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On the track, Formula 1 is a team sport. And the business behind is the same. We are looking for a Senior Survey Engineer to carry out topographical surveying and coordinate to develop the LiDAR survey data capture project. The successful candidate will be joining our Race Engineering Department in the Circuit Engineering Data Capture team as a Senior Survey Data Engineer. Circuit Engineering’s main areas of responsibility comprise the design, coordination, and project management to ensure that the Circuit is ready for the Formula One event. The team liaise extensively with the individual circuits and suppliers before and during the weekend, often identifying and solving potential issues before they arise.

Circuit Engineering have a big role in new circuit design liaising with track designers and architects’ years in advance of the event to ensure F1 systems will be able to be deployed efficiently and safely for the race. 

They also survey each Formula One circuit, primarily using GPS and LiDAR, collecting, and continually updating topographical data used as the foundation to the F1 timing systems and to create the digital circuit maps given to the media and other 3rd parties to show key timing data. This information is also used to produce the detailed drawings that FOM uses internally for event and rig planning and provide track topography for the F1 Video game.

Formula One is committed to reducing the impact of its operations on the environment, and the Circuit Engineering team are involved in many exciting projects, working with Promoters and key stakeholders to work towards our Net Zero Carbon by 2030.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

  • Carry out topographical surveys, including Total station surveying at Formula 1 events and be confident in using Trimble R12i / SX10 survey equipment or similar.
  • Have a high level of competency using laser scanning (LiDAR) equipment, and carry out vehicle mounted scans of circuit infrastructure, including the racetracks and any other areas of interest as required.
  • Assess infrastructure drawings and complete detailed ‘drive path’ layouts.
  • Carry out measured building surveys of garages including services and surveys of other buildings such as the control tower etc. as required.
  • Process survey data using Trimble Business Centre (TBC) or similar and export to DWG file types.
  • Update XREF’s (External Reference) drawings in CAD and update existing drawings to a high standard.
  • Assist in version control and quality of the DWG XREF’s on server library.
  • Undertake written and verbal reporting and analysis of data, drawings and procedures to improve efficiencies and quality.
  • Assist other Circuit Engineering team members in the race planning and delivery role as and when required.

About You

  • A degree or postgraduate qualification accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
  • Experience using LiDAR scanning and GNSS surveying equipment is preferred
  • Experience working with laser scanning equipment and GNSS
  • Proficient with AutoCAD
  • Proven skillset using laser scanning equipment
  • Ability to use Total station / GPS survey equipment and associated software
  • Good communication skills dealing with multiple clients across multiple sectors.
  • Report writing, chair meetings and verbal discussions.
  • Excellent attention to detail.
  • Ability to work under pressure unsupervised or as part of a team.
  • Good organizational skills.

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