reaffirmed by the Republic of Mexico after it gained its independence. In 1825 Guadalupe County was part of Green DeWitt’s petition for a land grant to establish a colony. From 1827 to 1835, 22 families settled there. In 1838 after

Marker for Geographic Center of Guadalupe County Dedicated in May

TSPS Sustaining Members

SurPAC Donation Form

High Plains Experience Seminar a Hit in 2015

Registration Open for 2015Surveyors Rendezvous

Ray Wisdom Auction Pulls inNearly $14,000

Tax Repealed When Governor Signs Bill

In Memoriam

Schulz Grandchild Still Among Missing After Wimberley Flood

Call for TSPS Nominations

TSPS Calendar of Events

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A publication of the Texas Society of Professional Surveyors

Texas Society of Professional Surveyors2525 Wallingwood Dr. #300

Austin, Texas 78746

Registration is now open for 2015 TSPS Convention & Tech Expo! Go to www.tsps.org for more info.

Convention at Sheraton Dallas Hotel

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TSPS Alamo Chapter 11 was proud to dedicate a monument that represent-ed the Geographic Center of Guada-lupe County this month. Guadalupe County was part of the original El

Capote Ranch Spanish Land grant from 1806 to French army officer Jose de la Baume, later

(From left) TSPS President Elect Paul Carey, Chapter 11 President Trisha Lund and TSPS Secretary-Treasurer John Barnard.

Marker for Geographic Center of Guadalupe County Dedicated in May

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Allen Precision EquipmentANCO Insurance

Berntsen International, Inc.CourthouseDirect.ComCourthouse Research

Specialists (Richard Ortiz) Dirksen Engineering

Duderstadt Surveyor SupplyEasy Drive

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LIS Survey TechnologiesMartin Instrument

Precision Data SolutionsPRO-TERRA Aerial Mapping, Inc.

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Continued from page 1Monument DedicationTexas gained its independence, 33 Gonzales Rangers and Republic veterans founded Walnut Springs and soon changed the name to Seguin the next year to honor Juan Seguin who had fought for independence. In 1842 the Republic of Texas organized Guadalupe County as a judicial county, however the Texas Supreme Court declared judicial counties to be unconsti-tutional. It was not until 1845 and the annexation of Texas by the US that the state legislature established Guadalupe County from parts of Bexar and Gonzales counties. It was originally 862 square miles but lost land with the creation of Blanco and Wilson counties in 1858 and 1874 respectively leaving 715 square miles.

As Guadalupe County is bounded by Cibolo Creek between Bexar and Guadalupe, and the San Marcos River between Caldwell and Guadalupe, it has an ever-changing boundary that has been affected by the 500-year flood event of 1998 and the 100-year flood event of 2002.

Bill Etheridge of CDS Muery was instrumental in establishing the location for the Chapter. He ran the boundary in several programs. We then took those coordinates and ran a triangula-tion between the points to find a location that would be suitable for such a monument as not to be disturbed and to be visible by the public. I would like to thank Butch Evans for his hard work and determination to attend the public meetings and commissioners court meetings to get this approved. A special thank you to all of our sponsors for donating to the monument cost – Bettersworth Engineering & Surveying, Butz Land Surveying, CDS Muery, Civil Engineering Consultants, Double S Paving, Fred Sinclair, RPLS #495, Gaylord E. Reaves, RPLS # 3501, H.A. Kuehlem Land Surveying, Jack C. Evans, RPLS # 1529, M&S Engi-neering, Maverick Land Surveying, Pape Dawson Engineers, Sherwood Surveying & SUE, Tri-County Surveying and Unintech Consulting Engineers.

Our chapter and TSPS did receive some publicity from the event with myself and President

(Left) Elisa Chan, President & Co-Owner of Unintech Consulting Engineers, Inc., with Chapter 11 Presi-dent Trisha Lund.

