SYLLABUS OF SEMESTER SYSTEM FOR THE TRADE OF SURVEYOR. Under Craftsmen Training Scheme (CTS) (One Year/Two Semesters) Redesigned in 2014
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1 SYLLABUS OF SEMESTER SYSTEM FOR THE TRADE OF SURVEYOR Under Craftsmen Training Scheme (CTS) (One Year/Two Semesters) Redesigned in 2014 By Government of India Ministry of Labour & Employment (DGE&T) 1
2 GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Name of the Trade : SURVEYOR 2. NCO Code No. : , Qualification Pack Code : 4. Duration of Craftsmen Training : Two Semesters (1Year) 5. Entry Qualification : Passed 10 th Class under 10+2 system. 6. Unit Strength : Space Norms : 64 Sqm 8. Power Norms : 3 KW (20000 lumen) 9. Job Role : To conduct survey of any type of land using chain, Compass, cross staff, plane table, level, theodolite and other survey instruments. 10. Instructor s Qualification : NTC/NAC in the surveying trade with 3 years post Qualification experience OR Diploma/Degree in Civil Engg. with 2/1 years post qualification experience respectively. 11. Desirable Qualification : CITS 2
3 Week-wise Contents Index of First Semester Sl. Week Topic Duration No. No. Trade Theory Trade Practical (Weeks) Tools &equipments, scales, Tools &equipments, scales, 3 Geometrical Construction Geometrical Construction Classification of Survey, Signs Classification of Survey, Signs 2 & symbols & symbols Chain Survey Chain Survey Compass Survey Compass Survey Plane table Survey Plane table Survey Project Work/Industrial Visit/Revision/Examination 5 Total 26 3
4 Syllabus for the Trade of Surveyor under CTS First Semester (Semester Code : SUR-01) Duration : Six Months Syllabus for TT & TP Week Trade Theory No. 1 Importance of safety, general safety precautions-introduction to Trade. Uses of different instruments & equipments used by Surveyor, their types and uses. Lettering using stencils. Trade Practical Familiarization with Institute, importance of Trade training, instruments & equipments used, nature of job done by Surveyors. Drawing different types of lines, printing letters & figures. 2 Scales-different types, principles. Construction of plane scales. 3 Geometrical construction-lines, angles, triangles, quadrilaterals and circles. 4-5 Classification of survey. Accuracy and speed in field & office work. Common terms used and definitions. Conventional signs and symbols. Use of legends. 6 Linear measuring instruments, their description & uses. Types of chain. 7 Principles of chain survey. Instruments used & their description. 8 Field book-types, methods of entry of check lines-its importance. 9 Types of offset and their limit, town survey traversing with chain, procedure in plotting. 10 Care & maintenance of chain & accessories. Types of obstacles in chaining and methods of overcoming them. Geometrical drawing-problems on lines, angles triangles & quadrilaterals. Conventional signs & symbols used in survey. Topography and building drawing. Map reading practice, contours, drainage. Chain survey-practice in unfolding & folding chain, errors & adjustments of chains, alignment, chaining lines, measurement of distances and booking. Practice in chaining, taking offset, use of optical square and cross staff. Setting out right angles and booking. Testing of chain, tape, optical square & cross staff. Procedure in conducting chain survey. Chain survey of small plots by triangulation, booking & plotting. Chain survey of built up plots, locating details, booking & plotting. Taking horizontal measurements on sloping ground, overcoming obstacles, measuring distance between two points invisible from each other. 4
5 11 Errors in chain survey & their remedies, problems in chain survey, degree of accuracy required procedure of inking & coloring. 12 Use of magnetic needles in survey, types of compass, description, constructional features & uses of compasses, their adjustments- Measurement of directions. 13 Technical terms used in compass survey, difference between angles & bearings, magnetic & true meridians, declination and its variations, local attraction, its detection & elimination. 14 Locating details by bearings, compass survey methods, traversing methods, methods of determining true meridians & declination, methods of plotting closed compass traverseadjustment of closing errors, limits of precision required, field book entries. 15 Relaying of old service errors in compass survey. Testing & adjustment of compass Plane table survey-merits & demerits, equipments used, methods of plane tabling Errors in plane tabling & their elimination-other instruments used in combination with plane table, their construction & uses. Chain survey of an extensive area, locating details, plotting, finishing in ink & coloring. Surveying of a tank, a route or obstructed field by chain traverse, method of finding height of inaccessible objects. Practice in setting up a compass & checking its accuracy-taking bearings & calculating angles. Determining the bearings of a given line and establishing lines of given bearings, laying out rectilinear & polygonal plots of ground using compass & tape. Conducting closed traverse of built up fields and plotting the same. Setting up of plane table, leveling, centering & orientation. Surveying an area with plane table by radiation & intersection methods. Traversing with plane table of built up areas, running an open traverse with plane table & fixing details. 