billvhill, post: 406386, member: 8398 wrote: Another thing is I create point groups in Civil 3d so the engineer does't have to spend too much time int...
Bow Tie Surveyor, post: 406285, member: 6939 wrote: That sounds like it would be advantageous especially if survey and engineering are both in-house. ...
WA-ID Surveyor, post: 406259, member: 6294 wrote: Does it have it's flaw, yes. Does it take alot of setup? of course! Does it work well once it's set...
Mark Mayer, post: 406248, member: 424 wrote: Mostly a surveyor uses C3d because the engineers he is producing maps for is using it. It does have very ...
Episode 8 has already been filmed (or at least her scenes in the movie have). I hope they give her a good sendoff, although part of me will always wan...
Brad Ott, post: 405003, member: 197 wrote: Care to share yours with me (anyone)?Here is mine. The various road types will plot out slightly differentl...
Another handy tool that is "hidden" in C3D is the "line and arc information" button. It has to be manually added to a toolbar (I added mine to the inq...
Brad Ott, post: 404891, member: 197 wrote: Why do I work so hard sometimes to avoid doing the simplest task that makes the most sense? Reminds me of ...
I may be in the minority, but I always draft out my vicinity maps. I even have my own block I insert with uniform line widths for various types of roa...
Once I am licenced, I am thinking about going into business for myself. But If go that route, I'd almost certainly partner with another LS. Having so...
Jim Frame, post: 403696, member: 10 wrote: I've between doing it manually. It's a kludgy approach, and one I'd like to automate someday, but I don't ...
It depends on a lot of factors. I have worked as a freelance drafter/survey tech before....specifically ALTA's and topographic surveys. Before you go ...
Jon Collins, post: 401442, member: 11135 wrote: That sounds more like collaboration to me. I rarely hold any solution on a tough boundary without disc...
A previous firm I worked for scanned buildings for architectural preservation and various industrial sites to model the pipes.I've also seen them used...
callen, post: 401249, member: 6231 wrote: Trundle, As far as an SOP for Indiana, this is the exception from any conversation with a fellow professi...
A Harris, post: 401244, member: 81 wrote: Worked for a company that had partners, associates and drones.....would stab parents in the back to better t...
Jon Collins, post: 401235, member: 11135 wrote: Maybe they have free coffee and bagels?Honestly it's tough to mentor. the managers have to keep everyo...
TXSurveyor, post: 401220, member: 6719 wrote: You need to portray yourself in a way that shows the hiring manager that you feel comfortable doing ever...
Paul in PA, post: 401213, member: 236 wrote: In order to expand your opportunities please state where you are, where you are willing to go and your ba...
I've done the same thing, and those drawings were done in my first attempt at a cad template. (I went through a lot of trial and error before I could ...
