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During the course of 2018, we have added quite a few new tools & mini communities for you to utilize for making your Land Surveying Company better for the coming year. All you have to do is use them.
Our goal is to help you dramatically and dynamically improve your company for the new year!
For Finding Talent - The International Surveying Jobs Board
We have REVERSED the Jobs Board Model!
10,600+ Land Surveyor Jobs Currently Available on the Jobs Board! http://jobs.landsurveyorsunited.org/
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International Land Surveyors Week 2018 (June 17-23) is for Land Surveyors in any country on earth to celebrate the value of professional land surveyors in society.
This is our 4th year celebrating the surveying profession worldwide on this week and it is slowly changing the industry into a more open and connected situation for surveyors all around the world. Just ask yourself a couple of questions. Have you recently noticed all of the surveying magazines and forum websites pushing the idea
As a global community with absolutely no budget, we have created quite a few milestones this year and that is all because of you and your undying commitment to your industry! But don't take my word for it...check out our annual report!
A short video about our 2017 year together
2017 SURVEYOR COMMUNITY ANNUAL REPORT
This year we grew by over 3500 members, now well over 13,000 surveyors worldwide
Our Facebook page grew by over 6000 followers- now with over 47,000 followers!
Every single month
Shared Experience is Education for those new to the field. There are no shortages on complaints around the internet about newbies relying too much on tech. However, the veteran land surveyors are just now- for the first time in history- sharing and documenting their expertise from the field. Students and new surveyors simply have never been exposed to the methods and approaches to land surveying rooted in history. If you think you have nothing to contribute, consider
Happy Birthday Land Surveyors United
9 Years ago today,during the absolute worst of times, my dad and I started Land Surveyors United in order to change the ways that land surveyors communicated, how they found support and the public perception of what a land surveyor does. With just 5 members and a hard drive full of knowledge base documents, we began doing what we believed to be impossible- creating a social support network for professionals who spend 90% of their time outdoors. Today, we ha
Survey Company Owners, Now Is Your Chance to Grow
There has never been a more exciting time for using web technology and the power of social media to boost your reputation and online presence. You now have the ability to handle many of the tasks for marketing, managing and promoting your company, using free tools provided by Land Surveyors United. Take a look at our suite of tools for you to use to promote and manage your surveying business, online. We encourage your feedback and look forward
Did you know: MicroSurvey software is FREE for educational institutions? (for non-commercial use) We are highly invested in the education of the next generation of surveyors, law enforcement specialists, and construction professionals. We have given away over 10 million dollars in software licenses to over 150 educational institutions across the globe. If you would like more information on how to obtain educational licenses of MicroSurvey software, please do not hes |
I've been thinking a lot lately about sharing a story here on Land Surveyors United so that other land surveyors may learn more from me, because I realize that I have something to share. I imagine that many of you might be in the same place with this. Perhaps we have not yet begun to feel the crunch that will be involved when there becomes a scare and our industry is compromised due to fading into other technologies. So today, I am going to make an attempt by writing a story about writing a s
Happy International Surveyors Week 2012
When I started building Land Surveyors United back in 2007, I never imagined that this project could become so enlightening. Every single day that I wake up on this earth, I am greeted by passionate and driven land surveyors from virtually every location on earth, sharing their experiences and finding solutions to their problems on the network. Together with RLS Scott Warner of Wisconsin, a set of dedicated calendar days have been determined which will fo
Basic Tool Mason Plum Bob
Zero Error Tool
It is truth that books were written from experiential but no one can do any thing by book, because fun is knowledge based and shifted from a practical person to others followers.
About 25 years ago a mason question me that what is man made thing which has no error, I went to think about man made machines daily used equipment, tools etc and guessed many things, he reject all my pointed tools, then I tired and let him to tell me, he did not replied only sho
S t r i p p e r : C o n f e s s i o n s o f a L a n d S u r v e y o r
B y P e a n C h e n e y i n g P L S
(Originally published in Gulf Coast Surveyor, September 2011 under the column "Chain!")
PART 3
STRIP SEARCH
Jack called us wanting a Standard Land Survey on 2 parcels that had been cut out of a large lot in an old recorded subdivision. He would only say that he needed the survey for a possible transaction on the properties in the future and that there was no Title Insurance Company involv
The Ally Oop
By Pean Cheneying, PLS
I received a phone call from Mr. Smith about a problem he was having with his neighbor Mr. Jones. They were in a boundary dispute over the location of a fence recently constructed by Mr. Jones. I warned him that if he hired me my opinion may not be in his favor. Mr. Smith signed the proposal so we began work on the project.
The project was in an area that I was very familiar with near the medical and museum district in the heart of the large city where I practi
This is a recap on the message that I sent to everyone earlier today. Because of harsh weather in many parts of the country and many surveyors switching companies or losing their previous email accounts altogether, I figured I should post this here for you to see.
First, I wish you all a happy new year and chose to purposely wait a few days into the year to send you this wish, as it is genuine. Last year was the toughest that many can remember ever living through in their lives, including my
When We Are All Dead...will Surveying be with us?
When we are all long gone from this earthly plain, there will still be droves of ambitious new surveyors entering the industry, many without even the slightest clue about the origin of ideas, reasoning behind practice or history of method. Those surveyors will most likely find themselves Googling their questions and concerns only to find your brilliant solution on our network, having been answered years before by some dead guy who really knew wha
I Am Going To Tell You How to Future-Proof Your Surveying Business
If you have, you are among the whopping 3% of business owners in the world who has claimed their business on the Google maps and in Google Local Search. Just run a quick search for Land Surveyors in your local area and see where you fall in the search results. If you haven't yet claimed your business you will be missing out on a LOT of business over the next 24 months. I want to help you out with making this claim if you haven't y
Last week we gave you the Official Land Surveyors Toolbar so that you can install it into your browser and stay connected with the discussions and activity on Land Surveyors United anywhere you go. This week we bring you something even more exciting! If you take a look at the sitewide toolbar up at the top of the network (click to expand it), you'll see that there have been some excellent new tools and enhancements added to better your experi
Ok...So What Does this Toolbar Do?
I've been thinking long and har
Introducing The United States of America Land Surveyors Support Groups
Its been a long and interesting process, but I finally managed to get all 50 state-based social support groups up for the United States of America. The idea here is to create a place for every surveyor in the United States (and eventually the globe) to go and have all of their state based information all in one place-including the most up to date documents and events from their state board. And because state board websites
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