20 Tangent clinometers, Dole sole s clinometers & telescopic alidade. Inking, finishing, coloring & tracing of plane table maps done in previous weeks. 21 Survey maps-care & maintenance of plane table accessories, procedure of plane tabling. Practice in finding the position of table by three point & two point problems. Use of tangent & Dole sole s clinometers-abney level and telescopic alidade for finding heights of surrounding points Project work/industrial visit (optional)/revision/preparatory test & Examination. 5
6 Syllabus for the Trade of Surveyor under CTS First Semester (Semester Code : SUR-01) Duration : Six Months Syllabus for Workshop Calculation & Science Week No. Workshop Calculation & Science 1 Addition & subtraction of decimal numbers and fractions. 2 Multiplication & division of decimal numbers and fractions. Conversion of decimals into fractions and vice versa. 3-5 Algebra-fundamental formulae, multiplication and factorization. 6-8 Simple equations & simultaneous equations Simple theory of indices Surds Quadratic equations & applications. 16 Linear graph, Use of Logarithm tables Properties of plane geometrical figures-triangles, rectangles & quadrilaterals. 19 Properties of regular polygons, circles & parallelograms Determination of sides & area of triangles, quadrilaterals & polygons Revision & Examination. 6
7 Week-wise Contents Index of Second Semester Sl. Week Topic Duration No. No. Trade Theory Trade Practical (Weeks) Level Survey Level Survey Road Project Road Project Theodolite Survey Theodolite Survey Closed & Open Traverse Closed & Open Traverse Practice on Theodolite Practice on Theodolite Project Work/Industrial Visit/Revision/Examination 5 Total 26 7
8 Syllabus for the Trade of Surveyor under CTS Second Semester (Semester Code : SUR-02) Duration : Six Months Syllabus for TT & TP Week Trade Theory No. 1 Leveling-parts, types-cooks reversible level & dumpy level, types of diaphragm, types of staff, technical terms used in leveling, permanent adjustment of leveling instruments. 2-4 Methods of observation, booking, reduction of levels, types of field book, reciprocal leveling, effects of Earth s curvature & refraction in leveling, common errors and their elimination, degree of accuracy, introduction to contour. 5 Working out problems on field book reduction, reciprocal leveling & permanent adjustments. 6 Purpose of sectioning, consideration of distance between points, precautions. 7-8 Steps in plotting sections, selection of scales, factors affecting selection of formation level- Prismoidal formula & its application, calculation of earthwork. 9 Construction and use of boning rods and ghat tracer. Trade Practical Practice in setting out a level & performing temporary adjustmentspractice in reading staff, demonstration of permanent adjustment. Practice in differential levelingreciprocal leveling, establishing bench marks, Height of collimation and Rise & Fall methods. Performing permanent adjustment to various types of leveling instruments. Establishing of alignment & grade for roads and drains. Method of entering in field book. Carrying out route survey, longitudinal & cross-section of a road project-its plotting and calculation of earthwork. Practice in use of boning rods and ghat tracer for establishing grade lines for various types of work. 8
9 10-12 Types of surveys for the location of a road, points to be considered during reconnaissance, preliminary & final location surveys. Alignment of roads, relative importance of length of road, height of embankment and depth of cutting, road gradients, sub-grades, road foundations, drainage, camber, curves and super elevation, road surfaces such as earth road, WBM road cement concrete road bituminous road, etc. 13 Introduction to theodolite, temporary adjustments, procedure in setting up, methods of measurement of horizontal angles, repetition & reiteration systems. 14 Types of field book used in theodolite survey, adjustment of errors while laying a given angle by repetition, method of setting out straight lines, establishing lines at given angles with given lines. 15 Instrumental errors, their elimination, permanent adjustment, care & maintenance of theodolite. Method of running a traverse, different methods of measuring angles and bearings Methods of plotting traverses- Gales traverse system, checking of measurements of closed & open traverse, use of traverse tables, closing errors & its adjustment. 18 Omitted measurements and their calculation-practice in working out problems. Road project-reconnaissance, preliminary & final location survey including preparation of route map to scale, taking profile & section with level, plotting, marking formation levels, calculation of earthwork and other materials for laying road. Practice in setting up a theodolite and taking readings. Measurement of horizontal angles by repetition & reiteration methods, booking, setting out given angles. Practice in measuring vertical angles, setting out given vertical angles, booking. Demonstration of permanent adjustment of theodolite. Setting out a straight line over & across obstacles, prolonging lines, establishing lines at given angles with given lines, setting out given rectilinear lines. Running a closed traverse over a given area, booking, calculating the ordinates and plotting the traverse. 9
