Where Do Land Surveyors Work?
Surveyors Often Work on Roads, Bridges, and at Construction Sites. the Bureau of Labor Statistics Lists Other Types of Survey Jobs, Including Forensic...
Surveyors often work on roads, bridges, and at construction sites. The Bureau of Labor Statistics lists other types of survey jobs, including forensic, geodetic, marine and mine surveyors.
Where do surveyors usually work?
They are required to undertake fieldwork, which may require walking and standing for long periods. Surveyors may work within a team and interact regularly with engineers, landscape architects, urban planners and government departments.
Are Land Surveyors in demand?
Although the number of land surveyors is expected to only grow by 2% by 2030 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), it's that lack of opportunity that may be driving potential newcomers away from the profession.
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