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Yes 4 seems to be a minimum for residential homes in new subdvisions. This house was a little larger so a few extra marks always helps.

@@glenwillson5073 yes I would agree to an extent. To surveyors it’s helpful to find for the next survey. The paint is not the best quality so over time will disappear.

Cheers. I would have chosen yellow myself but on this occasion my Surveying collegue chose white! Thanks for watching.

Yes - I had to think for a second and didn't want to make a video re-take! haha.... Thanks for watching.

@@jacksonleamons9888 Hi. You can survey in other states of Australia if you register yourself in those states. For me I’m just Registered in NSW. But if not registered you can still survey if you go work for someone else.

Many thanks for the message. I had to l;ook again and did see the "E" and yes thankfully the correct way up. My 1880 Troughton Simms theodolite - see other videos, has an inverted image!

Hi there. Yes with the carrier inverted the laser plummet could project a point upon the ceiling. Not sure how high above the working surface the ceiling is, but it could work. Then you can middle up on the ground to the point above you. The specs say 1mm acc. per 1.5m so at say 3m above thats 2mm acc... I could try a make a video of the laser and see. Let me know if you try it.

The gallery ceiling will be approximately 4 meters from the trestle. I hope I can install with 2-3 mm accuracy. I may order 1 piece to test the system. I will let you know when I test it. Thank you for your support.

Well spotted. I didn't consider the buttress but i'd say youre correct on the buttress beingon the boundary line. The wall fronts council land / road so I assume the owner would have paid for it themselves.

Hi. Great question. Turning it upside down to use the laser on a ceiling etc.... the adapter cannot be locked. But if the adapter is up the correct way, it is locked in the tribrach so if you were to carry it on your shoulder, it wont fall out. I might make a video on that thanks.

Thank you so much.

Hi there. Thanks for the question. I havent tried that as yet but I will. Stay tuned for a video. With gear like this I've been a bit cautious measureing things. I've made multiple measurements on the same point just to ensure no errors. Then meaned them up. The mean point is only millimetres in difference. But i will test this and let you know.

Hi there. Yes I'm from Sydney Australia. I'm a little way from the coast so don't get out to see the ocean everyday. When I'm next there I'll be sure do this. Thanks for following and support of the channel.

@@globalsurveyor Man that would be great! Thank you for getting back to me.

yes pay is pretty good depending on the job and if you work for yourself its pretty rewarding!

Hi Dominik. Thanks for watching! Greetings from Australia.

Hi. Sorry for the slow reply! Surveyors are super busy and plenty of work out there if your are a Surveyor. To become one, there are few options. Start at TAFE and do a Cert.3 and 4 (1 year duration total ) and become a Surveyors Assistant. Then work towards a Diploma of Surveying ( an extra year) and then perhaps move onto a University degree ( 3 - 4 years) and then registration ( 3 years )..... Thats sounds like a lot but you can be working in the meantime and getting valuable experience. I have a heap of videos of the many types of survey work... Yes I would recommend this as there is a shortage of surveyors in Australia. If you think about it, Surveyors are needed to make maps of anything? And there are many opportunities in civil, construction, engineering, mining, private - including surveys for urban, rural work - my specialty and its a career for life. Work involves both outdoor and back in the office. Happy to discuss further if you like outside of YT.

@@globalsurveyor Sounds fun, just recently went to an information session at tafe and I think I’ll start there with it. If I were to finish my two years and get a diploma would you still recommend to go to university aswell. Like how does the bachelor help me, does it give me more pay and better information?

Hi. With the diploma, this will allow you to work for someone. Pay would be ok but with a degree, I'd say you'd be paid more. You can't technically start a business after doing a diploma and thats because surveying involves property boundaries and so without being registered you can't undertake any surveys related to boundaries. To get registered you need the uni degree. However working for a firm who has registered surveyors would allow you go out and do and experience surveys like you see in my videos. So yes start with the TAFE diploma. There are many options for work even if you don't do the uni degree. And I did my degree through Uni of Southern Qld so I was able to work full time and study. Its a great job and you'd have this career for life. Keep me posted.

@@globalsurveyor thanks a lot, I appreciate it

Hi there. Thanks for the comment. I was undertaking a boundary marking job and so I ordered the relevant survey plans for the property. As it happens the survey for the block of land was very old and noted on the plan was broad arrow 186. So I was super excited to go find this mark which I did. I have a few survey mark videos - old marks - on my channel. Hope you enjoyed watching this and stay tuned for other videos to come.

