Railroad Surveying 101
Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:54 pm
Railroad Surveying 101 Workshop
October 16th - Concord, CA
October 23rd - Ontario, CA
The presenters of this course intend to cover the basic concepts and methods employed by the railroad industry in the United States since its inception in the 1830’s until today. This AREMA course is intended to expose the non-railroad surveyor to the practical basics used in railroad surveying and mapping. At the end of this program, the participants should be aware of the common misconceptions and blunders that occur regarding railroad related surveying and mapping. In places where a surveyor’s project adjoins or involves railroad property and facilities, this course should help eliminate the common stumbling blocks that surveyors encounter that delay project completion and/or railroad viability.
This course will be of interest to surveyors, engineers, technicians, landmen, right-of-way professionals, legal professionals and transportation professionals
October 16th - Concord, CA
October 23rd - Ontario, CA
The presenters of this course intend to cover the basic concepts and methods employed by the railroad industry in the United States since its inception in the 1830’s until today. This AREMA course is intended to expose the non-railroad surveyor to the practical basics used in railroad surveying and mapping. At the end of this program, the participants should be aware of the common misconceptions and blunders that occur regarding railroad related surveying and mapping. In places where a surveyor’s project adjoins or involves railroad property and facilities, this course should help eliminate the common stumbling blocks that surveyors encounter that delay project completion and/or railroad viability.
This course will be of interest to surveyors, engineers, technicians, landmen, right-of-way professionals, legal professionals and transportation professionals