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"It was our honor to have State officers, President Elect Paul Carey and Secre-tary/Treasurer John Barnard in atten-dance for the event along with four mem-bers of TSPS who had never attended a chapter event and/or meeting."

– Trisha Lund

Elect Paul Carey both being interviewed by the local radio station. The Guadalupe paper and the San Antonio Express-News both ran articles about the event.

It was our honor to have State officers, President Elect Paul Carey and Sec-retary/Treasurer John Barnard in attendance for the event along with four members of TSPS who had never attended a chapter event and/or meeting.

(Submitted by Trisha Lund, RPLS #6088, TSPS Alamo Chapter 11 President and Chair of the TSPS Publications Committee.)

(Left) Trisha Lund and TSPS President Elect Paul Carey helped lead the monument dedication. (Photos courtesy of Trisha Lund)

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SurPAC Donation FormPlease make personal (NOT company) checks payable to

SurPAC and mail with this form to:

SurPAC2525 Wallingwood Drive Ste 300

Austin, TX 78746

Please print form and fill-in all the information below:

Name: _____________________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

Company/Employer: __________________________________________________

Phone Number: ______________________________________________________

Amount Enclosed: $________________

(Send $65 or more, and TSPS will mail you a SurPAC mug.)

***THANK YOU***

For more information about SurPAC and its important mission, please visit:

SurPAC Information

Texas Society ofProfessional Surveyors

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(From Melinda Gilpin, Executive Director of the Surveyors Historical Society.)

The event will take place September 9-13, 2015 in beautiful Bellingham, Washington.

You can find all the information on the event, links to online registration (for credit card payments only) and a printable registration form to mail with checks, at the link below;

http://surveyorshistoricalsociety.com/Rendez.php

Please feel free to forward this information to anyone you think would be interested in attending – all are welcome!

Space is limited, and reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis only. Payment must accompany your registration.

If you have any questions, please contact the SHS office. (See contact info at end of this article.)

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you in the beautiful Pacific

(Craig Alderman, with The High Plains Group and TSPS Chapter 10 President, submitted the following High Plains Experience seminar update, along with photos from the recent event.)

"A special thank you to Geomatic Resources for sponsoring the Skeet Shoot and Martin Instrument for sponsoring the Friday night steak dinner," Alder-man said.

High Plains Experience Seminar a Hit in 2015

High Plains Experience seminar attendees gather for a group photo. HPE attendees with newly-constructed mound.

Registration Open for 2015 Surveyors Rendezvous

Northwest this fall!

Melinda A. Gilpin - Executive DirectorSurveyors Historical Society6465 Reflections Drive, Suite 100Dublin, OH 43017Phone: 614-798-5257 Fax: 614-761-2317Email: info@surveyorshistoricalsociety.com

"These generous donations allowed us to award eight scholarships this year – two were to students from the Cal Farley's Boys Ranch."

The date for next year's High Plains Experience seminar is April 22-23, 2016, he said. Mark you calendars now and watch www.tsps.org for infor-mation as the seminar date approaches.

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The 2015 Ray Wisdom BBQ and Auction May 2 was a big success, pulling in nearly $14,000 in donations and auction item purchases.

Martin Instrument's Marty Richardson was on hand to present a check for $5,500 to the Texas Surveyors Foun-dation, Inc. (TSFI) scholarship fund for land surveying students.

TSFI also received a $1,000 donation from TSPS West Central Texas Chapter 18.

More than 40 TSPS members bid on items during the auction, pouring thousands of dollars into the scholarship fund.

You can learn more about TSFI, how to apply for land surveying scholarships and how to contribute to TSFI by clicking HERE.

Ray Wisdom Auction Pulls in Nearly $14,000Proceeds Earmarked for TSFI Scholarships for Texas Land Surveying Students

Shane Neally (center) was this year's auctioneer.

TSPS President Jim Gillis (left) with James Redmon and Riley Griffith. Marty Richardson (left) presented a $5,500 donation at the event.

