About the role
Surveying assistants often work within the cadastral agency or with private actors offering surveying services. They assist surveyors with various tasks related to property formation and mapping. The educational path can be a college education in areas such as geodesy or surveying.Responsibilities
The responsibilities of a surveying assistant include assisting with fieldwork, preparing documentation, and handling data collection. They participate in measurements and staking out, as well as assist in the production of maps and drawings. Their work is important to ensure accuracy and legal certainty in the surveying process.Skills and tools
Surveying assistants must have good knowledge of surveying techniques and geographic information systems (GIS). They often use tools such as total stations, GPS equipment, and specialized software for map production. Analytical ability and precision are central qualities in the profession.