Land Surveying License
Land Surveying License
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I keep hearing there is a shortage of land surveyors and that the average age of a licensed surveyor is around 60. Has anyone thought about working to get licensed? I could sit for the LSIT or whatever it is called now, but it would be hard for me to get the required 4 years experience to sit for the LS. Does anyone think there will be enough of a shortage of surveyors that they would change requirements to become licensed? Is this worth pursuing?





RE: Land Surveying License
I'm interested to hear opinions from others about where they think the development sector will be in 3 or 5 years, though.
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RE: Land Surveying License
If there truely is a shortage of surveyors, you should have no problem getting hired onto a crew working for a licensed surveyor.
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