Surveyors Rights and Liabilities to Enter Private Property for Performance of Survey

Surveyors Rights & Liabilities to Enter Private Property for Performance of Survey- 4 PDUs

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We are an approved provider by:

NJ Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

New York Board of Professional Engineers , Sponsor # 201  beginning 2/1/2018 to 1/31/2027

Florida Board of Professional Engineers: Laws and Rules and Ethics, Provider number 0007543 (Ethics) 0010489

Florida Board of Professional Engineers: CE provider Provider number 0007543

Maryland Board for Professional Engineers

Course Outline:

• • • Introduction to Surveyors Rights & Liabilities in performing surveys.
    • What are the rights and obligations of surveyors in performing surveys in private properties?
    • State Provisions under which land surveyors are protected against liabilities while performing surveys.
    • Precautions taken by land surveyors in performing land surveying duties in private or public properties.
    • How private owners can be protected against these special rights of land surveyors?
    • How to prevent land surveyors from liability arising out of this situation with real life examples

Instructor:  Avinash Prasad,

PE, PLS, PhD, MSCE, MSEM, F.ASCE, FF, EMT

Mr. Avinash Prasad is a Licensed Professional Engineer, Land Surveyor with more than three decades of professional experience in civil engineering, surveying & management field since his graduation. He has recently earned Doctor of Philosophy degree from New York University in Civil Engineering. He has double Master of Science Degrees in Civil Engineering and Engineering Management from New Jersey institute of technology, NJ and BS Degree in Civil Engineering. He has more than 2000 hours of continuous professional education as instructor/participating professional (1990-2021) excluding formal education. He is a (NJ) state certified emergency medical technician (EMT), emergency medical responder (EMR), fire fighter (FF). He is a FELLOW of American Society of Civil Engineers and also an active member of several professional organizations such as: AREMA, PMI, AISC, NYSAPLS etc. His technical papers were accepted in multiple ASCE journals and various other organizations like ASCE, AREMA & NYSAPLS conference proceedings for presentation and or publication multiple times.