Fairline Survey Equipment Ltd

Short Course Day 3 - 25/05/2024
2024-05-25 08:00 - 14:30 (Europe/London) | Fairline Survey Equipment Ltd, Newark-On-Trent, United Kingdom
Discuss what programs to use when – personal preference
Set out points of known co-ordinates using the stake out function
Set out points in relation to a given line using the reference line function-
Set out points at a given chainage and offset along a radius, e.g. road centrelines using the reference arc function

There will be no more than four people in the teaching group this allows everyone the opportunity to spend as much time as possible behind the total station learning how to operate & get familiar with the programmes and setting up the total station correctly.

Short Course Day 2 - 18/05/2024
2024-05-18 08:00 - 14:30
Use techniques for improving and checking your accuracy and precision
View, edit, add and delete data
Create a local coordinate system for a building on gridlines
Describe a range of methods for plumbing columns and walls
Set-up the position and orientation of the total station using the resection or occupied point programs

There will be no more than four people in the teaching group this allows everyone the opportunity to spend as much time as possible behind the total station learning how to operate & get familiar with the programmes and setting up the total station correctly.

Short Course Day 1 - 11/05/2024
2024-05-11 08:00 - 14:30
Day 1

(6 hour training + 1 hour break)
Introduction to the course
What’s in the box
Set up the total station over a point
Carry out the relevant calibration checks (horizontal and vertical collimation error, trunnion axis, prism constant, optical/laser plummet, diaphragm orientation)
List the sources of error when using a total station
Set jobs into the total station and input work data
Understand prism constants and how they impact upon accuracies
Measure the horizontal distance and level differences between points using the tie-distance function
Practise setting up the total station at the correct working height for the individual. Setting the total station up over a point. Measuring distances learning about the different prism types and constants
Sighting targets. Using reference line & tie distance programs. Set up a local grid then carry out a resection

There will be no more than four people in the teaching group this allows everyone the opportunity to spend as much time as possible behind the total station learning how to operate & get familiar with the programmes and setting up the total station correctly.

Short Course Day 3 - 27/04/2024
2024-04-27 08:00 - 14:30

Short Course Day 2 - 20/04/2024
2024-04-20 08:00 - 14:30

Short Course Day 1 – 13/04/2024
2024-04-13 08:00 - 14:30
Day 1

(6 hour training + 1 hour break)
Introduction to the course
What’s in the box
Set up the total station over a point
Carry out the relevant calibration checks (horizontal and vertical collimation error, trunnion axis, prism constant, optical/laser plummet, diaphragm orientation)
List the sources of error when using a total station
Set jobs into the total station and input work data
Understand prism constants and how they impact upon accuracies
Measure the horizontal distance and level differences between points using the tie-distance function
Practise setting up the total station at the correct working height for the individual. Setting the total station up over a point. Measuring distances learning about the different prism types and constants.
Sighting targets. Using reference line & tie distance programs. Set up a local grid then carry out a resection.

There will be no more than four people in the teaching group this allows everyone the opportunity to spend as much time as possible behind the total station learning how to operate & get familiar with the programmes and setting up the total station correctly.

Short Course Day 1 - 31/07/22
2022-07-31 08:00 - 17:00
Day 1

(6 hour training + 1 hour break)
Introduction to the course
What’s in the box
Set up the total station over a point
Carry out the relevant calibration checks (horizontal and vertical collimation error, trunnion axis, prism constant, optical/laser plummet, diaphragm orientation)
List the sources of error when using a total station
Set jobs into the total station and input work data
Understand prism constants and how they impact upon accuracies
Measure the horizontal distance and level differences between points using the tie-distance function

Short Course Day 3 - 24/07/22
2022-07-24 10:00 - 18:00
Discuss what programs to use when – personal preference
Set out points of known co-ordinates using the stake out function
Set out points in relation to a given line using the reference line function-
Set out points at a given chainage and offset along a radius, e.g. road centrelines using the reference arc function

Short Course Day 2 - 23/07/22
2022-07-23 09:00 - 17:00
Use techniques for improving and checking your accuracy and precision
View, edit, add and delete data
Create a local coordinate system for a building on gridlines
Describe a range of methods for plumbing columns and walls
Set-up the position and orientation of the total station using the resection or occupied point programs

Short Course Day 2 - 17/07/22
2022-07-17 10:00 - 18:00
