Surveyor in Rzeszów. Who is he and what is he doing?

Who is a surveyor?

You can most often meet a surveyor at work, standing on the side of the street and measuring the land with a device that looks like a camera. Currently, all construction works, such as the construction of buildings, roads, and bridges, must be carried out under the supervision of surveyors. A person with this education is a specialist working in a profession related to science, which is geodesy. He deals with situational and height measurements of areas and transfers them to maps. To become a surveyor, you need to obtain qualifications that will allow you to carry out geodetic works. Surveyors can work in areas related to geodesy, such as:

• basic geodetic measurements,
• geodetic investment service,
• geodetic situational and height measurements,
• photo geometry and remote sensing,
• map editing.

One of the career paths at OPGK Rzeszów is working as a surveyor. Check current job offers.

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What does a surveyor do?

The work of a surveyor involves not only field activities, but also in offices or state administration units. Each commune should employ at least one specialist who will deal with land maps and issue land certificates for residents. The main tasks of surveyors include:

• practical application of the acquired knowledge in the field of geometry,
• description of the topography, resource resources, and mining excavations,
• measurement of designated areas of land,
• setting plot boundaries,
• determining border points,
• demarcation of buildings and land utilities,
• creating geodetic documentation, including the preparation of maps, keeping registers and analysis of measurements,
• keeping a land and real estate register.

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What geodetic services does OPGK Rzeszów offer?

For many years, OPGK Rzeszów has been one of the leaders in the geodetic and cartographic industry, not only in Podkarpacie, but also throughout Poland, and offers many services in this field, including:

• Carrying out field measurements.
• Data acquisition, processing, and analysis.
• Creating the initial or poviat geodetic database of the GESUT utility network records.
• Designing geodetic networks.
• Preparation of basic, topographic, numerical, and analog maps.
• Keeping records of land, buildings, and premises.
• Take measurements using a drone.
• Processing of point clouds obtained with the LIDAR technique.
• Supervision, control, and monitoring of the performed geodetic works.
• Conducting thematic training.    
• Other - check all available geo-cartographic services.

It is worth noting that all offered works are performed with the use of modern hardware and software resources.