Land Surveying Continuing Education
The role of land surveyors is highly advanced and to get their license they must undergo several years study, work experience and licensing examinations. However, it doesn't stop there. In recent years many states require land surveyors to get involved in continuing education throughout their career. In today's guide we shall look at land surveying continuing education...
Read More
Supply of hot and cold water must be also checked by surveyor. Location of stopcocks should be confirmed and noted. If these are not found, client must be advice to trace them and have them checked. In older buildings lead plumbing can still be found. This type of plumbing system is nowadays proven insufficient and if found the surveyor should recommend replacement...
Read More
The main reason to get a survey done is to find all the potential or existing problems of the vessel and to ensure that the boat is safe to use. Surveyor can't vouch for design of the boat and its performance but any comments based on experience will be helpful in ensuring safety. Marine surveyor should make a report with detailed description of the boat, recommendation...
Read More
A Quantity Surveyor is a professional person who has been educated, trained and qualified to manage cost effectiveness in building projects. From their initial calculations, they must have a cost discipline that enables them to estimate and monitor exactly how much a building is going to cost to build, and then advise a procurement strategy. Beginning with early...
Read More