Land surveying & GIS

Measurement, mapping and spatial insight that support sound project decisions.

Make decisions with precision

See your site clearly.

Reliable spatial information gives your project a stronger foundation. We help clients understand their site, prepare accurate mapping and coordinate survey requirements for development and construction.

Build on reliable site information
Survey information becomes useful when it is matched to the decision it needs to support. The required accuracy, reference system, coverage and output formats should be agreed before fieldwork begins.
Match outputs to design needs
Measurement, mapping and spatial insight that support sound project decisions.
Coordinate boundaries and layouts
Regulated survey work must be assigned to appropriately authorised professionals; the responsible specialist is confirmed in the proposal.
Reduce avoidable remeasurement
See your site clearly.

Survey information becomes useful when it is matched to the decision it needs to support. The required accuracy, reference system, coverage and output formats should be agreed before fieldwork begins.

Scope of service

What the work can include.

Regulated survey work must be assigned to appropriately authorised professionals; the responsible specialist is confirmed in the proposal.

05 Steps Process
01
Topographic and geospatial information
Capture site features and levels for the agreed purpose. Define coverage, detail and deliverable formats with the client and design team.
02
Cadastral and boundary coordination
Review the available land records and the boundary or subdivision requirement. Regulated work is assigned to appropriately authorised specialists.
03
Construction setting out
Coordinate the agreed layout information and site access to support setting out and checks during construction. Design information and reference controls must be clear.
04
As-built verification
Record completed works for the agreed handover or verification purpose. Specify which features are included and how the results will be presented.
05
GIS and environmental mapping
Combine spatial information with planning or environmental questions, including land-use mapping, sensitive areas and wetland-related site information.
Typical outputs

A useful handover. A clearer next step.

The agreed proposal defines the exact deliverables and professional responsibilities. Typical outputs may include:

Survey or mapping outputs

Spatial data in agreed formats

Findings and technical handover

Prepare: Site location and area

Prepare: Purpose of survey and required accuracy

Prepare: Available plans, land records and access information

Service questions

Answers for your next decision.

Bring the information you have. The team will help identify the further work and records needed.

What helps you prepare a survey quotation?
Provide the location, approximate area, purpose, required detail and accuracy, preferred formats, site access and available drawings.
Will I receive CAD or GIS files?
Outputs and software formats are agreed in the proposal. Ask for the files your architect, engineer or planning team needs.
Can you confirm a boundary from a photograph?
A photograph can help explain the enquiry but is not a substitute for the relevant records and properly scoped professional work.
Can surveying connect to an environmental assessment?
Yes. Shared site information can support both workflows. Each specialist’s responsibility and deliverables remain clearly defined.
01 Steps Process
01
Information to prepare
  • Site location and area
  • Purpose of survey and required accuracy
  • Available plans, land records and access information
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