How about a surveying job Just graduated and want to find a surveying job

Let's put it this way, surveying and mapping is divided into mapping companies, water conservancy engineering surveying, housing construction surveying, road, bridge and tunnel engineering surveying, and settlement monitoring. Position monitoring. Basically, there are a few categories.

After graduating, I engaged in road, bridge and tunnel engineering surveying, piling, and pole running for two years. Dry settlement monitoring for three years, bridge and tunnel pay-off for two years. Among them, it is the loneliness of thought, the singleness of technology, the hardships of life, and the salary from 1500 to 5000 when resigning.

Surveying itself is one of the more liberal professions in the field. What is important is stability. The above says that a construction site is 3-5 years, which is not necessarily.

If you do a good job, you will naturally follow the project to the end. If it doesn't work, it will be replaced. The main thing is a huge change in life.

There is also a bright future. If you learn to measure, you also want to measure it from all over the world. You can do it, and after you have practiced, you can go up with your own salary.

After completing the school, the salary is too low, so I will decisively leave. Otherwise, it's not worth it.

I don't know if you're talking about engineering surveying and mapping. If so, then you have to be prepared to bear hardships and stand hard work, the engineering measurement work is generally on-site construction measurement, not to mention the wind and sun, with the project running everywhere, the work place is not very fixed (relatively speaking, generally a construction site for 3 years and 5 years has to change places). There is basically no holiday, and there are also rotations or leave (the construction site generally does not take the initiative to give you a holiday, and a person will not have a meaning to take a turn off, and you can't go anywhere for a day or two).

Of course, it's still more free than working in a factory. In terms of treatment, the private boss generally has to measure the construction and take care of everything, and the salary is naturally higher, about 10,000 yuan (provided that you want to manage everything). If you go to a state-owned enterprise, it may only be two or three thousand yuan.

It is best to come to the construction unit to do surveying after graduation, which is in line with your major, and the measurement is very practical. No matter how strong the theoretical knowledge is, no practical experience is not as good as the migrant workers, you can work in the construction unit for at least three years, after three years you have the initial experience you can have a lot of choices, first of all, you can consider going to the surveying and mapping institute or the design institute, this is the best choice, and secondly, you can choose to continue to work in the unit, after all, the measurement technology is strong and has a certain competitive advantage, and it is also very developmental. In the end, you can choose to work for a private boss, the salary is very high, but your consideration is generally a poor environment for private bosses, and you take certain risks.

Hehe, this is my experience of doing measurements for so many years, I hope it will be useful to you, and I hope you will give some points, hehehe.

I graduated from 08 surveying and mapping engineering, and it has been almost four years now, and I am now engaged in surveying work in the city. The surveyor certificate is still very important, because big cities are more standardized, and surveying requires qualifications, so if you can take the test, it is best to take one! As for the direction of development, I personally think that it should be developed in the direction of engineering surveying, and to be honest, mapping and mapping are very hard.

After graduation, it is best to go to the construction unit to exercise first, and learn more practical application things, which will be of great benefit to your future development. After you work for a few years, you can take the registered surveyor exam, and you will have a big improvement after the exam!

I graduated from engineering surveying in 06, and I graduated to the construction unit or state-owned enterprise. But now it's all year round. Nothing interesting. I want to change careers.

It doesn't matter if you don't take that certificate.

If you can't work outside all year round, you will be physically and mentally exhausted.

If you haven't graduated yet, think about it now. Women are afraid of marrying the wrong man, and men are afraid of entering the wrong industry. After graduation, you can consider doing something else. Dry engineering is boring.

Most of the specialties are in the technical direction.

Today's GIS still needs field surveys or aerial photography, and then puzzles, which is more laborious.

Technical operation is only a skilled worker, and you have to re-learn it when you go to the unit, and experience is more important than technology. What you learn in school is the basics, and you must lay a good foundation.

If you don't want to go to the wilderness, it's best to find a local unit, the construction site is often local, but there is not much development. Because the competition in the design institute is too fierce. Specialists are also the life of running in the wilderness.

The research is still useful Hydraulic engineering is more exercised, and there is more contact with instruments, and I don't want to be out all year round, and I can go to companies like subway maintenance in the later stage.

There is no one who does not work outside the field to engage in surveying, regardless of the field and the office.

Surveying is an ancillary industry. In a project, the cost of measurement accounts for about 3%, that is to say, for a 100w project, measurement accounts for about 3w. Therefore, it is difficult to be a leader who engages in measurement.

Highway and bridge surveying, pre-survey, then lofting, and then monitoring. Now the whole country is building high-speed rail, and the deformation monitoring team of high-speed rail lofting has high requirements for measurement, so the status of measurement in the high-speed rail project is still very high. But the demands placed on surveyors are also high.

For example, lofting, especially in the east-west direction, is very troublesome and difficult. Last semester, my tutor asked me to design a plan to solve the problem of projection tape regeneration, but I still can't do it. There is also the deformation monitoring in the subway, which is generally monitored by a measuring robot, combined with the measurement robot monitoring system developed by our school.

If you have graduated from a bachelor's degree, you should be able to find a job, and even if it is not good, the salary will not be too low. If you feel that you didn't study very well during college, you can develop in the direction of land management and cadastral measurement, and it is very popular to enter such a department in the future. You can ask your dad to find you a unit like the real estate bureau, which doesn't require any technical content to do real estate surveying, and the treatment is not bad.

