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🏡📐 How To Ensure Accurate Property Measurements Whether you're curious about your property boundaries or need precise details for legal reasons, here's how to ensure your land measurements are accurate: 1. **Choose Quality Tools** - For reliable results, professional-grade survey instruments should always be used. 2. **Keep Equipment Tuned** - Tools require regular calibration to maintain accuracy. 3. **Measure with Precision** - Opt for millimeters when measuring, as smaller units increase accuracy. 4. **Prepare in Advance** - Before measuring, familiarize yourself with the property’s legal documents and any prior surveys. 5. **Seek Professional Help** - For any formal or detailed measurements, hire a professional surveyor to get the job done right. Contact us today for all your surveying needs! #StGeorgeUtah #CivilEngineering #Surveying #Surveyor #LandSurveyor #Topography #Engineering #gps #Construction #Surveyors #LandSurvey
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New Post: Surveyors - https://lnkd.in/e5YcyPeb of the Occupation:Surveyors are professionals responsible for measuring, mapping, and documenting the Earth’s surface. They play a crucial role in various industries, including construction, land development, environmental planning, and property boundary determination. Surveyors use specialized equipment and techniques to accurately determine distances, angles, elevations, and boundaries. Sample of Reported Job Titles: Occupation-Specific Information: Tasks:…
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A SURVEYOR! A surveyor is someone who estimates or measures the dimensions of land. Surveyors help make maps, and are important when planning new buildings. To survey is to measure the dimensions of land, including acreage and altitude. A surveyor is the first on site and last to leave. A surveyor is an engineer who measures such dimensions as a profession. #Surveyor #Surveying #Professional #Profession #ProfessionalSurveyor
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New Post: Surveyors - https://lnkd.in/eYz8Nf_V of the Occupation:Surveyors are professionals responsible for measuring, mapping, and documenting the Earth’s surface. They play a crucial role in various industries, including construction, land development, environmental planning, and property boundary determination. Surveyors use specialized equipment and techniques to accurately determine distances, angles, elevations, and boundaries. Sample of Reported Job Titles: Occupation-Specific Information: Tasks:…
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THE SURVEYOR MINDSET #Surveying is more than just a vocational job; it's a skilled profession. Frequently, people have preconceived notions about what #surveyors do and what it takes to be in this field. It's not an easy career, and success in this field requires a certain set of abilities and skill sets. A Type A personality is a must for surveyors, and having a strong skill set that includes effective communication and at least an associate's degree in #surveying or geomatics. Every day, #surveyors deal with a wide range of individuals, including the public, #landowners, #developers, #engineers, #architects, and #buyers and #sellers of #real estate. Surveyors are the eyes of the #engineers. This is one of the reasons why having strong #communication skills is essential for #surveyors in order to interact with a wide range of people effectively. Additionally, #surveyors lay the groundwork for project design across all engineering specialties. They initiate the process, which is subsequently transferred to #civil engineers and other engineering specialties. The engineers need to know the exact layout and appearance of the project site because they may not have visited it personally. #surveyors are indispensable to society and the basis of everything that people see. "Everything you see is there because surveyors built it." As a surveyor, I get great satisfaction from driving by finished project sites with the joy that I was involved from the start. Being able to experience that kind of feeling is really lovely. Unfortunately, most people are unaware that everything they see—#buildings, #fences, #property lines, #roads, #mining, #hydrography, #GIS, #aerial mapping, etc.—is where it is because of #surveying. #Property boundaries would not exist as they do today if #surveyors hadn't played a significant role in infrastructure. When next you see a #surveyor please do well to appreciate them!
