Professional Land Surveyors

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read morePLSO offers a variety of mentorship programs including job shadows or peer-to-peer discussions. PLSO will match your need for additional skills, information, and expertise with a qualified mentor. Mentorships may include ride-alongs, one-on-one tutoring, internships, mentoring for high school senior projects, and chances for professional collaboration. Note: Mentors looking to download the participant waiver form will find it in the Members Only Section here.

read moreIf you are looking for a position within the survey profession, please feel free to post your resume for potential employers to see.

read moreThe Annual Conference is being held online. Registrants will receive an email with instructions on how to login and download the app. Once received, you may login at any time, up to 6-months post event to watch seminars that have been recorded. The conference offers distance learning and online networking with other attendees for the surveying profession. It also includes vendor exhibits, Education and Outreach Auction, Awards Ceremony and the annual PLSO Membership meeting. Yes, you can receive up to 18 PDHs in live sessions, and come back later to watch recorded sessions.

read moreThe PLSO and the Oregon Young Surveyors Network (OrYSN) gathered resources to help future Oregon Professional Surveyors study for the Oregon State Specific PLS exam. Materials listed below were suggested by individuals who have recently passed the exam. The suggested materials include a mix of books and documents. Selected documents are available in PDF format for your enjoyment and are in the categorized folders below. Oregon's state specific exam is open book. At a minimum, successful test takers should have printouts of the Statutes and Rules listed on the exam syllabus and the OCRS Manual in addition to reference materials such as the BLM Manual and a legal dictionary to have a successful test day.

read moreSeminar programs are mixed between live and recorded sessions, with attendees being able to check in for six months to see all sessions, giving you longer visibility. Go to Whova Exhibitor Guide for more information. PLSO understands this medium is completely new to a lot of you. It's also new to us. However, as we have moved the Conference online this year, we feel confident in our decision to use Whova as a tool to do virtually anything we want.

read moreLess daily hours over more days, watching live seminar sessions with well-known presenters, opportunity to watch quality PDH hours after they've been recorded, vendor demonstration videos and contacts, fun silent auction items, and smiles on our faces. Yes, it's online this year, where we can virtually do anything we want - just not get you sick.

read moreFind a professional land surveyor to help protect your property investment. Start a simple search below by entering a name or town in the search box or enable 'Advanced Search' to search by counties served or a general list of services. Only a licensed professional land surveyor may provide a legal land survey and create or modify boundaries or easements. Always consider qualifications and if a surveyor is licensed to work in the State of Oregon.