“Where are they now?” Part 2 of our regular feature interviewing former Survey School graduates
By pure chance! After the engineering company I was doing an apprenticeship with went into liquidation, I saw an advert in the local newspaper about a Trainee Land Surveyor position. The idea of working outdoors was what appealed to me initially and then, when I started, I enjoyed the variation of the work and being able to travel and see so many different places.
Learning the principles of Tacheometry and plotting points of detail by hand. Also enjoying social events with like-minded people that I am still in contact with today.
The mathematics that makes sense of the observations.
Directing innovation at MK Surveys, travelling to different places and meeting different people, as well as overseeing training and the development of our amazing staff.
Interesting, technical, rewarding.
Visiting young people in education settings, having a presence at job and career fairs and overseeing work experience placements.
Network as much as possible, visit trade shows, maintain an awareness of various application areas and relevant technology trends.
We have just completed a 3D survey of a Royal Palace.
Completing a high accuracy survey of a race circuit in India. It was extremely challenging for many reasons and quite an adventure!
We proudly support our clients via a wide range of in-house, industry leading geospatial services. Our main focus is our staff, investing in their training and development to be able to deliver an exemplary service.
We aim to be the leading geospatial service provider in the UK, providing our clients with innovative and adaptable services resulting in high quality, comprehensive and robust deliverables to support them in their roles and critical decision making, whilst always considering time and cost efficiencies.
Achieving a first class honours degree in Civil Engineering Surveying whilst studying part-time at UEL.