Saudi Arabia has huge opportunities for the Land Surveyors across construction, engineering, and infrastructure industries. With major development projects and urban expansion actively underway, the demand for skilled surveying professionals continues to grow. New land surveyor positions are posted regularly on Ejobsboard. Start your career search for surveying roles in KSA today.
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Assistant Land Surveyor Careers at Urbacon Saudi Company
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Land Surveyor Career Opportunity at Urbacon Saudi Company
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Land Surveyor Job at KEO International Consultants Saudi Arabia
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Land Surveyor Job at Urbacon Saudi Company
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Frequently Asked Questions
A land surveyor goes to construction sites, measures land using GPS and total stations, marks boundaries, checks building layouts, and creates maps. They make sure everything is built in the right place.
Entry-level land surveyors earn around 4,000 to 6,000 SAR per month. Mid-level surveyors with 5 to 8 years experience earn 8,000 to 12,000 SAR. Senior surveyors can earn 15,000 to 20,000 SAR or more.
Yes, surveyors in Riyadh and NEOM area often earn higher salaries due to large project budgets. Smaller cities may offer lower pay but also lower living costs.
Work is mostly outdoors on construction sites under sun and dust. You will walk a lot, carry equipment, and stand for long hours. Office work is for drawing maps and preparing reports.
Yes, many companies hire diploma holders as survey technicians. You will work under a senior surveyor. With experience, you can move up to higher positions.
The summer heat is very challenging. Temperatures can reach 50°C. Working outdoors requires staying hydrated and wearing proper sun protection. Long working hours on tight project deadlines can also be stressful.
Typically 8 to 10 years of field experience. Starting as a junior surveyor, you learn over time and take on more responsibility. Getting certified helps speed up promotion.
Top employers include Saudi Aramco, NEOM, Parsons, Bechtel, KEO, WSP, and Jacobs. Local engineering firms and construction companies also hire regularly.
Yes, English is the main language used in most construction and engineering companies. Basic Arabic is helpful for talking to workers on site but not required for most roles.