Applicants for Part IIA and IIB of the professional surveyors licensing examination
must verify four years practical professional surveying work experience in addition
to a bachelors degree which shall include, but not be limited to the following
types of land surveying work:
A.*
Land surveying, which is the surveying of an area
for its correct determination or description for its conveyance or for
the establishment or reestablishment of a land boundary and the designing
or design coordination of the plotting of land and the subdivision of
land.
Geodetic surveying, which includes surveying for a
determination of the size and shape of the earth, both horizontally
and vertically, and the precise positioning of points of the earth utilizing
angular and linear measurements through spatially oriented spherical
geometry.
Utilizing and managing land information systems through
the establishment of datums and local coordinate systems and points
of reference.
Engineering and architectural surveying for design
and construction layout of infrastructure.
Cartographic surveying for the making of maps, including
topographic and hydrographic mapping.
* should include both field and office practice.
B.
Acceptable practical experience
must be obtained in a varied and increasingly responsible position under
the direction of professional surveyors and reported on the Experience Verification
form provided by the department. Decisions regarding satisfactory experience
will be based upon evaluation of this information by the department and/or
the board.
C.
Applicants are required to have
their experience verified by at least 3 professional surveyors and 2 others.
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