10 19 Technical terms in connection with simple triangulation-base line measurements& its correctionprocedure of measuring angles-methods of calculating sides from triangulation, data check, errors & precautions. Running an open traverse, calculate & plot the same and fix the details with plane table, measuring a base line for triangulation Practice on theodolite and its adjustment Project work/ Industrial visit (optional)/ Revision/ Preparatory Test & Examination. 10
11 Syllabus for the Trade of Surveyor under CTS Second Semester (Semester Code : SUR-02) Duration : Six Months Syllabus for Workshop Calculation & Science Week Workshop Calculation & Science No. 1 Determination of area of circles, sectors and segments. 2-3 Simpson s Rule. 4 Units of length, area & volume and their conversion. 5 Surface area and volume of cubes and cuboids. 6 Surface area and volume of spheres. 7 Surface area and volume of cylinders. 8-9 Surface area and volume of prisms. Prismoidal formula. 10 Surface area and volume of cones Revision. 13 Introduction to Trigonometry. Basic ratios such as sin θ, cos θ, tan θ and their reciprocals. 14 Solution of simple triangles. 15 Use of trigonometrical tables Problems on heights & distances More problems on mensuration More problems on trignometry Revision & Examination 11
12 List of Tools & Equipments for the trade of Surveyor under CTS A. Trainee s Kit for 20 Trainees and One Instructor Sl. No. Description Quantity 1 Engineering Instrument Box 21 2 Protractor 15 cm full circular 21 3 Card board/ plastic metric scale set- A to H 21 4 Diagonal scale, electroplated 10 5 Celluloid set square 45 & each 6 Drawing board 1250 x 900 mm 21 7 T square 1250 mm/ Mini drafter 21 8 Erasing shield small size 10 9 Architect s & builder s template Chisel- steel 80 mm blade Drawing machine (Horizontal type) French curve- set of Metallic tape 15 m 21 B. General Outfit Sl. No. Description Quantity 1 Abney level 1 2 Ammonia printing box 1 3 Box sextant 2 4 Boning rod 1 5 Binocular 4 6 Chalk board/white board 1 7 Cupboard (Big) 1 8 Celon ghat tracer 21 boxes 9 Scientific calculator Computing scales two hectares 4 11 Computing scales five hectares 4 12 Card board scales-box of Wooden cross staff- box type 2 14 Wooden cross staff- open type 2 15 Drawing board imperial size 2 16 Drawing machine table 4 17 Engineer s chain Engineer s level 6 19 Dumpy level 6 20 Cokes reversible level 2 21 Tilting level 1 12
13 22 Ferro printing frame 450 x 600 mm 1 23 Ferro printing frame 800 x 600 mm 1 24 Fire extinguisher 1 25 Gunter s chain 2 26 Hand press for numbering & lettering 5 27 Canvass bag 1 28 Height indicators 8 29 Hold all canvas for instruments 8 30 Hones in case 8 31 Instructor s chair 1 32 Instructor s table 1 33 Tracing board with lamp 2 34 Leveling staff 5 35 Metric chain- 30 m & 20 m 6 each 36 Magnifying glass 6 37 Magnet bar (for magnetizing through compass needles) 2 38 Metal tubes for keeping drawings 2 39 Pen knife 8 40 Pentagraph 2 41 Prismatic compass 3 42 Planimeter (digital) Proportionate compass Plane table with stand & water proof cover 6 45 Alidade 5 46 Trough compass 5 47 Plumbing fork with bob 8 48 Telescopic alidade 8 49 Indian pattern clinometers 8 50 Ranging rod 4 m Offset rod Optical square 5 53 Railway curve 4 54 Steel almirah (Big) 2 55 Stool Survey plating scale with offset bits 1 57 Stencil set Substance bar 2 59 Tapes Metallic tape 30 m Metallic tape 60 m Steel tape 30 m Steel band 30 m & 20 m 3 each 13
14 64 T Square 2 65 Surveyor s umbrella Theodolite transit 8 67 Micrometer Theodolite transit 5 68 Traverse staff 1 69 Rules ebonite plain for drawing lines 1 70 Zinc tray Wooden set square, T square & Compass (for chalk board) 1 each 72 Computer & software 3 sets 73 Total station (Digital Theodolite) 1 14
15 List of Consumables for the Trade of Surveyor under CTS Sl. No. Consumables 1 Drawing sheet-a1 & A2 size 2 Tracing paper roll 3 Drawing pencil-hb, 2H, etc. 4 Eraser 5 Adhesive tape 6 Drawing pen/ Rotring pen 7 Drawing ink 8 Color pencil 9 Ammonia paper roll 10 Ammonia liquid 11 Machine made drawing paper 12 Xerox paper A4 size 15
16 Trade Testing and Certification Same as for other Similar Engineering Trades. Further Learning options After successful completion of CTS Course in the trade of Surveyor, the trainees have the option to continue their further studies by joining the CITS Course in the same trade, which is of two semester s duration. List of Trade Committee Members 16
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