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Professionals

Sub-Major Group

Science and Engineering Professionals

Minor Group

216

Architects, Planners, Surveyors and Designers

Unit Group

2165

Cartographers and Surveyors

Minor Unit Group

MASCO Code

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Surveyor

STEM

Occupation that includes Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics element

Surveyor is responsible for measuring, mapping, and analysing land and site data to support planning, design, construction, and operational activities. They establish control points, boundaries, alignments, and levels, verify the accuracy of measurements and drawings, and resolve dimensional discrepancies. Their work includes liaising with consultants and site teams, preparing survey records, conducting as-built surveys, and using advanced instruments and technology to ensure precise and reliable data across diverse environments.

Tasks

Conduct field surveys to establish property boundaries, land features, control points, alignments, and levels, ensuring accuracy.

Prepare and maintain maps, sketches, survey records, and reports based on survey findings for clients and stakeholders.

Analyse survey data and verify measurements and drawings for accuracy and compliance with standards.

Use advanced technology such as Global Positioning System (GPS), total stations, and Geographic Information System (GIS) software to enhance survey precision.

Coordinate with architects, engineers, consultants, site teams, and government authorities to integrate survey data into planning and construction documents.

Supervise field teams and ensure proper calibration and maintenance of survey instruments.

Assess and describe land surfaces, and conduct as-built surveys for property, construction, and development purposes.

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Surveying

Skills

Basic

Attention to detail to ensure precise survey measurements and high-quality results.

Basic computer skills for using software tools and interpreting technical drawings and maps.

Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to analyse survey data and resolve on-site issues.

Effective verbal and written communication skills for collaborating with teams and clients.

Mathematical and analytical skills for accurate calculations and data interpretation.

Specific

Ability to analyse and interpret spatial data using Geographic Information System (GIS) and advanced survey data techniques.

Ability to supervise field teams and coordinate accurate survey data collection and field operations.

Knowledge in local land laws, property legislation, and surveying standards for regulatory compliance.

Proficiency in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Geographic Information System (GIS) software for survey data analysis, mapping, and three-dimensional modelling.

Proficiency in drone-based aerial surveying and data collection.

Proficiency in operating modern surveying instruments.

Additional Info

QUALIFICATION

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

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