Conduct Geometric Surveys for Piling Locations:Perform precise surveys to determine the alignment, position, and depth of piling works within reserve lines. Ensure that pile locations are accurately positioned within predefined boundaries or reserve lines, adhering to project specifications.
Establish Control Points:Set up and maintain survey control points for accurate referencing during piling operations. Utilize Total Stations, GPS equipment, or Leveling instruments to mark and reference key positions along the piling line.
Coordinate with Engineers and Contractors:Collaborate with project engineers, structural designers, and piling contractors to ensure the correct placement of piles based on structural requirements and geotechnical conditions. Interpret engineering drawings and translate them into field measurements and markings for piling locations.
Monitor and Ensure Compliance with Reserve Line Boundaries:Monitor the boundaries of reserve lines to ensure that piles are placed within designated areas, preventing encroachment into restricted zones or adjacent properties. Ensure that all surveys comply with local regulations, environmental requirements, and project specifications.
Provide Layout and Alignment for Piling Works:Accurately lay out the positioning of piles based on project specifications, adjusting for any terrain or environmental constraints. Measure and verify the distance and alignment between piles, ensuring that all construction work stays within the designated reserve lines.
Data Collection and Analysis:Collect field data related to the positioning of piles and site conditions, ensuring that data is recorded accurately for analysis and reporting. Prepare survey reports and ensure proper documentation of field measurements for review by engineers and project managers.
Coordinate with Survey Teams:Lead or work as part of a survey team to perform site surveys at various stages of the piling process, ensuring that all piles are aligned and positioned as per design specifications. Ensure that all surveying equipment is properly calibrated and functioning.
As-Built Surveys:Perform as-built surveys to verify the final position and alignment of piles once construction is complete, ensuring compliance with the original design. Report any discrepancies between the as-built survey and design plans and work with engineers to resolve issues.
Site Safety:Adhere to site safety protocols and ensure that survey activities do not interfere with piling operations or pose a risk to workers. Participate in safety briefings and report any safety hazards encountered during fieldwork.
Post-Survey Analysis:
Analyze survey data to create detailed layouts, cross-sections, and alignment reports for engineering and construction purposes.
Provide recommendations for adjustments or corrections in pile placement based on survey results.
Skills and Qualifications:
Technical Surveying Skills:Proficiency in using surveying instruments such as Total Stations, Levels, GPS systems, and Laser Scanners. Experience with geodetic and geometric surveying methods, including distance and angle measurement techniques.
Knowledge of Piling Procedures:Understanding of piling methods (e.g., driven piles, bored piles, screw piles) and how they relate to surveying practices. Familiarity with the geotechnical aspects of piling, such as soil conditions and their impact on pile placement.
Geometric Design and Layout:Ability to interpret and work with engineering drawings to accurately layout piles according to the design specifications and within the reserve lines.
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Skills:Proficiency in software like AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or other surveying and mapping tools to create and analyze survey data.
Problem Solving:Strong problem-solving skills to address issues such as obstacles or site conditions that may affect the piling alignment or positioning.
Attention to Detail:High level of precision and accuracy in collecting, recording, and analyzing survey data.
Communication and Collaboration:Ability to work closely with engineers, contractors, and other stakeholders to ensure smooth communication and coordination throughout the piling process.
Experience:Previous experience in geometric surveying, piling, or construction projects is preferred. Experience with piling projects, particularly in relation to reserve lines, would be advantageous.
