Need training with total station/robotic total station and gps

canadabound1

Hi,
Just wondering is there anyone here or they know willing to train me using the total station/robotic total station and gps? Send me private email if interested and can discuss a price etc. Looking for someone near cavan (anyone from meath,dublin, monaghan area would be great or even a little further afield) to train me, thanks

canadabound1

canadabound1 wrote: »

Hi,
Just wondering is there anyone here or they know willing to train me using the total station/robotic total station and gps? Send me private email if interested and can discuss a price etc. Looking for someone near cavan (anyone from meath,dublin, monaghan area would be great or even a little further afield) to train me, thanks

anyone?

kun aguero

Try Korec. They are based in Ireland and England. They do training in England but would have to ask them if they train in Ireland.

canadabound1

kun aguero wrote: »

Try Korec. They are based in Ireland and England. They do training in England but would have to ask them if they train in Ireland.

thanks kun aguero

Decoda

Hi,

Just received this Email from HiTechniques on Thursday. Might be of some help to you regarding the GPS side of things.

DC.

(I am not affiliated to this company in anyway)

Email content was as follows.


Early bird booking closing on Wednesday 24th Feb. - Limited places

Does your survey look like the one on the left below?

Billy O'Connor (www.williamoconnorsurveys.com) has 17 years experience in carrying out internal building surveys for a wide range of clients (Architects, Engineers, Health Service Executive, National University of Ireland and Estate Management Companies) but rarely did topographical surveys. Billy attended our GPS training course on 21st Jan 2015. and the survey on the right below is the fieldwork from a survey carried out in the week following the course - see the finished survey here.

If you want to improve your surveys, get more site information, spend less time connecting the dots in the office, then attend the GPS Introductory Training Course with Hitechniques Ltd. on Thursday 10th Mar 2016 at the Maldron (formerly Bewleys) Hotel, Newlands X, Dublin

"Very good course to start using GPS"
Brian Grace, Brian D. Grace Eng. Cons., Tipperary (attendee 21st Jan 2015)

"Picked up new functions: offsets, trilateration, auto-recording. Will speed up surveying for me"
Peter O'Dwyer, Architect, Dublin
(attendee 21st Jan 2015)

"Course very informative and gives a good base to get started using GPS"
Noel Finnegan, Ass. Eng., Monaghan Co. Co.
(Attendee 11th Mar 2015)


Geomax Zenith20 Surveying - 1 day FREE Hire


What you will learn:
How to survey with GPS Rover
Topographical survey with output to Autocad & Excel
Using feature coding for layered survey
Dealing with overhanging trees
Surveying close to buildings
How to set out buildings, roads, features
Solving up/downloading problems
Uploading .dxf files
Uploading ASCII or text/.csv files
Connection problems to WinXP, Win7/8
How GPS works
The antenna, the datalogger, the satellite systems
Correction subscriptions sytems
Ellipsoids
Geoids
ITM/Irish Grid
New Subjects Added:
Using OSI Planning Packs - Digital & Paper
Adding Contours
Calculating Areas & Volumes
Troubleshooting internet connection problems
SIM card
Subscription activation
Updates
Quality control
How accurate is your survey
Testing your GPS Rover
Recording setting out
Using OSI Planning Packs - Digital & Paper
Adding Contours
Calculating Areas & Volumes

Program
9:00 – 9:30 Introduction – get your kit on!
9:30 – 11:00 Outdoor surveying – carry out survey of surrounding area
11:00 – 11:15 T-Break
11:15 – 12:45 Theory behind the survey
12:45 – 2:00 Lunch
2:00 – 2:30 Uploading a setting out drawing
2:30 – 4:00 Setting out – set out points in the surrounding area
4:00 – 5:00 Q & A

Class size
Class size is limited to 10 people and attendees will work in pairs to complete the assigned tasks.

Who should attend
Architects, Engineers – if you are involved in
preparing planning applications – learn to survey with the latest technology, use a 1-man system to complete a survey in the field to Ordnance Survey co-ordinates
surveying sites for preparation of plans for new buildings or structures – check existing site layouts
overseeing construction work – see how to set out quicker and more efficiently than using a total station
Site Managers/Foremen
If you are involved in construction, learn how to use GPS for setting out or surveying. There will be no complicated mathematics (unless you want it!) and nothing more complicated than using your Satnav.


The Instructor
Philip Hanrahan B.E., B.A. has 35 years of experience in surveying instrument handling:
6 years as a site engineer on civil construction projects, including roads, sewerage schemes, housing developments, industrial buildings.
27 years demonstrating and training users in surveying instruments
2 years lecturer in Engineering Surveying, Trinity College Dublin, including design of the Engineering Surveying module in the Civil Engineering degree course.and approval by Engineers Ireland
Pricing
Early bird discounted price: €295 up to 24th Feb.
Book HERE
Only 10 places available

After 24th Feb. €395


Location & Date
Maldron Hotel (Formerly Bewleys), Newlands X, Naas Rd., Dublin 22
Thursday 10th Mar. 2016
Copyright © 2016 HITECHNIQUES LTD., All rights reserved.
Thank you for your recent visit to our website.