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The Geologist and Structures (Civil) The way the system works in the construction sector is such that the major professionals in the fore of every structural element are the civil engineers. The system collapses the entire edifice and it's building process from scratch into this class of professionals so much that in the face of thinking ""I need to own a structure"" be it commercial, industrial, residential or human day to day use structural elements like roads, bridges etc. Allow me bring to you that the thought collapsed on us as civil engineers (speaking for these professionals now, i'm not a civil engineer), in the real sense indulges highly our expertise but the structure erection sometimes does not begins and ends with us. Understand that there is a flow from the Architects, Structural engineers, Geotechnical engineers Surveyors, Q.S, Masons, etc. However the Civil engineers still maintain their stand in process as the fore front professionals. More importantly is the fact that they cannot function in the stead of the Geologist experienced in the Geotechnical aspect of subsurface investigations for foundation design especially if in sensitive locations or for sensitive structures. The result of collapsing all the function to the Civil engineer is a structure built as a durable time bomb. 😂 ★★★★★★ 😎 Seeing me here for the first time? I am m Messiah Ufo, an unconfined Geologist. Kindly click the name in blue and let's connect. #geologists #civilengineers #iamufortmessiah #tribeoffittedgeologicals
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Maintaining accuracy is crucial for a land surveyor to ensure the reliability of their work. Here are important steps for a land surveyor to maintain accuracy: 1)Choose the most suitable surveying methods and equipment for the specific job, whether it's boundary marking, topographic mapping, or construction layout. 2)Use High-Quality Equipment: Invest in accurate and up-to-date surveying instruments, such as Total Stations, GPS receivers, and digital levels. 3)Calibrate Equipment: Regularly calibrate and maintain your surveying equipment to ensure accuracy. Calibration should be done according to manufacturer recommendations. Field Reconnaissance: 4)Conduct thorough field reconnaissance to identify potential obstacles or issues that could affect survey accuracy. 5)Establish Control Points: Establish control points with high accuracy that can be used as references throughout the survey. Properly Set Up Instruments: Ensure that surveying instruments are set up correctly and leveled accurately to prevent measurement errors. 6)Weather Conditions: Be aware of weather conditions that can affect measurements, such as wind, temperature, and atmospheric pressure. Take appropriate precautions. Data Collection: 7)Record data meticulously, double-checking measurements and notes for consistency and accuracy. Check for Instrument Errors: 8)Routinely check for instrumental errors and adjust for them during the survey, such as compensating for instrument misalignments or errors in EDM (Electronic Distance Measurement). 9)Maintain a Field Journal: Keep a detailed field journal to document all observations, measurements, and any unusual conditions encountered during the survey. 10)Review and Verify Data: Review collected data in the field to identify potential errors or inconsistencies and address them promptly. 11)Use Correct Datum and Coordinate Systems: Ensure you are using the correct geodetic datum and coordinate system for your survey area to avoid coordinate discrepancies. 12)Post-Processing: If using GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) equipment, consider post-processing data to improve accuracy. Stay updated on the latest surveying techniques, technologies, and industry standards through continuing education and professional development. 13 )Consult Peers and Experts: Seek advice and guidance from experienced colleagues and experts in the field when facing challenging surveying scenarios. 14 )Final Verification: Before finalizing your survey, verify that all measurements and calculations are accurate and consistent with the project requirements and standards. 15 )Documentation: Maintain comprehensive records of your survey work, including field notes, sketches, and digital data, for future reference and audits. By following these steps and maintaining a commitment to precision, a land surveyor can ensure the accuracy of their work, which is essential for legal, engineering, and construction purposes.
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Basics of Quantity Surveyor - Part 2 - how to land your first Job in Quantity surveying. https://lnkd.in/djxC4NYz
Part 2 - how to land your first job in quantity surveying entry level tips and tricks
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The issue with being really, really selective.... I'm rapidly approaching a milestone number of connections (important because of the outbound messaging and information sharing potential not ego!!), but the problem is I'm so ridiculously particular that I just don't know how I'm going to get those last few (97 to be precise). Here's my issue, I only want to connect with the following very limited selection of professionals and sectors.... Solicitors, Conveyancers, Building Surveyors, Estate Agents, Land Agents, Estate Managers, Architects, Developers, Building Control Officers, Environmental Regulators, Local Authorities, Insurers, Loss Adjusters, Brokers, Plant Manufacturers, Plant Hire Firms, Building Merchants, Drainage Contractors, Groundworkers, Borehole Specialists, Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers, Shoring Firms, Forensic Investigators, Vacuum Tanker Firms, Web Designers, Software Developers, Training Providers, CPD Specialists and Networking Facilitators. That's it, it's literally like finding a needle in a haystack!! Do you now feel my pain??🤣 To be honest, I've no doubt missed a few off the list so apologies in advance if I have. This platform has been good to me and I want to be good to it. Using it as a way to ensure everyone who deals with off mains drainage knows all the rules, regs and do's and don'ts is my way of doing so. Is it bad that I find myself amusing and chortled as I typed this?! Anyway, I'm off to check a septic tank report. I know, it's the thing of dreams. Have a great evening. #linkedinnetworking #selective #comejointheseptictankparty
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