A wide variety of donated items were auctioned May 2.Curtis Strong (center) with Shane Neally.

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In MemoriamIn Memoriam - Walter "Wayman" WardWalter "Wayman" Ward, 82, RPLS #2014, of North Richland Hills, Texas, died Monday, June 1, 2015 at his home. Mr. Ward was a Life Mem-ber of TSPS.

Graveside service was Thursday, June 4, 2015 in Laurel Land Memorial Park of Fort Worth. To view and sign the Guestbook, click HERE.

In Memoriam - Robert Earl Maddux, Jr.Robert "Bob" Earl Maddux, Jr., 58, RPLS #4513 and a former TSPS member, passed peacefully from this life May 10, 2015 in Willis, Texas.A Memorial Service was held on Saturday, May 16, 2015 at Abundant Life Church in Willis, Texas.

You can read the full obituary from The Courier website HERE.

In Memoriam - Robert Lee Davison, Sr.Past TSPS member Robert Lee Davison, Sr., RPLS #3937, 69, died Sunday, May 3, 2015.

You can read the full obituary from the Dallas Morning News HERE.

TSPS members Stephen and Lois Schultz of New Braunfels are in need of prayer from the TSPS community.

Their daughter, Laura McComb, and grandchild Andrew perished in the devestating Memorial Day flooding along the Blanco River in Wimberley, Texas. Another grandchild, Leighton, is among three other people still missing. Their son-in-law, Jonathan McComb, was released from the hospital May 29.

The McComb family was visiting from Corpus Christi for the holiday when their house was swept away by flood waters.

Please keep the McCombs, Schultzs and the others still missing, in your prayers.

Schultz Grandchild Still Among Missing After Wimberley Flood

The 2015 TSPS Nomination Committee is currently seeking Officer and Director Nominations to be considered for placement on the upcoming TSPS Ballot.

We are seeking nominations for the positions of Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, and four Director Seats.

Please submit your nomination to any of the listed committee members.

We ask that you have your nominations turned in to the committee by June 15, 2015, so the committee has time to do its work. Thank you for your efforts.

Call for TSPS Nominations

HB 7 Ends $200 Surveyors' Occupation Tax(pending Governor Abbott's signature...)

The Largest Single Tax Repeal of the 84th Legislative Session - HB 7 ends the “Professionals Tax,” a $200 annual fee on accountants, architects, attorneys, chiropractors, dentists, engineers, interior designers, investment advisors, landscape architects, land surveyors, optometrists, physicians, property tax consultants, psychologists, real estate brokers, and veterinar-ians, saving more than 600,000 Texas professionals $125,000,000 annually.

Rep. Darby, Sen. Eltife and Sen. Nelson were the champions on this bill and deserve a tremendous amount of credit. (Click HERE for updated provi-sions of HB 7 from Rep. Darby.)

TSPS joined the 21 member coalition of all professional associations that joined together to eliminate the occupation tax. Many thanks to Greg Her-zog who coordinated the coalition and provided weekly updates throughout the session.

Tax Repealed When Governor Signs Bill

2015 TSPS Nomination Committee Members:

Shane Neally, Chair – shane@stangercorp.comCurtis Strong - curtis@strongsurveying.comCraig Alderman - craig.alderman@gmail.comJoe Breaux - wjbreaux@yahoo.comChris Freeman - cfreeman@ltraengineers.comDavid Klotz - David.Klotz@glo.state.tx.usRichard Worthey - rworthey@wortech.com

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The Strategic Planning Meeting will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday (24th) and the Board Meeting at 1 p.m. on Saturday (25th).

Call the resort directly at 877-611-0112 for reservations. Room rate for TSPS members is $149 and reservations must be made no later than June 30th. Tee times are available at any one of the three GOLF courses (Slick Rock, Ram Rock and Apple Rock) for a 50% discount after 2:00 pm. If you have a foursome who would like to play golf, please call DJ Kyle at 512-327-7871 or email djkyle@tsps.org to coordinate.

