Asset Survey Technician

The role involves carrying condition and performance surveys on Surreys highway network so will be predominately site-based. We highly recommend coming in for a chat to get a better understanding of the role. The Asset Survey Team sits within the Asset Planning Team and is responsible for carrying out a range of condition and performance surveys for compliance and investigative purposes which provides appropriate data to assist with the practical application and management of Asset Planning in Surrey by enabling informed decision making, prioritisation and sufficient project and programme progression within the Network and Asset Management Group. As an Asset Survey Technician, you will occupy an essential role coring, surveying, and inspecting various asset types to deliver quality condition data and inventory information to improve the decision making across the directorate. This role will predominantly involve working outside, and at times will be required to work unsocial hours when needed and due to the necessity for site visits, it is essential that a full UK manual driving licence is held due to the nature of the job. If you are unable to drive for any reason, we welcome a discussion in how you intend to meet the requirement for travel. Some of the tasks you will undertake as part of this role includes:

• Undertake a program of NRSWA compliance coring annually.
• Undertake investigatory coring works for the SCC major maintenance program annually.
• Carry out compliance coring on VCO's upon request.
• Undertake external coring requests.
• Contributing to the lining condition survey.
• Assisting when needed with the annual SCRIM surveys.
• Assisting with other condition surveys when needed., 1. Do you have a full UK manual driving licence?
2. Are your willing to work unsocial hours when required? 3. Can you tell us why you have applied for the post of PDP Asset Survey Technician and what you believe you can bring to the job if you were appointed? 4. This is a Professional Development Programme position within the Highways Team, the position provides a formal career development opportunity supported by comprehensive training and a professional qualification, please could you evidence your commitment and enthusiasm to achieving this goal?


• A minimum of 5 GCSE's
• A full UK manual driving licence.
• Good standards of communication skills
• Flexibility to work unsocial hours when required.
• An interest in pursuing a career in civil engineering.
• An ability to work independently and as part of a team.
  
  Surrey County Council is undergoing Local Government Reorganisation, moving from a two-tier system to new unitary councils in April 2027. Your role will transfer with current terms and conditions to one of these new councils, supporting local devolution and greater powers for our communities.
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The starting salary for this role is 28,546 per annum for working 36 hours per week. As you progress through your professional qualification your salary will increase up to 36,943 per annum.