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Are you an experienced engineer or technician with expertise in GPS machine guidance systems gained within a bulk earthworks context? Join a leading civil engineering contractor's dynamic team, contributing your skills directly to innovative earthmoving projects on two high-profile, long-term ventures across key sites in the UK. This role demands hands-on technical skill to ensure machine downtime is kept to an absolute minimum, tackling everything from refitting and replacing damaged or displaced sensors to routine troubleshooting.
£70,000 + Lodging & Vehicle Please note: Visa sponsorship is unavailable for this role due to hiring timescales.

The RoleIn this specialist position, you’ll optimise machine guidance systems on a variety of earthmoving plant, including excavators, bulldozers, and graders. Your key responsibility will be overseeing everything from installation to hands-on troubleshooting and maintenance, ensuring seamless operation and minimal interruption. Your expertise will be essential as you review and convert 3D models for construction, create temporary designs, and upload them via Works Manager. Additionally, you’ll establish GNSS networks, set site control, and support Quality Assurance surveys to ensure project success.

What’s in it for You?
£70,000 + Accomodation Allowance & Vehicle based on your experience.
25 Days Paid Holiday for work-life balance.
Life Cover for peace of mind.
Car Allowance to support your travel needs.
Accommodation Allowance for onsite stays.
4x4 Driver Training to enhance your skills.Key Responsibilities:
Collaborate closely with the Survey Manager to devise solutions for efficient project delivery.
Ensure all machine guidance equipment is operating seamlessly across site machinery, with a focus on proactive intervention to prevent downtime.
Create and review 3D models using Trimble Business Centre, for tasks like stockpiles and ramps.
Convert client-supplied LandXML/dwg model files into Trimble Business Centre software, identifying and resolving any anomalies.
Troubleshoot, refit, and resolve machine control equipment issues, including damaged or displaced sensors, to maintain smooth operations and minimise downtime.
Monitor site operations and work with the team to implement engineering solutions.
Conduct bucket checks and machine measure-ups to ensure accurate and precise performance.
Maintain survey equipment while ensuring full compliance with Health & Safety policies.What We’re Looking For:
A proactive professional with a strong ability to organise and work effectively in teams.
3+ years’ experience as a surveyor using machine control technology, particularly Trimble Earthworks, with a proven track record of hands-on technical fault-finding and resolution.
A background in surveying (NHC or degree, or equivalent qualifications) is highly desirable.
CSCS card and a full UK driver’s licence are required; 4x4 training will be provided.
A commitment to working onsite Monday to Friday, troubleshooting and ensuring smooth machine operations