Graduate Surveyor Jobs

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recommended to also complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Science, specialising in Hydrography. In addition, many New Zealand employers are also looking for the following characteristics:

• Adaptable
• Patient
• Methodical and precise
• Great eye for detail
• Able to work under pressure and to deadlines
• Can work both in an office and outdoors

Typical Responsibilities

• Surveying land, sea, lakes, coastlines and rivers
• Ensuring current records and measurements are accurate
• Creating reports on survey data
• Preparing maps and charts
• Aiding in the mapping and planning of new structures, such as roads, piping and bridges
• Liaising with clients, government officials and other professionals on surveying and development projects
• Conducting environment impact assessments of any proposed work

Progression

A Graduate Surveyor has many different career paths ahead of them. Although voluntary, Surveyors of any level and specialisation can apply to become members of the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors and work towards professional registration to boost their employability. A Graduate Surveyor can also become a Licensed Cadastral Surveyor after completing two years of practical work, a series of exams and a presentation to the Cadastral Surveyors Licensing Board.