• Traveling to sites, when necessary.
• Taking measurements of distances and angles on a property or section of land in order to establish legal boundaries.
• Employing specialized equipment, including theodolite, auto level, total station.
• Performing mathematical calculations to determine and confirm surveying measurements.
• Marking and delineating boundaries and reference points on a property or section of land.
• Researching and consulting historical maps and surveys, as well as legal documents, relating to the property or section of land they are measuring.
• Analyzing data using plans, maps, charts, and software such as AutoCAD.
• Presenting data to clients and preparing reports detailing legal boundaries and other relevant information.
• Collaborating and working with project managers, construction crews, and government agencies, when necessary.
• Use measurements of surveying equipment to determine property lines and boundaries.
• Research additional information about a property through titles, survey records and land records.
• Present land information and details to new property owners or investors.
• Settle legal disputes regarding property ownership.
• Record accurate property lines and plots with the local land use authorities.

Note: 

• Should have valid driving license and preference will be given to those who possess own two wheeler