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Survey Equipment Technician

Average salary
£22,000 – £38,000
Working hours
37.5 hours/week
EngineeringSurveying
  • Surveying relies on precise equipment for accuracy

Other names this job is known by

  • Survey Instrument Technician
  • Calibration Specialist

Key responsibilities

  • Maintain and repair surveying instruments
  • Calibrate and test equipment
  • Train staff on equipment use
  • Keep records and documentation
  • Liaise with surveyors and engineers
  • Order and manage parts
  • Ensure compliance with safety standards
  • Stay updated on technology

Skills and qualifications required

  • Diploma or apprenticeship in engineering, electronics, or surveying
  • Experience in equipment or lab roles
  • Technical and IT skills
  • Organisation and manual dexterity

Promotional job opportunities from this role

  • Senior Technician
  • Lab Manager
  • Technical Lead
  • Trainer

How to get the job

  • Study engineering, electronics, or surveying
  • Complete a relevant apprenticeship or diploma
  • Gain experience in equipment or lab roles
  • Progress to senior or specialist positions

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