July Deep East Texas Chapter 6 Seminar 25 "Client Communication – The Lifeblood of Business" Presented by William E. Beardslee, PLS, PE, PP MCM Elegante Hotel 2355 I-10 South Beaumont, Texas 77705 TSPS room rate $95 – Friday and/or Saturday nights Call 409.842.3600 by 7/13/15 8 CEUs (Includes 4 hrs ethics). Course materials, breaks and a buffet lunch are included in registration fee. Register online now at www.tsps.org.

AUGUST August 10th Annual Hook, Line & Surveyor Fishing 7-8 Tournament Proceeds benefitting the TSPS Alamo Chapter 11 Scholarship Fund. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place Prizes per boat per division for heaviest stringer. Additional Prizes for: Redfish with Most Spots – Largest Redfish – Largest Trout – Largest Flounder – Largest Hardhead Redfish Bay & Boathouse 322 Huff St. Aransas, TX 78336

View Brochure & Registration Form Here

August Golf & CEUs - Ruidoso, New Mexico 14-15 From 1:00 PM August 14 to 5 PM August 15 Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino 287 Carrizo Canyon Road Mescalero, New Mexico 88340 Instructor - Kenneth Gold The annual Golf Tournament will be at 1 p.m. on Fri- day, August 14 at the Cree Meadows Golf Course in Ruidoso. Entry fee (green fee and half cart) is $75. Seminar "Manifest Destiny and the Bumbled Bound- ary" (8 CEUs pending approval), will be from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday, Aug.15 at Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino. Seminar cost is $190. View Brochure w/ Registration Form HERE.

Calendar of EventsJUNE June North East Texas Chapter 23 Seminars 12-13 Big Pines Lodge 747 Pine Island Road Karnack, Texas 75661 "Texas and Louisiana Boundary – History of Surveys, Recovery of Mounds, Act of Admission to Final Location" 8 a.m.-5:00 p.m. on Friday, June 12 Instructor: Prof. Jim Tiller, Sam Houston State University 8 CEUs "The Rules May Change but Ethics Remain the Same" 8 a.m.-12 noon on Saturday, June 13 Instructor: Larry Billingsley, RPLS 4 CEUs (approved - 4 hrs ethics)

Get the full seminar schedule, speaker bios, the registration form, as well as area hotel and inn informa- tion by clicking: Chapter 23 Seminar Brochure & Registration Form For more information, contact Buddy Cox at coxsurveying1@yahoo.com.

JULY July CST Exam (Certified Technician Exam) – 10 Beaumont/Lumberton Lumberton Public Library 130 East Chance Street Lumberton, Texas 77657 Proctor: Richard Bartz (rbartz@mwwassoc.com) Exam starts at 10:00 a.m. Deadline for application through TSPS office: Thursday, June 18, 2015

Interested in sitting for the CST Exam? Check out www.learncst.com.

July Panhandle Chapter 16 Seminar 18 "State Plane Coordinates" 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Amarillo College 1314 S Polk St Amarillo College, Texas 79101

Cost is $250 for RPLS & $170 for Paraprofessionals if registered by June 26. After June 26, RPLS cost is $300, and Paraprofessional is $195.

View Brochure and Registration Online HERE.

July Strategic Planning Meeting and 3rd Quarterly 24-25 Board Meeting Horseshoe Bay Resort 200 Hi Circle North Horseshoe Bay, Texas 78657

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SIT or SURVEY CAD TECH - Irving, Texas

JDJR Engineers &Consultants, Inc.

Immediate opportunity for SIT or Survey Cad Tech in Irving, Texas. Must have experience in ALTA, Boundary and Topographic Surveys, Construc-tion Staking, Subdivision Platting, and preparation of Easement documents. Proficient in AutoCad, Carlson, Civil 3-D Software and GPS. Ability to analyze boundaries (under RPLS Supervision). Organize research for field and reduction of field data.

