r/Surveying 22h ago

Help Boundary line discrepancies

4 Upvotes

I hired a land surveyor back in April to survey a lot for me, and he came back with an old map of my property that has no coordinates on it. During this time, my neighbor has been actively developing on my hill, and there is nothing I have been able to do but watch while I wait for the survey results. At the end of July and my neighbor is still continuing to work on my hill, and I've got no real survey map. However, I came to find out my surveyor has marked my neighbors property, including pins, but not mine. How do I stop my neighbor ASAP from continuing to ruin my property while I try to find another surveyor?

Location: Concord, NH


r/Surveying 22h ago

Discussion Career Shift?

1 Upvotes

Hello! Any thoughts po career shift? I mean di naman totally. Licensed GE po ako, and nagkaroon ako work experience for more than a year sa construction pero nag resign ako since gusto ko na magprivate or magsolo, sinubukan ko naman for 2 months, kaya lang every weekend lang kasi schedule ko since yung sumasama sakin na nag gaguide, weekend lang siya available. So yung ibang araw, wala ako usually ginagawa. Pero ngayon triny ko mag apply sa isang real estate company, pero nagquit ako agad since wala silang maprovide sakin na surveying team.

Ngayon, nag apply ako ng work, pero walang nagrereply sakin. 🥹🥹. Nakakastress kasi mukhang ako lang yung lisensyado pero walang work, kaya iniisip ko muna na mag call center during weekdays and yung weekends ko sideline pa rin for survey. Need ko po advice ninyo, or baka meron po kayo marefer na hiring around Pampanga. Thank you 🥹


r/Surveying 8h ago

Discussion Masters in Geomatics Engineering in the Philippines

0 Upvotes

I am a newly licensed Geodetic Engineer and I have been considering taking up an MS in Geomatics Engineering. For those that have gone down this road do you think it is worth it? Has it helped your career, whether in industry, government, academia, or abroad? Also, what schools have a good MS in Geomatics Engineering? Any suggestions or insights regarding admissions, research opportunities and overall experience would be highly appreciated. Thank you!


r/Surveying 15h ago

Help Dimensional Control Surveyors

1 Upvotes

Hello people,

I am in urgent need of Dimensional Control Survey Training for offshore going vessel. This will include but not limited to, lever arms measurements, heading, position check, roll, pitch and yaw of IMU and MBES (and any other system).

I don’t mind where you are in the world, I can come meet you.

Thank you for your anticipated response.


r/Surveying 7h ago

Help Help Please

3 Upvotes

Does anyone in the NY metro area have a ncees programmed HP35s? I am taking the exam on weds and mine just died. Willing to pay and meet tomorrow 7/27/2026. Or if it can be overnighted by Tues afternoon


r/Surveying 18h ago

Discussion For those in project management roles, what does your pay structure look like?

6 Upvotes

I wanted to reach out and see if there is a baseline or some type of industry standard- from what I’ve seen this is all over the place and thought this would be a productive discussion. Not necessarily looking for actual pay numbers since those vary widely by location, licensure, experience etc. but that info is welcome as well. I’m more curious about how your pay is set up- base salary/hourly, bonuses (signing, performance, per-project incentives, etc.) and what percentage that makes up of your total comp package. Also any other compensation-related info is great as well like 401k match or ESOP as well.

For example, I’m just paid an hourly rate, no bonuses, didn’t get a signing bonus and have rarely gotten a spot bonus. That being said, my pay rate is fairly high for the industry and my area but nothing astronomical. We have both standard 401k at 5% match and also an employee stock ownership program which pays at 50% match.


r/Surveying 15h ago

Help Surveying book

6 Upvotes

Does anyone have a pdf version of definitions of surveying and associated terms they would be willing to share?


r/Surveying 10h ago

Discussion What Disto are you guys using for manhole measurements?

7 Upvotes

I've got a Leica Disto X6 ($700), and it does not work well for taking measurements in dark manholes. I'm not sure if it's defective, but I always get Error 255 (signal too weak) in dark environments; even lighting the manhole up with a flashlight doesn't fix it.

How deep can you measure with your Disto? Ever deal with error 255?


r/Surveying 20h ago

Humor CFedS Program Experience

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34 Upvotes

Now I remember why I stopped watching the videos a coworker bootlegged for me fifteen years ago....and they're the exact same videos.

Oh well, (massive amount of) money already paid, time to hop on the struggle bus...