Surveyors measure and map land, airspaces, and bodies of water. They establish official land boundaries, write descriptions of land for deeds, leases, and other legal documents, define airspace for airports, and measure construction and mineral sites. Surveyors use various instruments, including GPS, robotic total stations, and software like AutoCAD and GIS, to ensure accuracy. They often work outdoors and may be involved in construction, mining, and land development projects.

• Key Skills: Land surveying, AutoCAD, GIS, GPS technology, data analysis, legal documentation.