Surveyor Intern

Exam

Third-party exam

Education

Degree

Experience

None

Background check

Felony convictions prohibited

Surveyor Interns perform a variety of duties in locating features and boundaries of property. They assemble information on the description of the land, locate land boundaries, and provide information about physical features and measurements for the development of maps and plats. The principal job of the surveyor is to establish precise measurements of property features and boundaries. Surveyors are often in charge of a field party and are responsible for the group's activities and the accuracy of their work. In conducting a field survey, the surveyor plans the field work, selects survey reference points, records information, makes mathematical calculations, verifies the accuracy of survey data, and prepares maps and reports. While under the supervision of a licensed surveyor, a Surveyor Intern performs the same activities as the Professional Surveyor. Requirements: 1) Must obtain one of the following: a. Bachelor of Science degree in Surveying, Geomatics, Geomatics Engineering or Spatial Information Systems with a minor or emphasis in Surveying; or b. Associate of Science or Applied Science degree in Surveying or Surveying Technology ; or c. Baccalaureate degree from a curriculum of 4 years or more combined with at least 30 hours of surveying or surveying related courses. 2) Must have passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Surveying exam. Fees: Application fee: $50.00, Renewal fee (every 2 years): $10.00