ISCO Occupation Group 2165.4 Land Surveyor

Definition

Land Surveyor: Land surveyors determine, by means of specialised equipment, the distances and positions of points at the surface of sites for construction purposes. They use measurements of the specific aspects of construction sites, such as electricity, distance measurements, and metal structure volumes to create architectural drawings and develop construction projects.

Essential Skills

Ensure Compliance With Safety Legislation
Topography
Geodesy
Civil Engineering
Prepare Surveying Report
Surveying
Calibrate Electronic Instruments
Engineering Processes
Operate Surveying Instruments
Compare Survey Computations
Document Survey Operations
Technical Drawings
Engineering Principles
Cartography
Adjust Surveying Equipment
Conduct Land Surveys
Determine Boundaries
Perform Surveying Calculations
Record Survey Measurements
Use Technical Drawing Software
Surveying Methods
Mathematics
Adjust Engineering Designs
Perform Scientific Research
Approve Engineering Design
Geomatics
Mining, Construction And Civil Engineering Machinery Products

Optional Skills

Interpret Geophysical Data
Photogrammetry
Prepare Geological Map Sections
Advise On Mining Environmental Issues
Create Thematic Maps
Value Properties
Geology
Collect Data Using Gps
Develop Geological Databases
Conduct Research Before Survey
Collect Mapping Data
Study Aerial Photos
Compile Gis-Data
Collect Geological Data
Process Collected Survey Data
Use Cad Software
Apply Digital Mapping
Advise Architects
Design Scientific Equipment
Create Gis Reports
Use Geographic Information Systems
Urban Planning Law
Geographic Information Systems
Create Cadastral Maps
Geography

Alternative Names

Surveyors
Surveying Engineer
Geomatics Surveyor
Surveyor

Specializations

Specialization	Title
C2165.4.2	ISCO Specialization 2165.4.2 Mine Surveyor
C2165.4.1	ISCO Specialization 2165.4.1 Hydrographic Surveyor

Higher Level

ISCO Unit Group 2165 Cartographers And Surveyors