Interested in becoming a Land Surveyor?

[sierrajade]

I’ve been thinking about going to trade school for civil engineering/ surveying technologies and this video helped me make that decision, Thank you!

[abigailnjoki]

Am a land surveyor too and just opened up my firm last year September..bases in Kenya...and it's really refreshing to see another Surveyor who is passionate about the career

[daaafoo]

I’m a car guy. Was at a car meet and this guy was asking if ppl were looking for work. I was but didn’t say anything, no1 said anything so I went ahead and I said I was. Long story short I’m now working at a land surveying company getting on the job training. Didn’t know this job existed till I showed up the first day. Only couple days in and I’m getting it down alrdy. Basically just common sense. Very determined to make something out of this.

[GiantsXbox]

thank you so much sir! I'm from a neighboring state, and was considering surveying. There's a school for it, and I just had to be sure this is the path I want to go down. This answered MANY of my questions, great video!

[delzovx]

Man that was actually a good and helpful video and i really enjoyed watching it!
I'm a Civil Engineering student and suddenly thought about learning land surveying professionally.. I'm very interested about it.
Just wanted to appreciate your explanation.. nice accent btw!

[dogood]

Thank you SO much for sharing. I am also from eastern Oklahoma (McAlester), but i live in east TN now. I am a licensed civil engineer, and I am contemplating obtaining a survey license. Your video was very helpful. I wish you the best.

[GhostlySlaps]

I'm a new drone business in Oklahoma and have actually looked into this and plan on attending OSU-OKC online soon. Thanks for the great information!

[epd]

26 years I’ve been surveying. I’m a party chief. And the best experiences of my life has happened in the field

[CenTexHutch]

I miss being in the outdoors man, I still love working in the office but the field work in my younger days was what made me fall in love with surveying

[Aidan.marketing]

you’re super chill, awesome video dude!

[rupatrupa]

great info... Thou I wish he will talk more about the necessary skills to become a L.S. like Math and of course organization and detail skills. challenging Math is my main concern

[jessejohns]

Great video. I'm a Civil Engineer and am really considering taking the few classes I need in college to be able to get my surveyors license. Civil engineering has basically turned into a cad tech job until you get to upper management. I'd love a job where I get to go outdoors and see different places and figure things out. I just need to look t finances to see if I could handle the pay cut for the time it took to start my own business. Anyway, thanks for the video. Great information.

[alecazam]

Great rundown! Howdy from Frontier Land Surveying out of Edmond, Ok

[Dude_Man]

Thanks for the info. I wish I had chosen this field when I was younger, but being 36 already, it seems like I'm a day late and a dollar short, lol. Take care 🤙🏼

[Prodigy_Il]

Work as a painter, did construction with my father more or less for about the last decade. Joe, a man he did work for, who is a civil engineer, offered me a land surveying job because they had to let one of their guys go.

Really looking forward to this new opportunity, I've already sat and talked to the Joe, really looking forward to the new opportunities I could have in the future having this position.

[gracyvuna]

Good video!!! Very enjoyable!!! Thanks!!!

[jsimm]

Lot more to it than riding around on a 4x ! Topo a brier patch against a hill to climb a 100 times ! Loved it .

[diannerussell]

I met a Surveyor the other day and I had no idea that they had to have maths skills and be skilled in geography and have a love for technology. I love technology too and this American surveyor and I where talking for half an hour on the subject. 😊

[sajna]

Thank You soo much Sir !!!! I'm From KERALA.... I'm a Land Surveyor too....To me, it’s a great life! I never have to go to the same place everyday to work. It’s outside work 80% of the time... I would recommend surveying if your a self motivated individual! BECAUSE, a surveyors work is never done!!

[timesupgr.]

I’m helping my son find an apprenticeship, and the Operating Engineers local in Vegas has land surveying. I think it would be good because I don’t think he’s up to the hard work involved in paving, electrician, plumber, etc. Prevailing wage is $80-90+ per hour here.