Field Survey Data Analyst II

Worley is a global company of energy, chemicals and resources experts headquartered in Australia. We partner with our customers to deliver projects and create value across the life of their assets. We specialize in consulting, engineering, procurement and construction across the project lifecycle, with services extending through to operations and decommissioning. Leveraging extensive experience and AI-enabled delivery, we support customers in navigating complexity as they meet today's needs and transition to more sustainable solutions. General Provisions 1.1. This Job Description defines the functions, rights, and responsibilities of the Geodesist when performing geodetic works and carrying out geodetic control at construction sites. 1.2. The position of Geodesist belongs to the category of technical specialists. 1.3. The Geodesist shall be appointed to and dismissed from the position by order of the General Director. 1.4. The Geodesist reports directly to the Construction Manager or Project Manager. 1.5. The position of Geodesist shall be filled by a person having higher technical (specialized) education or secondary specialized education (in geodesy, cartography, or cadastre), and at least 3 years of experience in engineering geodesy and geodetic support of construction. 1.6. During the temporary absence of the Geodesist (vacation, illness, etc.), his/her duties shall be assigned to another specialist based on the instruction of the department manager. The assigned person shall be responsible for the proper, efficient, and timely performance of these duties in full. 1.7. The Geodesist must know: legislative and regulatory acts, methodological and regulatory documents governing geodetic and topographic surveying works in construction; construction codes and regulations, state standards, and other regulatory and technical documents applicable to geodetic works; fundamentals of engineering geodesy and geodetic support of construction; methods of performing field and office geodetic works; methods of geodetic setting-out of buildings, structures, and utility networks; methods of performing as-built geodetic surveys; procedures for establishing and using geodetic control networks; methods of determining coordinates and elevations of geodetic points; design, technical characteristics, and operating rules of geodetic instruments and equipment; procedures for verification, calibration, and adjustment of surveying instruments and measuring devices; methods of mathematical processing of geodetic measurements; technology of major construction and installation works; design and working documentation required for geodetic activities; requirements for preparation of as-built geodetic documentation; procedures for preparing as-built drawings, geodetic logs, and reporting materials; fundamentals of modern computer technologies and specialized geodetic software; automation tools for topographic and geodetic works and satellite positioning technologies; procedures for acceptance of completed construction works concerning geodetic control; methods of recordkeeping and reporting of completed geodetic works; environmental protection requirements; basics of labor legislation; occupational health and safety, industrial sanitation, and fire safety regulations. 1.8. The Geodesist shall possess user-level skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, AutoCAD, and other specialized software used for performing and documenting geodetic works. 2. Duties and Responsibilities of the Geodesist 2.1. Perform geodetic support of construction and installation works. 2.2. Conduct geodetic control to ensure compliance of construction works with design solutions, drawings, and specified geometric parameters. 2.3. Perform setting-out of axes, coordinates, elevations, and other elements of buildings, structures, and utility networks according to design documentation. 2.4. Carry out field and office geodetic works using modern surveying instruments and equipment. 2.5.