This position leverages modern technological advancements in surveying methods to ensure the accurate and productive marking of coordinates or reference points as per the project's drawings/models. The surveyor position is responsible for staking out reference points and markers that guide the construction project's new structures (or related) with pinpoint accuracy.
The hours of work will range from 40 to 50 hours per week, (7 am–5 pm) depending on varying contracts and timelines—overtime, weekends and/or evenings are typically not required.
Surveying the land to determine precise location and measurement of points, researching survey evidence, developing new data, maintaining accurate notes and coordinate findings
Plan, organize, and direct the work of one or more survey parties engaged in surveying the land to determine precise location and measurements of points, elevations, lines, area and contours for projects
Provide technical information to company supervisors, clients, or other personnel to ensure findings reported comply with engineering standards and other site requirements
Research previous survey evidence, maps, deeds, physical evidence,



and other records to obtain data needed to perform and/or maintain survey
Conduct As-Built surveys for verification purposes
Coordinate inspections with consultants and authorities
Accesibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
Post-Secondary Certificate, Degree, or Diploma
We offer competitive salaries on experience, knowledge, and education. MGI also provides attractive benefits that extend to health, dental, vision insurance, retirement planning, pension plans, professional development, training credits, wellness programs, travel/vacation days, discounts on company products and services, commuter benefits, and team bonding events to maintain a healthy and inviting company culture.
Our mission is very clear: we are dedicated to providing our clients with cost-effective and timely service; We look to situate development projects not as a ‘one-off’ but contextualize them within the broader community and actively look to redefine construction as a lifestyle, not just a ‘job.’

📌 Surveyor, Construction (Toronto)
🏢 MGI Construction
📍 Toronto