RANJIT JENA

• Measured and marked property lines and key topographic features.
• Used Trimble and AutoCAD to create detailed maps from raw field data.
• Conducted topographic surveys to assist in the design of infrastructure improvements.
• Facilitated construction by mapping out utility installations and establishing reference points, grades and elevations.
• Collaborated with civil engineers, architects, and construction teams to ensure accurate project execution.

• Use equipment like GPS, total stations, and theodolites to measure distances, angles, elevations, and map the topography of the site
• Define and confirm legal property boundaries to avoid disputes and ensure the project fits within its designated area
• Create and maintain detailed maps, sketches, legal descriptions, and reports for project records and client reference
• Interpret survey data for design plans, legal documents, and construction layouts, utilizing CAD and GIS software
• Ensure survey work aligns with local council regulations, zoning laws, and government standards
• Physically mark out site boundaries and reference points for construction crews to follow when building
• Oversee survey teams when necessary, guide junior staff, and maintain safe and effective survey operations
• Work closely with engineers, architects, and construction teams, providing data and advice throughout planning and building phases.

• Surveyors conduct preliminary and detailed land surveys to map the terrain, topography, and all relevant features
• They use equipment like GPS, Total Stations, and electronic theodolites to measure distances, angles, and elevations
• The mapped data is used for designing the STP and planning the pipeline alignment to avoid physical obstacles and optimize the route
• Surveyors locate and stake the centerline of the proposed pipeline, establishing control points at key crossings (roads, canals, rivers, etc.)
• They physically mark the route on the ground to guide construction teams and verify cross-references with project plans

• Use surveying equipment such as GPS, total stations, and theodolites to physically survey airport land, including runways, airside, and landside facilities.
• Prepare maps, sketches, reports, and legal descriptions of surveys to describe and certify land boundaries, elevations, and features required for airport construction .
• Establish official land and property boundaries, ensuring compliance with legal and airport regulatory standards .
• Collect, verify, and interpret spatial and survey data for use in construction plans, legal documents, and project proposals .
• Work closely with engineers, architects, contractors, and project managers to ensure accurate survey information is integrated into airport design and construction .
• Setup and maintain survey instruments, calibrate equipment, and perform basic layout and grade control for ongoing construction activities .

• Entry-level, basic assists in the field ( road paving, measurement assistance, lifting equipment ) .

• Operates survey equipment ( total station , GPS ) and collects data ; guides roadmen/interns.
• Collaborated with senior surveyors to interpret blueprints, site plans, maps, and legal descriptions for effective project completion.
• Enhanced project accuracy by utilizing precise surveying instruments and techniques in the field.

• Entry-level , basic assists in the fiels ( rod paving , measurement assistance , lifting equipment ) .
• Measured and marked property lines and key topographic features.

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL

CERTIFICATED BY S.C.T.E & V.T

+2 Arts .

Under C.H.S.E

10 th

Under B.S.E

• PGDCA