Chief Surveyor

About Trust Grow Group

Trust Grow Construction and Engineering Company (TGCEC) is non-governmental, non-partisan, non- political organization and its established to assist for the development, rehabilitation and reconstruction of Afghanistan; fully controlled and run by professional, well educated, experienced and yang peoples. TGCEC is an active construction firms working through direct cooperation with local and international communality such as Afghanistan Ministries, UN Agencies, NATO, US Army (US Army Corps of Engineering & PRT), USAID, US Embassy, NGOs and etc. TGCEC has successfully done so many Road, Bridge, Building, survey, design, Canal, irrigation scheme and construction supervision projects in a very professional manner and on time delivery with deferent sector, National and international. TGCEC is legally registered with Directorate General of Central Business Registry & Intellectual Property (DGCBRIP) with license number (35306) operating under Afghanistan business law framework and we do adhere great values in International business ethics.

Job Description

Bachelor's degree or diploma in Surveying, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline. Professional surveying certification or registration is an advantage. Strong knowledge of land surveying principles and road construction surveying. Good knowledge of coordinate systems, benchmarks, levels, alignment, and setting-out procedures. Proficiency with Total Station, GNSS/GPS, AutoCAD/Civil 3D, digital levels, and relevant surveying software.

Job Description — Chief Surveyor, Road Project

Position Summary

The Chief Surveyor is responsible for managing and supervising all surveying and setting-out activities for a road construction project. The role ensures that the road alignment, levels, coordinates, earthworks, structures, drainage, and other works are constructed accurately in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, and contractual requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Manage and supervise the surveying team, including surveyors, technicians, and chainmen.

Establish and maintain project control points, benchmarks, reference stations, and survey networks.

Carry out and verify setting-out for

Road centerline and alignment

Horizontal and vertical curves

Formation and subgrade levels

Embankments and cuttings

Pavement layers

Drainage structures and culverts

Bridges and other structures

Road furniture and ancillary works

Check coordinates, elevations, chainages, offsets, and dimensions against approved drawings.

Conduct topographical, longitudinal, and cross-sectional surveys as required.

Monitor earthwork quantities and assist with measurement and quantity calculations.

Carry out as-built surveys and prepare accurate survey records and drawings.

Review survey data and ensure accuracy before submitting it for approval.

Coordinate with the Project Manager, Construction Manager, Site Engineers, QA/QC team, and consultant's survey team.

Review construction drawings and identify discrepancies or conflicts affecting setting-out.

Ensure that surveying activities comply with project specifications, method statements, quality requirements, and applicable standards.

Operate and oversee the use of total stations, GNSS/GPS equipment, digital levels, drones where approved, and relevant surveying software.

Ensure all surveying equipment is properly maintained, calibrated, and in good working condition.

Maintain survey field books, control-point registers, calibration records, level books, calculation sheets, and other survey documentation.

Verify contractor/subcontractor survey work where applicable.

Assist the quantity surveying and commercial teams with measurement and verification of completed works.

Provide technical guidance and training to junior surveyors and survey technicians.

Identify and resolve survey-related technical issues during construction.

Ensure safe working practices are followed during all surveying activities.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree or diploma in Surveying, Geomatics, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline.

Professional surveying certification or registration is an advantage.

Strong knowledge of land surveying principles and road construction surveying.

Good knowledge of coordinate systems, benchmarks, levels, alignment, and setting-out procedures.

Proficiency with Total Station, GNSS/GPS, AutoCAD/Civil 3D, digital levels, and relevant surveying software.

Experience

Typically 9–12+ years of surveying experience, preferably with significant experience on major road/highway projects.

Previous experience in a Chief Surveyor or Senior Surveyor position is preferred.

Experience in earthworks, pavement construction, drainage, bridges, and road structures.

Experience working with consultants, contractors, and government/road authorities is an advantage.

Key Competencies

Strong technical surveying and analytical skills.

Excellent knowledge of road construction methods and tolerances.

High attention to accuracy and detail.

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications.

Strong leadership and team-management skills.

Good communication and coordination abilities.

Ability to work under pressure and meet construction deadlines.

Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills.

Commitment to quality, safety, and accurate documentation.

Reporting

The Chief Surveyor typically reports to the Project Manager / Construction Manager and coordinates closely with the Consultant/Engineer, QA/QC Manager, Site Engineers, and Quantity Surveyor.

Contact Information

Interested and qualified candidates should submit their Letters of Interest (Cover Letters) and CVs along with the supporting Documents to: [email protected] please makes sure you put the vacancy number, Job title on the subject of your email.

Cell: +93 799181874

Please note that applications received after the closing date will not be considered. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.