Land Surveyor
Provides technical training to Surveyors and Topographic Drafters.
Designed to prepare individuals for state certification program/examinations, this print-based Land Surveyor curriculum is ideal for surveyors, drafters, and also civil engineers employed in public works departments, manufacturing or construction companies. It begins with a topical overview of mathematics and principles of measurement. Subsequent coursework trains students to perform linear, transit, topographic, hydrographic, and city surveying.
Taken together with valuable on-the-job training, Land Surveyor is a valuable first step on a career path. All trainees should be high school graduates or a have a GED Equivalent Certificate prior to enrollment. Successful program graduates are able to:
- Discuss the principles involved in measuring lengths and angles used in surveying.
- Identify and use the various common surveying instruments.
- Explain the fundamentals of law for surveyors.
- Describe the methods used to perform topographic and city surveying.
- Explain the surveying techniques used for laying out highways and highway curves.
- Read and interpret architects' drawings and construction blueprints.
You can work with your Training Consultant to devise an individualized program or follow the complete Land Surveyor course list below.
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Land Surveyor Course List
Mathematics and Technical Foundation Skills
Introduction to Surveying and Mapping Principles
Advanced Surveying Skills
Estimated Curriculum Duration: 692 hours.
Number of Exams: 51.
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Receive more information on the Land Surveyor Program
Contact us at 1-800-233-0259 Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Eastern Time or speak with your Training Consultant for more information on this program.
