What do surveyors usually do?

The surveyor's job responsibilities are:

1. Responsible for engineering survey before project implementation, including survey and control point selection. , and obtain the corresponding measurement data according to the calculation, understand the design intention and construction scheme of the project, and formulate the specific measurement scheme.

2. Summarize, sort out and calculate the observation data such as construction lofting and engineering survey, and provide specific measurement data for design implementation and engineering change;

3. Before each major construction stage, preventive survey and setting-out shall be carried out, and surveying and mapping shall be carried out according to site requirements during project implementation;

4. In the whole project implementation process, pay-off and line inspection of each main part should be done well, and strictly audited to avoid rework of the project.

5, responsible for timely, accurate and objective record measurement data, and according to the relevant requirements of the measurement data into a book, for reference.

6. Be responsible for the accurate verification and correction of measuring instruments, and plan and report the instruments that need verification and professional adjustment in advance;

7. In the process of project completion acceptance, provide relevant measurement data in time to ensure the normal acceptance progress of the project;

8. Complete other related work formulated by the leaders during the project.