The regulation of engineers, land surveyors, geologists, and geophysicists protects the public from incompetent, negligent, and unscrupulous individuals who would offer such services without having met any qualifications. The complexity of engineering, land surveying, geology, and geophysics projects necessitate a very high degree of technical skill and knowledge. The vast majority of licensed engineers hold a college degree in engineering. Calculus, physics, material science, and computer programming skills are required; these are knowledge and skills not typically possessed by members of the general public. Land surveyors make decisions based upon interpretation of legal documents and the use of high-tech locating instrumentation, including satellites and computer programming. Geologists perform fault evaluations, ground water investigations, and slope stability analyses. Again, laypersons rarely possess these skills. The Board provides essential oversight for each of these professions, allowing Californians to enjoy a safe and well designed infrastructure.
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