy: Reliability of measurements, coordinates, elevations and setting out activities.
- Quality Compliance: Adherence to approved surveying procedures, engineering specifications and quality standards.
- Error Reduction: Minimisation of measurement errors, rework and construction discrepancies.
- Site Coordination: Effective collaboration with project personnel and other stakeholders.
- Health and Safety: Compliance with site safety procedures and appropriate use of PPE.
- Documentation: Accuracy, completeness and timely submission of survey reports, drawings and field records.
- As Built Documentation: Timely preparation and accuracy of as built survey records.
- Equipment Management: Proper operation, maintenance and care of surveying instruments.
- Timeliness: Completion of assigned surveying activities within agreed project schedules.
Qualifications and Experience
Applicants should possess the following qualifications and experience:
- ND, HND or Bachelor’s degree in Surveying and Geoinformatics, Land Surveying, Geomatics or a related discipline.
- 3 to 5 years of relevant experience in land surveying, preferably within construction or civil engineering.
- Working knowledge of AutoCAD, Civil 3D and relevant surveying software.
- Proficiency in operating Total Stations, GPS/GNSS equipment, automatic levels and other surveying instruments.
- Demonstrated experience in topographical surveys, construction setting out, levelling and as built surveys.
- Good understanding of construction drawings, engineering specifications, coordinate systems and surveying principles.
- Knowledge of relevant surveying regulations, professional standards and construction practices in Nigeria.
- Professional registration or membership with a recognised surveying body is an added advantage.
Required Skills and Competencies
- Strong technical knowledge of land and construction surveying.
- Ability to interpret engineering and architectural drawings.
- Proficiency in surveying instruments and data processing software.
- Excellent numerical, analytical and measurement skills.
- High level of accuracy and attention to detail.
- Good problem solving and decision making abilities.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Good time management and organisational skills.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.
- Professionalism, integrity and accountability.
- Ability to work under pressure and meet project deadlines.
Reporting Structure and Working Conditions
The Land Surveyor will report to the Project Manager or Construction Manager and work closely with civil engineers, site engineers, structural engineers, architects, site supervisors and other project personnel.
The role involves both fieldwork and office based responsibilities. Candidates must be prepared to work at construction sites, travel to project locations when required and work outdoors under varying weather and site conditions.
Occasional extended working hours may be necessary to meet project deadlines.
The successful candidate will also be expected to protect company equipment and resources, maintain proper documentation, comply with company policies and perform other reasonable duties assigned by management.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV and cover letter to:
Email: recruitment@domeoresources.org
Email Subject: Land Surveyor
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Application Deadline: 30 November 2026.
To apply for this job email your details to recruitment@domeoresources.org
