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Are you an experienced Insurance Loss Control Surveyor? What does an Insurance Loss Control Surveyor do? We are an industry leader and premier provider of loss control and premium audit services.
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The Successful Senior Quantity Surveyor Can Expect a Rewarding Career That Includes The Opportunity To Manage And Develop Your Own Portfolio Of Projects, Building Your Own Commercial Team, Hybrid Working, Continued CPD, No Glass Ceilings Limiting Your Progression And a Generous Salary And Package That Includes.
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The Surveyor Manager manages all survey teams for a particular project(s) in all disciplines of construction including building, highway, bridge, and tunnel construction. Skanska is searching for a dynamic Surveyor Manager.
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Insurance loss control experience is preferred but not required.
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ATCS is seeking a Lead Land Surveyor to join our team in the Hampton Roads, VA area. Licensed Virginia Land Surveyor preferred but will consider LSIT actively pursuing the LS within 2 years.
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