work of a surveyor.............

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work of  a surveyor consists of following three sections........
1.field work.
2.office-work.
3.care and adjustment of instruments.
1.field-work:- this includes taking measurements for details, recording field-notes and setting of work.
2.office work:-it consists of preparing maps,plans and sections from the  data collected  in the field and also calculating areas and volumes and designing various structures.
3.care and adjustment of instrument:- a surveyor must be thoroughly  familiar with the instrument.He must knows the appropriate method of using instrument because even a minor injury to instrument is liable to make them out of order.

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