What does a Land Surveyor do?

• Process and interpret survey data collected in the field 
• Provide daily support for survey field crews for ongoing fields
• Collaborate with Planners, Engineers, and Project Managers regarding projects
• Prepare maps for boundary surveys and subdivisions
• Keep field notes and make sketches and computations 
• Prepare draw sketches and permanent plans, diagrams and maps for street, water and sewer improvements using CAD software
• Entry level roles are also known as Assistant Land Surveyor or Junior Land Surveyor

What skills are needed to be a Land Surveyor?

• 2-3 years of experience
• Detail oriented and able to make deadlines
• Ability to work with others effectively
• Knowledge in commercial, residential, and land development projects 
• Ability to present and prepare information
• Proficient with Microsoft Office, Google workspace, Micro Survey and Carlson Survey

What is the average salary of a Land Surveyor?

The typical salary range for a Land Surveyor is approximately $50,000 to $60,000. Salary may vary depending on which state you reside in.

Can a Land Surveyor work remotely?

Most Land Surveyors work on-site and in the office. Some jobs may allow for remote work after training.

Does a Land Surveyor have to work full time?

The majority of Land Surveyors engage in full-time employment. While there are some part-time or contract opportunities available, they are not as prevalent as full-time positions.