Anyone running BlueSky Development software? I have been running this on Pipeline work. A little cumbersome at first but I think that is because it does way more than I was expecting it to do. Now that I have gotten used to it, I can’t imagine not using it. Cuts productivity almost in half for any kind of pipeline, fiber optics or other utility.
It is designed mostly for Oil and Gas, but I think this would be perfect for Municipal (and other) Water districts and/or Electric Transmission lines.
If anyone is or has recently worked on a small utility line I would love to play with this software on your project. Anyone who does Transmission/utility lines let me know if you are interested.
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Coy Glasscock
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OPPS.... worded wrong, should have been more like:
"cuts the amount of hours charged to your project by your slow *@#$%^ technician".
There hows that? Ha.
Seriously its good stuff. You can make easy money on pipelines, now I am curious as to how it would work on Railroads and Transmission lines. Anyone that has SCE or Water District contracts I am sure would wonder the same.
"cuts the amount of hours charged to your project by your slow *@#$%^ technician".
There hows that? Ha.
Seriously its good stuff. You can make easy money on pipelines, now I am curious as to how it would work on Railroads and Transmission lines. Anyone that has SCE or Water District contracts I am sure would wonder the same.
Coy J. Glasscock