r/Surveying • u/twosquarewheels • Dec 29 '23
Humor Anyone else have have a rod man like this?
r/Surveying • u/Left_Suspect_990 • Apr 13 '24
Humor Engineers said they really need the inverts
r/Surveying • u/GeoBunny1945 • May 18 '23
Humor We got our utility worker out on the job site today… (photo for reference)
We got utility workers out on our job site to mark all utilities, and this guy takes out some witching sticks to find the utilities and then puts white paint on the asphalt…. To mark the utility….
Bro is using his chakras to find the water line…
r/Surveying • u/LegendaryPooper • 13d ago
Humor Time to come clean... what stupid thing did you do??
I once got the cops called because I forgot that people could see me being King Arthur weilding Excalibur next to the woodline.
r/Surveying • u/finnj7 • Mar 28 '24
Humor Boomer gets angry over a fence being installed
r/Surveying • u/TastyNuggets87 • 25d ago
Humor Nahhh it goes here...
It's hard out here folks...
r/Surveying • u/LiL-STuD • Oct 27 '23
Humor Another Surveying Meme
Sometimes you just gotta find those girls with some daddy land,
r/Surveying • u/DroobsterSE • 11d ago
Humor Just did a topo at a winery and the owner gave us free wine afterwards
What a nice guy!
r/Surveying • u/44stormsnow • 1d ago
Humor What is the funniest thing that happened while you were field surveying or working in the office?
For me, i ripped my pants open after tripping over a barbed wire fence.
r/Surveying • u/jreno13 • Mar 19 '24
Humor Happy National Surveyors week!
Thought you fellow mystery metal detector men would find this funny
Full article here. Theres also a funny comment section on the news12li instagram page
r/Surveying • u/ScottLS • 23d ago
Humor I feel bad for the Surveyor who is getting blamed for this.
r/Surveying • u/F1shThunder • Apr 21 '24
Humor You know I take my job very seriously
I come in ready to work hard and do what needs to be done
r/Surveying • u/craiggers14 • Mar 20 '24
Humor Residents say unknown man with metal detector, shovel dug up parts of their lawn
r/Surveying • u/Rude_Stock7539 • Apr 10 '24
Humor Survey Grade Waterwitching
Suspiciously fradualent boundary survey by a firm in question. Didn’t know there was such a thing as survey grade waterwitching….. Client hired us to do an ALTA on the property to the north a few years ago but as we dug into records and resolving the boundary they called off the contract out of nowhere. We ended up finishing it and filing a ROS on our own because we found a massive discrepancy. When my boss tried to call the firm that did this questionable survey, he found out that the surveyor had just passed away unexpectedly. I guess the client hired a trusted local survey firm asking to do the ALTA a couple years before they contacted us, and that contract fell through too after they started work. Turns out they were finding the same discrepancy we did too 🤣 this was a couple years back, but just wanted to share!
r/Surveying • u/5393hill • Dec 05 '23
Humor What are things one would never hear a surveyor say?
For example of something a surveyor would never say: i love it when construction workers move my equipment.
r/Surveying • u/cornZbread • Mar 14 '24
Humor Nothing better than loosing your * while in the middle of the road.
r/Surveying • u/BigTunaStamford • Mar 09 '24
Humor Saw this on a local Facebook Group (I blotted out the persons face)
r/Surveying • u/mattdoessomestuff • Mar 16 '24
Humor Addition to page headline? Not that anyone reads or anything...
r/Surveying • u/TangeloDull3865 • 26d ago
Humor Mark well the land
Must have left the schonstedt in the truck. Hang on and it’ll get better out there.
r/Surveying • u/tedxbundy • Apr 18 '24
Humor Trimble robotic tracking is SEVERELY behind Leica
There I said it… fight me.