We are a small but fast paced Civil Engineering and Land Survey Com-pany. Medical/Dental/Vision Benefits. Qualified Applicants email resume to janet@jdjr.com or fax (972)252-8958.

CAD INSTRUCTOR / DEPARTMENT CHAIR

JOB TITLE: CAD Instructor/Department ChairFLSA: ExemptSALARY LEVEL: Faculty Salary Schedule

SUMMARY:

Under general supervision from the division director, the incumbent teaches courses as scheduled, cultivates a healthy teacher-student relationship, and engages the students in active learning. The incumbent will make recom-mendations regarding curriculum changes, text selection, and content revision. The instructor will perform administrative aspects of instruction in a timely manner.

Read the complete job description and apply online at the Temple College website HERE.

Land Survey Technician – S.I.T.

Farnsworth Group, Inc. is currently searching for a Survey Technician – S.I.T. to join our team in Dallas, TX. Qualified candidates will work with an experienced Crew Chief to perform boundary, topographic, and Oil & Gas surveys as well as construction layouts; 80% travel required.

Farnsworth Group offers an attractive compensation and benefits package. If interested in learning more please visit our company website, www.f-w.com and click on the career link!

Farnsworth Group, Inc. is proud to be an EEO/AA Employer M/F/D/V.

PARTY CHIEF / INSTRUMENT OPERATOR

FXSA is currently seeking the following:

Party Chief - Candidate must have a minimum of 5 years of experience as a Party Chief. Duties will include direction of field survey activities, keep-ing of field notes, daily reports, coordination with Survey Manager, maintenance of vehicle and equipment. Experience with Oil & Gas survey work as well as design surveys, boundary, topographic, construction staking and as-built surveys is required. Candidate must be

proficient with GPS (Static and VRS), Survey Datums, Data Collectors and conventional survey instruments. Travel is required.

Instrument Operator - Candidate must have a minimum of five (5) years of experience as a Survey Instrument Operator and be proficient in the operation of conventional survey instruments, GPS (Static and VRS) and data collectors. Candidate must demonstrate a working knowledge of State Plane coordinate systems and Datums. Travel is required.

If interested, please e-mail resume, references, and salary expectations to igrajeda@fxsa.com.

SURVEY TECHNICIAN / RPLS - Austin, Texas

B&G Surveying, LLC in Austin, Texas has an immediate opening for the following positions:

SURVEY TECHNICIAN and RPLSCandidates must be proficient in Texas boundary analysis, preparation of topographic, boundary, title and ALTA surveys, writing metes and bounds descriptions, construction staking calculations and Carlson software.

Please email resume, references, and salary expectations to: michael@bandgsurvey.com.

INSTRUMENT MAN - Dallas, Texas

Brockette Davis Drake Incorporated is seeking individuals with a good work ethic for instrument man positions. Experience in ALTA, boundary, topographic, construc-tion staking and Topcon equipment preferred. Firm offers benefits and competitive pay.

Email resume to sdial@bddeng.com or fax to 214-824-7064.

SURVEY CREW CHIEF - SURVEY TECHNICIAN

Cuplin & Associates, Inc., a professional land surveying firm working primarily out of Burnet, Llano, Williamson & Travis Counties, Texas has an immediate need for the following positions.

SURVEY CREW CHIEFCandidate must have a minimum of 5 yrs of experience leading a survey crew. Experience with Topcon GPS, and Topcon Robotic Total Stations a plus.

SURVEY TECHNICIANCandidate must have a minimum of 5 years of experience and be proficient processing field data, preparation of topographic and boundary surveys, con-struction staking calulations, writing metes and bounds descriptions, under-standing of the State Plane coordinate systems and Datums, perform survey calculations and are familiar with Carlson Software and AutoCAD 2015.

Great pay and benefits include health insurance, life insurance, paid time off and yearly bonus incentives. Please email resume, references, and salary expectations to: jobs@cuplinassociates.com.

