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Friday, March 24th, 2023
Survey Peeps, I am looking for part time fully remote Professional Surveyor work. Do you need a little help writing descriptions? Need help plotting deeds, easements or ROW plans? I have over 20 years of experience, licensed in 6 states, taught college courses and currently employed by Uncle Sam. I want to keep my private boundary survey skills sharp while earning a little coin. Looking for about 10-20 hours per week, no benefits needed just an hourly rate, or willing to go 1099 Independent Contractor. I can be reached through the direct messaging here if interested. Signature line shows States that I am registered in.
I might be able to get you some work at my new gig. Will PM you next week. I am at a surveyor conference now and will pass the word.
@bushaxe C3D mostly, but I can use Microstation, Carlson, and Traverse PC.
@stlsurveyor Do you have your own Carlson license? I may can use you to plot up some deeds ahead of field work and/or some CAD work if so. It's not really PLS level work but it's something.
we've talked before but if you're ever around Bragg for a couple of days with time to kill then message me - would love to meet up & grab some food/beer
I messaged you last night fyi. I just rolled in from a survey conference training etc. i was able to talk to my chain if command and they are interested and a few others at the conference. Also think of a price you would charge if i paid you directly for teaching me TBC or civil3d once in a while for an hour or so. I am self taught really on TBC but I am sure as I fumble through it there are some things I could do to shorten my task time. Civil3d I am learning from a co worker but I am all about learning everything I can. In these times I bet you will be offered way more than 10 to 20 hours of work. I need 2 crews right now at bare minimum because of our work load. And we are trying to hire . Just not finding anyone at all. My LS and I both have to go to the field in a couple weeks to get a job done and if we win this next bid I will probably have to do a 1700 acre alta solo. Plus draft it and my lack of cad skills will have me burning the midnight oil I am sure. Here to help in anyway I can. Since you are licensed you will find all the side gig work you want.
I manage a layout team for a large GC in the Midwest would you be open to training some team members as well as some possible survey students? If interested email me at [email protected] Thank you.
I can use your help, but I am too new to the forums top message you. Dang it lol.
