Applicants shall submit a supplementary experience record to
the board as a part of the application. The supplementary experience
record is a written summary documenting all of the applicant's land
surveying experience used to meet the requirements for registration.
The NCEES record experience information may be accepted as all or
part of a supplementary experience record.
(1) The supplementary experience record shall be written
by the applicant and shall:
(A) provide an overall description of the nature and
scope of the work with emphasis on detailed descriptions of the land
surveying work;
(B) clearly describe the land surveying work that the
applicant personally performed;
(C) delineate the role of the applicant in any group
surveying activity; and
(D) include any relevant training or participation
in surveying organizations or societies that contribute to the applicant's
competence and readiness for registration.
(2) The supplementary experience record shall be divided
into employment engagements that correspond to those listed in the
application and shall be written in sufficient detail to allow a board
reviewer to document the minimum amount of experience required and
to allow a reference provider to recognize and verify the quality
and quantity of the experience claimed. The record shall include the
percentage of time engaged in boundary land surveying as opposed to
other types of surveying.
(3) Experience that is unsupported by references may
not be considered. All experience claimed to meet the minimum requirements
for registration shall be verified by one or more currently licensed
or registered professional land surveyors(s) pursuant to §134.51
of this chapter (relating to Reference Providers).
(4) Experience from part-time employment must be accounted
for proportionally to a standard 40-hour work week.
(5) The supplementary experience record must cover
at least the minimum amount of time needed by the applicant for issuance
of a registration as required by §§1071.254 or 1071.259
of the Surveying Act.
(6) No credit will be considered for experience obtained
in violation of the Surveying Act or any applicable prior Act governing
the surveying profession.
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