In addition, those who have entered the Surveying and Mapping Institute, the Land Bureau, and even the Civil Affairs Department have recruited civil servants in the direction of surveying. In short, it is still very easy to find a job in this industry, but it is difficult to be a leader.

If you want to open a measurement company, the most basic is the network, as long as you can get the job, the rest of the rest is easy to say, the second is to train a group of their own backbone members, now the recruitment of surveyors is very good, as long as the treatment is reasonable, everything is OK. I feel that you should start with the surveying team first, because if you want to open a surveying and mapping company, you need qualifications, the lowest qualifications require a surveyor certificate, if you don't have a certificate, you need to find someone to attach your own certificate in your company, generally open a company at least one engineer certificate, if you first form a surveying and mapping team to take on some private work, then you can accumulate some contacts. It mainly depends on what you think, if you open a surveying and mapping company, the most important thing is to have work and have your own employees (it must be a few years of work experience in surveying and mapping, the most important thing is what is the graduation certificate), and the rest is to see how you operate...

If you open a surveying and mapping company, you can contact me, I myself am a surveyor, I have been working for three years, and I have been looking for a company that can develop. I can find former classmates and experienced surveyors. If you want to recruit graduates, recommend you to go to Zhengzhou Surveying and Mapping School, my alma mater, hey, hey, hey, I hope you can succeed.

I think you have to cultivate your own contacts in the surveying and mapping circle first, as long as you can get a job, everything else is easy to say, and there is also a problem of surveying and mapping qualifications, you have to solve.

Open directly. You can make money all the time. Graduates have knowledge. Although the social experience is insufficient. Money can be asked from home. Fooling around. You're sure to make a fortune.

The most important thing is the network, as long as the network is available, you can get the job, you can't do anything without the network, and you can really make some money by surveying the terrain

Hehe. What to measure? Mapping China's Territory?

There are national professionals, not about you! Measure the width of Taiwan's strait? Do you have that funds?

Surveying the topography along the Yellow River? Do you have what it takes? Is your geography knowledge up to the level of a junior high school geography teacher?

Can you add a friend, I also have such thoughts.

You need to know a little bit about the industry! And what you do! Some areas are not as simple as they seem! Especially some laws! Don't suffer in the back! I don't know what's going on! Here's advice!

It depends on personal ability, as long as you are skilled, plus do the internal industry, the general private unit can reach 5000, I wish the landlord a good job!!

Good companies are generally more than 4,000-5,000, and it depends on the performance of the individual.

To be honest, like you, I didn't study surveying and mapping, but now I'm working in surveying and mapping. I've just been working in surveying and mapping for 7 months now. But it's basically able to work independently. I would like to share my work experience with you:

1. Surveying and mapping is not as difficult as you think, and some professional books basically don't need to be read, really! You just need to learn basic trigonometry functions well in high school, such as sin cos tan cot. The problem of calculation is solved.

2. Regarding the use of instruments, you should have a good relationship with your leaders and touch the instruments more. Now I basically use a total station, if you have a good relationship, you can learn it by touching it up to 10 times, trust me. That's how I am.

If the unit uses GPS, I estimate that you can learn it 3 times, because it is too simple, you only need to assemble the instrument, take the mobile station (something similar to a benchmark), go to that station, and the data will be released.

3. Regarding drawing, we now use CAD. When I first started learning, I didn't understand it at all, but I also looked up a lot of usage methods on the Internet, and found that it was not really the actual work at all. Later, I copied someone else's diagram and saw how they did it.

Maybe it's quick to do and you don't understand it at all, so you can learn to copy the original diagram without entering points, lines, and graphs. This aspect is particularly effective. I learned it in 3 days.

Later, after all, CAD is broad and profound, but since you can operate the basics and can cope with general work, you can learn at a deeper level. Soon.

4. Check the data that is usually calculated with others, and at the same time make up for the shortcomings, and the progress will be very fast.

5. Be diligent when working, you can look at it first in the first 10 days and half a month, and be sure to look at every detail carefully (remember some inconspicuous details), and then slowly enter the work when you try to finish your own work and see how others do it. Surveying is a group work, each performing its own duties, and everyone should see more and do more. By the time you're done, you'll know why.

These are some of my experiences, I used to study geography education and was a junior college student. It's been 7 months since I came to measure, and it's pretty much the same. You just have to do it according to the general structure I said, for a maximum of 3 months ...

This is fine, but if you join the job without any measurement knowledge, it will be slower to improve in the unit. There are a lot of surveying books, but most of them are more general, it is recommended that you go to a junior college or technical school to study and learn something systematically, which is not just a matter of reading a few books. It doesn't take much time, it's only 2-3 months.

Then enter the unit and find a master who has real things in his stomach and is willing to teach you. As long as you study diligently, you will soon become a backbone.

Find a state-owned enterprise, even if you are not a regular worker, or sign a labor dispatch contract with the talent market. After all, learn some experience first. It is recommended not to go to the private boss at the beginning, and feel that it is not suitable to stay in a state-owned enterprise, so go out and work alone with the private boss.

I suggest going to a private company, regardless of the size of the company, private companies are very exercised, the division of labor in large enterprises is too clear, you can't get access to information when you do the budget, and the various majors in construction are closely related, you are still working in a small company for 2 years, and then enter a large company, and the whole person is very confident!

This year is not very good, many houses are gone, and I am almost unemployed.

Check out some of the majors in the construction industry. I'm in the IT industry, so I don't know much about your industry.

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