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Land surveying is fundamental to the development and history of every nation, as land boundaries and the process of establishing them is one of the first step to civilization. It is necessary for everything that relates to real estate ownership, property development, road and building construction, map-making, etc. | Land surveying is fundamental to the development and history of every nation, as land boundaries and the process of establishing them is one of the first step to civilization. It is necessary for everything that relates to real estate ownership, property development, road and building construction, map-making, etc. | ||
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Learn the basics of land surveying with this honor and start off with what could be your "initial point" into a fascinating career! | Learn the basics of land surveying with this honor and start off with what could be your "initial point" into a fascinating career! | ||
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Revision as of 04:32, 30 November 2022
Skill Level
2
Year
2022
Version
16.02.2025
Approval authority
North American Division
Overview
Land surveying is fundamental to the development and history of every nation, as land boundaries and the process of establishing them is one of the first step to civilization. It is necessary for everything that relates to real estate ownership, property development, road and building construction, map-making, etc.
Learn the basics of land surveying with this honor and start off with what could be your "initial point" into a fascinating career!
The Challenging Part
The most challenging requirement of this honor is probably this:
8. Demonstrate your ability to use surveying equipment, keep good survey notes and establish an elevation by working as a 2 to 4-person survey crew to set 5 benchmarks at a minimum distance of not less than 50-feet apart (15 m), and close your circuit within +/- 1 inch (2.5 cm).