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an emphasis on exploration and production (E&P) clientele. We are looking for someone with a unique mix of technical depth and business acumen to lead a multimillion dollar project team in our Austin, TX office.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Establish work plan and staffing requirements for multiple large-scale projects • Oversees writing of scope, budget, and QAQC • Plan and implement procedures and systems to maximize operating efficiency • Review performance data (financial, budgets, sales and activity reports) to monitor and measure productivity, goal progress and activity levels • Monitor and develop professional staff to maximize their potential • Establish plans and strategies to expand the customer base in the E&P market • Develop and maintain positive client relationships • Serves as Company representative at meetings and presentations

Required Experience, Education and Skills

• 7+ years of progressive surveying and management experience • Oil & Gas Exploration and Production experience is a must • Professional Land Surveyor – Texas and/or New Mexico license preferred • Demonstrated leadership skills to manage multiple registered surveyors, technicians and field crews to deliver multidisciplinary projects • Demonstrated success in business development, marketing, and networking • Successful experience in contract negotiations, budgets, and fee estimates • Demonstrated knowledge of Texas Rail Road Commission field rules and regulations

TO APPLY, please visit our career site at www.sam.biz/careers and click on Job 15-1571.

An excellent benefits package, performance-based bonuses, profit sharing, and career advancement opportunities are just a few of the amazing benefits as a SAM employee. Come join our team of professionals that are leading the way for the surveying industry!

SAM is an EOE/Affirmative Action Employer M/F/D/V. If you are inter-ested in applying for employment with SAM and need special assistance to apply for a posted position, please contact (512) 685-3556 to leave a mes-sage or send an e-mail to hraccommodation@sam.biz.

Surveying And Mapping, LLC (SAM) participates in the federal E-Verify Program.

SURVEY CREW CHIEF - Temple, Texas

ACS, a Temple-based Central Texas firm, is currently seeking an experienced Survey Crew Chief. 10 yrs or more experience preferred, but will consider quality person with a minimum of 5 years leading a survey crew. Great pay and benefits include health insurance, life insurance, employer-matching retirement plan, tuition reimbursement. Experience with Trimble GPS, and

SURVEY TECHNICIAN/PARTY CHIEF – Austin, Texas

Peloton Land Solutions is seeking experi-enced survey personnel to join a growing team in Southwest Austin. Some travel may be required. Current projects include mostly land development and transportation. Ideal candidates will be detail oriented, professional, and possess the following skills:

Survey Technician - Civil3D, Microstation, Trimble, research, boundary analysis, platting, ALTA, topo, and the ability to run a field crew occasion-ally.

Party Chief - Trimble, Leica, boundary, topo, transportation, construction.

Email resumes to travis.tabor@pelotonland.com

SURVEY TECHNICIAN - El Paso, Texas

FXSA has a need for an experienced Survey Technician to work out of the El Paso, TX office. Candidate must have a minimum of 5 years of experience and be proficient processing field data, preparation of topographic and boundary surveys, horizontal and vertical alignments, construc-tion staking, writing metes and bounds descriptions, understanding of the Global Positioning System, State Plane coordinate systems and Datums, perform survey calculations and be familiar with Carlson and Civil 3D and MicroStation. SIT certification is a plus. The successful candidate will work closely with Survey Manager to ensure proper coordination and project completion and demonstrate understanding of survey legal and technical principles.

If interested, please e-mail resume, references, and salary expectations to igrajeda@fxsa.com.

LAND SURVEYING BUSINESS FOR SALE

An EXCELLENT opportunity to purchase a very profitable land surveying business in the Dallas area that has been successfully run by its owner for over 20 years. 80% of the current business is from repeat customers that value the integrity, quality and consistency of the service. The owner has established a reliable and professional support organization of field person-nel to assist in serving their clients. The owner is willing to support a new owner(s) on a successful transition of the business to a buyer.Listing Price: $399KTotal Sales: $515KCash Flow: $282K

For details, contact Donald Wendel at 214-751-3911 or by email at d.wendel@murphybusiness.com.

SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER – PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR

As a Senior Project Manager for Surveying And Mapping, LLC, you will be responsible for planning, directing and coordinating operations, including project managers, staff surveyors, technicians and field operations. Additionally you will be involved in business development and sales in the oil and gas industry, with See CLASSIFIEDS, Page 11

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Benefits include health insurance, 401(k), vacation, sick leave, and holi-days, in addition field personnel receive bad weather pay.

Please email resume to khessel@walkerpartners.com or call Kevin Hessel at 254-714-1402 to schedule an interview. All inquiries are confidential.

SURVEY CREW CHIEF / INSTRUMENT OPERATOR

BASELINE CORPORATION, a professional land surveying firm with offices in Houston, Richardson, and College Station, Texas is cur-rently accepting applications from qualified, organized and detail oriented personnel for the following positions:Houston, TBPLS Firm No. 10030200 (Headquarters)

Survey Crew Chief –A minimum of five (5) years of experience as a Survey Crew Chief respon-sible for a survey field crew using modern total stations, data collectors, digital levels and RTK GPS. Experience using Leica equipment will be a plus. Some in-state travel may be required. A good driving record is also required.

Instrument Operator –A minimum of three (3) years of experience as a Survey Instrument Opera-tor on a survey field crew using modern total stations, data collectors, digital levels and RTK GPS. Experience using Leica equipment will be a plus. Some in-state travel may be required.

Baseline Corporation offers a competitive benefit and compensation pack-age, which includes medical, dental, vision, life insurance, long term dis-ability plans, 401k match and ESOP.

Email resumes to info@baselinesurveyors.net.

RPLS - San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio Engineering firm seeking experienced RPLS to assist with drafting, research, boundary resolution, legal descriptions, platting and construction staking. Must be able to manage multiple tasks, coordinate projects and commu-nicate effectively. Knowledge of Microsoft suite, GPS and AutoCAD Civil 3D required. Apply on our website at www.cudeengineers.com or email resumes to careers@cudengineers.com.

Trimble Robotic Total Stations a plus. Please email letter of interest and/or resume to jobs@allcountysurveying.com.

MULTIPLE POSITIONS - Dallas and Houston Offices

Cardno is seeking Project Admins, Party Chiefs, and I-men in our Dallas and Houston Offices.

Send interested resumes to jobs@cardno.com or visit:

https://re12.ultipro.com/CARDNO/JobBoard/listjobs.aspx?Page=Browse

INSTRUMENT PERSON - SIT / SENIOR SURVEY CAD TECHNICIAN

Wier & Associates, Inc., a professional services consulting firm in Arlington, Texas, currently has openings for the following positions:

Instrument PersonCandidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent. One year of surveying experience is a plus.

Surveyor-In-Training/Senior Survey CAD TechnicianCandidates will be either a S.I.T. with one to two years of experience or a Survey CAD Technician with two or more years of experience to work in the Surveying Department; AutoCAD Civil 3D or LDDT required and Oil/Gas experience a plus. Candidates must have the ability to perform certain design and drafting tasks under supervision of an R.P.L.S. with little guid-ance and verbal direction as well as the ability to read and interpret plans, plats, right-of-way documents, legal descriptions and boundary surveys.

Please submit your resume via e-mail to HR@WierAssociates.com or via fax to 817-467-7713.

FIELD PERSONNEL - Waco, Texas

Walker Partners, L.L.C. a civil engineering and surveying firm has employment opportunity for surveying positions at our home office located in Waco, TX.

FIELD PERSONNELHighly motivated field personnel to perform ALTA, boundary, topographic, engineering design, construction staking, and as-built surveys. Some short term travel is required. Experience with Leica GPS equipment is a plus.

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