Surveyor
Code: 17-1022.00
Also known as: City Surveyor, County Surveyor, Land Surveyor, Mine Surveyor, Registered Land Surveyor, Surveyor
Description: Before new construction begins, a Surveyor is called in to verify maps and property boundaries. These professionals work with urban and regional planners, engineers and architects to develop all construction designs.Surveyors typically have a Bachelor's degree in architecture, civil engineering or a related field. However, they must be licensed before they can practice. Otherwise, they will need to work under a licensed Surveyor as an apprentice technician.
Typical wages
| 10% | $37,690 |
| 25% | $49,250 |
| Median | $65,590 |
| 75% | $87,480 |
| 90% | $109,010 |
| 10% | $18.12 |
| 25% | $23.68 |
| Median | $31.54 |
| 75% | $42.06 |
| 90% | $52.41 |
Projected employment
| Estimated Employment (2019 year) |
48,000 |
| Projected Employment (2029 year) |
48,700 |
| Percent Change | +0 % |
| Projected Annual Job Openings | 3,600 |