[jakelad]

Ello everyone,

Im wondering if any1 is some sort of surveyor?? And how strict things are with tattoos. This is because im wanting to go uni to do a building surveyor degree and eventually want to become a chartered surveyor.

Obviously its a proffesional role and quite important...but i want a sleeve or half sleeve on my forearm lol. :lol:

So would be good to hear from somebody who may no how strict things are regarding them.

Thanks in advance :thumbup1:

 

[roy]

Its a shirt and tie job so should not be a problem!!! Unless u get one like lee priest..

 

[jakelad]

Its a shirt and tie job so should not be a problem!!! Unless u get one like lee priest..

Thats what iv been thinkin about mate.

haha, al not be goin that far lol

 

[roy]

Are you sure its a good look.. the chartered institute board would love it!! :thumbup1:

 

[jakelad]

Are you sure its a good look.. the chartered institute board would love it!! :thumbup1:

**** it myt get it done then...and all over my hands

:lol: :lol:

 

[roy]

no no no no!!! On the face is the place to have it... COOL I TELL YOU..

 

[aka]

appearance are important but professionalism is what it count, be well spoken and wear a decent suit and you are the king of the planet

 

[roy]

appearance are important but professionalism is what it count, be well spoken and wear a decent suit and you are the king of the planet

Dont forget the brut aftershave or joop at a push!!!! :thumb:

 

[jakelad]

no no no no!!! On the face is the place to have it... COOL I TELL YOU..

Yes i mean the face aswell haha

 

[WILD_AMAZON1]

I used to work for a major project construction project management company (mouthful) and we had a couple of people covered in tattoos. Generally it was fine, especially when the guys were based out on site, I did notice that the long sleeved shirts would come out for important meetings and they would be covered. But then most men would opt for long sleeves in these instances.

 

[jakelad]

I used to work for a major project construction project management company (mouthful) and we had a couple of people covered in tattoos. Generally it was fine, especially when the guys were based out on site, I did notice that the long sleeved shirts would come out for important meetings and they would be covered. But then most men would opt for long sleeves in these instances.

I thort it would have been more strict than that if im honest lol...oh well, thanks for your input, i will carry on thinking about it lol

 

[Nelson]

I know a number of older guys that got forearm tats in the navy/merchant navy. They now have management jobs, everyone of them say the same, wish they had never had them done.

Always having to think about whether to cover up or not. Not just for work situations.

Your arm/life of course, but think long and hard about it IMO.

 

[gaz23]

think long and hard about it m8, a tattoo shouldn't stop you doing what you want to do but not every1 likes them. if i was you id make sure you can cover it. cant see it being a problem then:thumb: