SURVEYOR JOBS

Survey professionals support engineering and construction projects. Specifically, they certify boundary lines, make surface measurements, research land records, prepare maps, and perform other related services.

Surveyors must be licensed to certify documents and provide many services to the public. Some surveying activities can be done by unlicensed surveyors working as apprentices or survey technicians under the supervision of licensed surveyors. Survey professionals can specialize according to the projects they support, for example, land surveyors, building surveyors, or marine surveyors.

Each state has its own rules regarding licensing. Surveyors usually need credentials that show they have finished a surveying course successfully. They must also have worked under a licensed surveyor’s guidance. Lastly, they must have passed surveying exams.

Surveyors generally need a bachelor’s degree in surveying, geomatics, or related fields. Look for college degree programs approved by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) or the Surveying Accreditation Board (SAB). Practical experience can be obtained through internships, apprenticeships, or entry-level positions.

Becoming specialized (for example, marine surveying) requires professional accreditation to validate expertise and adherence to industry standards and practices.

Survey technicians need a high school or equivalent diploma, but additional courses in surveying or geomatics can be helpful. They can learn the skills and knowledge necessary in vocational programs or job employer-based training. Survey technicians gain practical experience on-the-job under the supervision of licensed surveyors or experienced surveying technicians. They may eventually take the surveyor licensing exam after working under licensed surveyors for an extended time.

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CLS is a valuable resource for companies looking to hire surveyor professionals. As an employment agency, we understand how challenging talent acquisition can be. That’s why we make it easy to connect with a variety of highly qualified surveyors.

We’ll connect you with the cream of the professional surveying crop. Our recruiters appreciate subtle distinctions between fields and job descriptions and have a keen understanding of your needs. They’ll offer qualified candidates from our list of top land, building, and marine surveyors and survey technicians.

CLS offers a variety of hiring services. CLS recruiters can promote the position, find suitable applicants, and conduct initial interviews. Additionally, they provide screenings and background checks, as well as arrange mandatory safety training.

Our goal is to simplify the job search process for both employers and potential candidates. We provide surveyors with a comprehensive list of job opportunities. Likewise, we partner with employers to offer access to skilled surveying professionals ready to meet their company’s needs.

CLS strives to be more than just a staffing agency or temp agency. We seek to build relationships and partner with the professional talent and companies we work with. This principle has helped match thousands of surveying professionals and industry leaders. Let us make the perfect fit for you!

Land surveyors measure and map property and land for clients. They also inspect marine vessels to ensure they meet safety and operations standards, and conduct investigations into accidents or other maritime incidents. Land surveyors usually need credentials indicating they’ve completed training, gained relevant work experience, and have a state surveying license.

Building surveyors advise on the design, construction, maintenance, and repair of properties and buildings to ensure a project is completed according to applicable laws and regulations. They are usually employed by construction or engineering companies or private surveying firms. Building surveyors typically complete a four-year degree, gain relevant work experience, and have a state surveying license. They receive specialized training on building codes, construction methods, materials, and energy efficiency.

Marine surveyors inspect and evaluate the condition of ships, boats, and other marine vessels. Marine surveyors complete a four-year degree in marine surveying, naval architecture, marine engineering, or related fields. They need accreditation from organizations, like the Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors (SAMS) or the National Association of Marine Surveyors (NAMS). These certifications validate marine expertise and demonstrate adherence to industry standards and best practices.

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