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The Public Service Commission Kenya (PSCK) traces its roots to 1954, when it was established by the British Colonial Government as the Civil Service Commission, following recommendations of the Holmes Commission Report of 1948. Initially, the Commission served an advisory role to the Governor in matters of public appointments. Upon Kenya’s independence in 1963, the Commission was constitutionally enshrined and renamed the Public Service Commission. Today, PSCK plays a central role in managing and guiding human resources in the public service, ensuring professionalism, fairness, and transparency.
Deputy Director, Land Surveys job at Public Service Commission Kenya (PSCK) | Apply Now
Nairobi, Kenya
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Full Time
Deadline:
30 Apr 2025
Job Title
Deputy Director, Land Surveys job at Public Service Commission Kenya (PSCK)
Public Service Commission Kenya (PSCK)
Job Description
The Deputy Director, Land Surveys will contribute to the development and execution of national survey policies and procedures in response to evolving industry standards. The role requires leadership in research and verification of emerging technologies in geomatics and related disciplines. The incumbent will oversee various types of survey operations, including cadastral, boundary, photo control, engineering, and adjudication surveys. They will also ensure the maintenance of national and international boundary demarcations, develop human capacity in survey practices, and supervise equipment calibration and certification processes.
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Qualifications, Education and Competencies
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How to Apply
Implement new survey techniques and policies aligned with evolving professional standards.
Facilitate training and capacity development for survey staff.
Oversee maintenance and demarcation of national and international boundaries.
Conduct verification and research on emerging technologies and survey methods including:
Astronomical, gravity, and magnetic observations
Cadastral and adjudication surveys
Subdivisional schemes and photo control
Engineering and general boundary surveys
Provide standardization data for testing, calibrating, and certifying survey equipment.
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Must have served for at least three (3) years at the grade of Assistant Director, Land Surveys (CSG 7).
Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines:
Land Surveying and Photogrammetry
Geomatics
Geomatic Engineering
Technology in Geomatics
Technology in Geo Informatics
Geo-Spatial Engineering
Philosophy in Technology (Survey)
Or equivalent qualification from a university recognized in Kenya.
Must be a full member of the Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK).
Must demonstrate strong managerial, administrative, and professional competence, including a deep understanding of national policies, goals, and the ability to align them with the land survey function.
