Love your content, learning a lot from your deep experience and perspective. Keep it coming!
@leansurvey8212
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much!
@wsyler9922
2 жыл бұрын
Over 1k subscribers...nice work Brandon!
@leansurvey8212
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Better keep the content coming!
@Pariatical
2 жыл бұрын
Dude, your intro made me laugh SO MUCH as you float down from heaven and remove your halo to put your hardhat on. I got a good belly laugh :D hahaha
@leansurvey8212
2 жыл бұрын
Sometimes you gotta choose!
@bdm3052
2 жыл бұрын
That big ass cage lol. People in construction sites don’t respect cages. No matter how colorful or do not disturb writings on the stakes they still get destroyed
@leansurvey8212
2 жыл бұрын
As a Surveyor for over 20 years, I agree at a general level.. but you said “people” Which people? Have you introduced yourself to them and pointed out your clearly marked cages? Have you spoken to trade partners and supers to come up with a plan of where your control needs to live to survive for the life of the project? Often we come in do the work as we see fit and miss out on the important conversations that really tie us to the project and assist our work being put WHERE it will last, WHEN it will last. There’s more to be done than great flagging!
@wadepatton2433
2 жыл бұрын
A RR spike is "super light"? Because I've mostly run boundaries, I have a sense for what is/is not light in my vest/pack/bag. Of course in construction staking the vehicle is always handy, light is irrelevant. We call our cages "targets" because that's what it seems everyone else calls them. And I've never ever seen one huge like that. I'll note when I do. I do think that some construction guys have no idea that we need our controls to last though all stages possible. It costs the construction co. every time we have to reset controls, I'm sure someone on that side knows this.
@leansurvey8212
2 жыл бұрын
Light in comparison to the alternatives, like an 18” frost pin or pneumatic drill bit, often used to break ground and sold at most Survey supply shops. I agree, many surveyors are setting control just to check the “line of sight” box, and are not contemplating the life of the project. Having conversations with trade partners and the project team about where control could be maintained and best utilized not only takes the future into consideration but also invests the project team in your work and creates a plan that belongs to you both. With the right conversation, the project team will defend your control in your absence because they view it as part of their own success model.
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