STANGER VICE PRESIDENT, SHANE NEALLY NAMED TEXAS YOUNG SURVEYOR OF THE YEAR

Shane Neally is now among an elite group of Texas RPLS's to receive the honor as the 2010 Texas Young Surveyor of the Year by the Texas Society of Professional Surveyors.

Joey Stanger hired Neally fresh out of Jacksonville High School to work as a rodman while he attended classes at Tyler Junior College. Neally received his RPLS licence in 2000 and has became a partner and the Vice President of Administration at Stanger Surveying in 2007. With the addition of his many corporate administrative duties, he continues to serve as a Project Manager handling large scale boundary projects, topography projects and oil & gas projects.

Neally has served the Texas Society of Professional Surveyors as the East Texas' Chapter-4 President, Secretary and Treasurer. He is currently serving the Chapter as the Activities Director, while also serving as a board member on the TSPS Board of Directors and serving on the TSFI Board as Secretary.

 
STANGER NAMED AS LEADING SUPPLIER OF GEOSPATIAL SERVICES FOR ENERGY INDUSTRY

The Geospatial Information & Technology Association (GITA) recently listed Stanger Surveying among some of the largest companies in North America as a leading supplier of geospatial services for the energy industry. Stanger Advance Technology Director, Laura Crook, credits Stangers successful GIS and HDS services to the implementation of cutting edge technology in the office as well as in the field, while making sure the client is aware and educated on the benefits of geospatial technology.

Follow these links for a complete list of Stanger Surveying GIS and 3D HDS services as well as our complete list of Energy surveying services..

The Geospatial Information & Technology Association (GITA) is the non-profit, professional association and leading advocate for anyone using geospatial technology to help operate, maintain, and protect the infrastructure, which includes organizations such as utilities, telecommunication companies, and the public sector. Through industry-leading conferences—along with research initiatives, chapters, membership, and other programs—GITA provides education and professional best practices. To learn more about GITA join Stanger Surveying October 25-28 for the 19th Annual GIS for Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition in Houston, Texas. For more information check out www.GITA.org 

 
STANGER HIRES NEW ENGINEER

STANGER SURVEYING is pleased to announce the addition of civil engineer William R. Edwards III, P.E. As a 1998 graduate of Texas Tech University, Edwards brings 12 years of Civil engineering experience serving as a project engineer for both municipal and private development while working directly with energy transfer clients.

In 2008, Edwards fulfilled the requirements of the State of Texas and has been designated as a Surveyor In Training (SIT) by the Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying and will soon qualify for his RPLS exam. While working as a Civil Engineer in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Edwards specifically worked in the following areas:

 
  • Natural Gas Pipeline
  • Environmental
  • Underground Storage Tank Redemption
  • Water Resources
  • Water & Sanitary Sewer Facilities
  • Private & Commercial Development
  • Street Drainage & System Improvements
  • Major Channel Improvements
  • Public Works Infrastructure
  • Construction Inspection
  • Field Surveying
TEXAS BOARD DESIGNATES TWO MORE SURVEYORS IN TRAINING AT STANGER SURVEYING

STANGER SURVEYING congratulates Ross Andress & Ben Crawford for passing the Texas S.I.T. Exam.

Many people do not realize that obtaining a Surveyor's license in the state of Texas requires the same time commitment as becoming a doctor. Each state board sets their own specifications for becoming a Registered Professional Land Surveyor and the journey to becoming a Texas RPLS is one of the most difficult in the nation.

Before a candidate can qualify to take the 8 hour S.I.T. exam they must have received a Bachelor’s Degree in Surveying or obtained a degree that included 32 semester hours of survey related courses and one year of experience.

The next step for Andress & Crawford requires the S.I.T.'s to receive two years of experience and training under the supervision of a Texas RPLS.  Working at Stanger Surveying affords them a huge advantage because the Stanger team includes a pool of 12 registered surveyors that can work side by side with them on a daily basis. They receive training on high tech equipment and have the opportunity to hone their skills on different types of survey projects.

Once this apprenticeship is completed the candidate has the arduous task of filling out the State's comprehensive application before even being considered for the eight hour Professional Land Surveying exam, (which is only offered twice a year).

We could not be more proud of their accomplishments and look forward to continued success.

 
STANGER LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE

After months of input from our Clients and Staff, our development team is pleased to roll out new look of Stanger Surveying and our interactive website.

Here are are few things you will find on stangercorp.com:
  • 24/7 Client access to files
  • Online Demonstrations
  • Downloadable Brochure
  • InterActive Scholarship Applications by State
  • Surveying Education through our Survey School (not accredited)
  • Safety Guidelines by Topic
  • Interactive Job Application
  • HDS Demo Request Form
  • A Comprehensive Look at Stanger Surveying Experience and Expertise
  • Bid Request Form
  • Regional Updates
  • Stanger News Updates
  • Industry News
  • Survey Camp Enrolment
  • Site Search powered by Google
  • User Friendly Contact & Question Forms
  Please feel free to contact us if we missed the mark and there is something else you would like to see on our new site. As always, we are here to provide Professional Service, On Time and On Target.

 

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