A course for complete beginners to junior and senior engineers, £2495 plus VAT
 
 
Our Beginners to Advanced Engineering Surveying course is the perfect choice for those looking to kickstart or advance their career in construction engineering.
 
This comprehensive training includes Total Station, GNSS, and levelling training ensuring you have all the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed.
 
Whether you are new to the field or an existing assistant or junior engineer, this course will provide you with the expertise needed to progress to the ProQual level 3 Diploma in Engineering Surveying and achieve Engineer status. This will help you to apply for a Gold Engineer Surveyor CSCS card.
 
Additionally, following completion of your course, we can offer you further training for an additional fee to maintain a practice with surveying instruments and the ability to start work immediately when job vacancies arise to ensure that you have all the tools and resources necessary to excel in your career.
 
Sign up now and start your journey toward success in engineering surveying.
 
 
Locations and duration: 
 
London: This course is offered on 12 Saturdays, alternatively, two blocks of 6 consecutive days in London starting from the first Monday of each month to the following Saturday.
 
 
Manchester: Two blocks of 5 days over two months from the 4th Monday to Friday of every month
For exact dates and times please contact us.
 
 
Benefits
 
Student discount card to use at thousands of shops and online
Student Autodesk software, AutoCAD, Revit, and more
Option to progress to the Diploma in Engineering Surveying at discounted rates.
Free post-training support on Fridays for up to two months
 
 
 
What you will be learning
 
Mathematics of surveying
Site safety and dynamic risk assessment methods
Understanding hazards and control measures
Measuring angles, distances, and heights
Ordnance survey datums and benchmarks (OSBM and ODN)
GNSS for surveying and setting out.
Total stations, including robotics.
Setting out methods
Reading and understanding construction drawings
As-built surveys
Upload and download data to and from USB and Total stations.
Understanding data types
Creating control systems where none exists
Converting local and global coordinate systems including rotation of grids
Various leveling methods by Total stations, GNSS, automatic, laser, and digital levels
Two peg tests for checking levelling instrument calibration
Rise and fall, as well as the height of collimation method of levelling
Levelling traverse
Traversing for creating local control systems and local site surveys
Bowditch method of levelling
Introduction to Building information modelling
 
 
 
For more information please call Reza Nobakht on 020 8143 8970 or email us at
finchleycollege@yahoo.com