SAMUEL ROBINSON
Pilots at Bayshore Dr, Miami, FL

License number

Florida A1610004

Issued Date

Sep 2015

Expiration Date

Mar 2016

Professional information

International Network Consultant

Location:

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

Industry:

Professional Training & Coaching

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Entrepreneurship, Marketing Strategy, Business Development, Strategic Planning, Lead Generation, Team Building, Online Advertising, Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Public Speaking, Social Networking, Team Leadership, New Business Development, Project Management, Business Strategy, Network Administration, Microsoft Office, Communication, PowerPoint, Keynote, Customer Service, MCSE 2003, Network Marketing Professional, Online Marketing, Leadership, Training, Leadership Development, Coaching, Marketing Communications, Business Planning, Sales, Social Media, Event Management, Direct Sales, Direct Marketing, Management, Networking

Interests:

New Technology, Fuel treatment solutions,Investing, Current trends, Marketing, Action movies, Training, People, Energy, Faith based charities, Power shifts, Public speaking

Languages:

Spanish, English

Sewer Invert Elevation Measuring Instrument

US Patent:

5309644, May 10, 1994

Filed:

Nov 18, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/978489

Inventors:

Samuel P. Robinson - Miami FL
Lionel G. Heroux - Miramar FL

International Classification:

G01C 1500

US Classification:

33293

Abstract:

An instrument and method for measuring the invert of a sewer pipe relative to a manhole employs a horizontal bar which spans the manhole and rests upon its rim. A sight rod is slideably mounted on a sleeve fixed to the bar. The sleeve has adjustments for mounting the bar in true vertical and plumb position with a spirit level. Removably connected to the lower end of the rod is an arm which extends laterally and below the rod at its distal end. The rod is lowered until the distal end of the arm contacts the invert of the pipe. The vertical distance between the bottom of the arm at contact with the invert and the intersection of the rod with the bottom of the horizontal bar yields the desired elevation. It may be read directly off the sight rod when the rod is specially marked with corrected graduations.