Our mailing address is:
HITECHNIQUES LTD.
Unit 17 Block Q, Grants Rd., Greenogue Bus. Pk.
RATHCOOLE, CO. DUBLIN
Ireland

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canadabound1

Decoda wrote: »

Hi,

Just received this Email from HiTechniques on Thursday. Might be of some help to you regarding the GPS side of things.

DC.

(I am not affiliated to this company in anyway)

Email content was as follows.


Early bird booking closing on Wednesday 24th Feb. - Limited places

Does your survey look like the one on the left below?

Billy O'Connor (www.williamoconnorsurveys.com) has 17 years experience in carrying out internal building surveys for a wide range of clients (Architects, Engineers, Health Service Executive, National University of Ireland and Estate Management Companies) but rarely did topographical surveys. Billy attended our GPS training course on 21st Jan 2015. and the survey on the right below is the fieldwork from a survey carried out in the week following the course - see the finished survey here.

If you want to improve your surveys, get more site information, spend less time connecting the dots in the office, then attend the GPS Introductory Training Course with Hitechniques Ltd. on Thursday 10th Mar 2016 at the Maldron (formerly Bewleys) Hotel, Newlands X, Dublin

"Very good course to start using GPS"
Brian Grace, Brian D. Grace Eng. Cons., Tipperary (attendee 21st Jan 2015)

"Picked up new functions: offsets, trilateration, auto-recording. Will speed up surveying for me"
Peter O'Dwyer, Architect, Dublin
(attendee 21st Jan 2015)

"Course very informative and gives a good base to get started using GPS"
Noel Finnegan, Ass. Eng., Monaghan Co. Co.
(Attendee 11th Mar 2015)


Geomax Zenith20 Surveying - 1 day FREE Hire


What you will learn:
How to survey with GPS Rover
Topographical survey with output to Autocad & Excel
Using feature coding for layered survey
Dealing with overhanging trees
Surveying close to buildings
How to set out buildings, roads, features
Solving up/downloading problems
Uploading .dxf files
Uploading ASCII or text/.csv files
Connection problems to WinXP, Win7/8
How GPS works
The antenna, the datalogger, the satellite systems
Correction subscriptions sytems
Ellipsoids
Geoids
ITM/Irish Grid
New Subjects Added:
Using OSI Planning Packs - Digital & Paper
Adding Contours
Calculating Areas & Volumes
Troubleshooting internet connection problems
SIM card
Subscription activation
Updates
Quality control
How accurate is your survey
Testing your GPS Rover
Recording setting out
Using OSI Planning Packs - Digital & Paper
Adding Contours
Calculating Areas & Volumes

Program
9:00 – 9:30 Introduction – get your kit on!
9:30 – 11:00 Outdoor surveying – carry out survey of surrounding area
11:00 – 11:15 T-Break
11:15 – 12:45 Theory behind the survey
12:45 – 2:00 Lunch
2:00 – 2:30 Uploading a setting out drawing
2:30 – 4:00 Setting out – set out points in the surrounding area
4:00 – 5:00 Q & A

Class size
Class size is limited to 10 people and attendees will work in pairs to complete the assigned tasks.

Who should attend
Architects, Engineers – if you are involved in
preparing planning applications – learn to survey with the latest technology, use a 1-man system to complete a survey in the field to Ordnance Survey co-ordinates
surveying sites for preparation of plans for new buildings or structures – check existing site layouts
overseeing construction work – see how to set out quicker and more efficiently than using a total station
Site Managers/Foremen
If you are involved in construction, learn how to use GPS for setting out or surveying. There will be no complicated mathematics (unless you want it!) and nothing more complicated than using your Satnav.


The Instructor
Philip Hanrahan B.E., B.A. has 35 years of experience in surveying instrument handling:
6 years as a site engineer on civil construction projects, including roads, sewerage schemes, housing developments, industrial buildings.
27 years demonstrating and training users in surveying instruments
2 years lecturer in Engineering Surveying, Trinity College Dublin, including design of the Engineering Surveying module in the Civil Engineering degree course.and approval by Engineers Ireland
Pricing
Early bird discounted price: €295 up to 24th Feb.
Book HERE
Only 10 places available

After 24th Feb. €395


Location & Date
Maldron Hotel (Formerly Bewleys), Newlands X, Naas Rd., Dublin 22
Thursday 10th Mar. 2016
Copyright © 2016 HITECHNIQUES LTD., All rights reserved.
Thank you for your recent visit to our website.

Our mailing address is:
HITECHNIQUES LTD.
Unit 17 Block Q, Grants Rd., Greenogue Bus. Pk.
RATHCOOLE, CO. DUBLIN
Ireland

Add us to your address book


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thanks Decoda