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You don't need to be chartered in the UK.. we have a problem really where even a drone operator can set up a survey company. I've heard of many cases were a clients' point cloud model has been completely off due to lack of experience on behalf of the surveyor. If you worked in the UK, you'd probably go down the construction setting out route as that's where the wages are decent.
Regards,
Richard
http://www.eosgeomatics.co.uk
Thank you for the information. I am in USA and there are very strict guidelines about what is allowed without a license/charter/certification/Registration versus what is not allowed. Kinda hard to get Registered in USA. I am Registered in USA and I can make determination for Boundary matters (in my state) and can provide drawings that depict boundary information. Some other things I am allowed as well.
IF I am ask, what does a typical work day consist of for you in the UK? What are your Job duties? How are survey companies structured there? Is it a part of engineering firm or can they be seperated?
Thank you!
For France it's the "Ordre des Geometres Expert" which allow surveying job for the legal measurement of land boundaries.
The corners are materialized by concrete or plastic cubes.
For civilian networks (electric gaz telecom water etc) you need an "georeferencement certification" and AIPR that you can obtain with professional practice.
For all others applications there are no legal control in my known.
You could get informations
www.cnsgt.fr
www.geometre-expert.fr
Thank you for the information. I am in USA and there are very strict guidelines about what is allowed without a license/charter/certification/Registration versus what is not allowed. Kinda hard to get Registered in USA. I am Registered in USA and I can make determination for Boundary matters (in my state) and can provide drawings that depict boundary information. Some other things I am allowed as well.
IF I am ask, what does a typical work day consist of for you in France? What are your Job duties? How are survey companies structured there? Is it a part of engineering firm or can they be seperated?
Thank you!