Yes - gone are the days where a Surveyor and assistant exist. Now just the Surveyor or a very qualified assistant to use the equipment under supervision.

Glad you enjoyed.it.

@@globalsurveyor i have located 150 survey pins in my neighborhood for fun, i enjoyed your finding that vintage one

i found a large rock, where a pin should be located, turned it over amd it had painted survey marks on it

Hi. Many thanks for your reply and for watching. As surveyors we are expected to know some tree species but not that one. I do now. Cheers!

Hi @timd9430 - Thanks. Yes would be heavy piece to carry around on your waist. My 360 camera is attached to the top of the radio handle with some bendy tripod legs. Just so I could film and work at the same time. Cheers.

Exactly!! Thanks for your comment and support of the channel!

Hi there. Yes I studied at USQ - Uni of Southern Queensland so I could work full time and whilst I learnt a lot on the job, yes you 1st need a uni degree and then need to get Registered as a Surveyor before you can legally undertake any survey relative to boundaries. If you work with someone who is registered then you can undertake work under their supervision. However if you work by yourself, its impossible to undertake this kind of work.... Glad to hear you like cadastral. Its better than being on building sites in my opinion. Thanks for watching -- have plenty of cadastral videos there!

@@globalsurveyor Thanks for the response mate! I’m looking at USQ also! How long have you been a surveyor for now?

@@GJyoutuber123 Hi - started my journey in 1994 !! 30 years!

@@globalsurveyor wow congratulations! Have you found ample job opportunities in that time? I’m wanting to begin my career in Sunshine Coast and from what I’ve read it is a pretty desired skill set where ever you go, would you agree with that?

@@GJyoutuber123 Hi - Thanks. Yes many job opportunites for Surveyors and it would be a career for life. We have a massive shortage in Australia as many older ones are retiring. Heaps of work going around. Whether that be in civil, government, mining, private sector. Good luck with your studies. USQ is a great way to do it. Keep me posted!

Hello. Thanks for watching. Perhaps there is a Leica dealership in India? What type of total station do you use?

Hi there. I'm not sure. Leica TS16 in Australia costs nearly 40K AUD. Maybe less?

Hi. Sorry for slow reply! I'm a Leica user through and through! The Leica TS16 is a really good robotic total station. Mine is about 4 years old. The newer versions now have an automatic height of instrument laser and better tracking capabilities. Mine still has awesome ATR and power search functions including Filter Learn which scans the area for all targets and excludes them so that when using robotic the S16 locks only onto you and not prisms. The CS20 controller is rugged and has a good keyboard. I'm not a fan of the touch screen controllers only. I prefer to use buttons also. I can use the CS20 and control not only the TS16 but also the GS18 (GNSS) so one controller for 2 devices... Its swaps between the 2 easy. My TS16 has a 1000m laser range for reflectorless observations and the long range bluetooth works really well when the antenna is up so have no issues working robotically at a distance. I recently upgraded my antenna and bought the AP20 autopole which is a game chnager. The controller automatically updates the pole height when changed and the tilt function for both the AP20 an GS18 means I can get any shot imaginable. I do like Trimble but the latest controller is very large.. The R12i GNSS is much smaller than the Leica GS18 which is a bummer for Leica. Hopefully one day a smaller GNSS. I have a few videos here so thanks for watching and always looking for ideas if you want a question answered!

Thanks for your comment. At the time of filming this was a hire unit. I more detailed review coming soon.

No widening, sorry. Survey to define the boundaries of the propery down the road. Thanks for watching.

Hi there. Where abouts are you based?

@@globalsurveyor i’m based in Perth :)

Hi there. No books comes to mind. Are you studying at TAFE or university? As a starter watch everything I've posted as that will give you a taster about surveying and I'd be moe than happy to help answer any questions you have throughout your journey..... as a starter familarisation of the gear surveyors use - undertanding how to setup a tripod and level the instrument and basic undertanding of a compass - angles - 360 degrees and co-ordinates.

@@globalsurveyor I will be doing it through TAFE. Thank you so much mate I appreciate your advice :)

Your videos are really cool, I'm a surveyor in Brazil and I'm going to Australia early next year, it would be really cool if I could have the opportunity to work with you, I have over 14 years of experience.

Hi. Sorry. I have no vacancies at present. Please continue watching the channel.