Surveyors will measure the size and shape of an area of land using specialised tools and technology and will determine the position of boundaries of public or private land. They will create property titles through plans for subdivision and will compile and evaluate data gathered from field studies. They will interpret codes and laws to provide professional advice about legal matters relating to boundaries and titles and will study the natural and social environment, measure land and marine resources, and use the data in planning development of property, land and buildings in urban, rural and regional areas. They will work with architects, engineers and developers to plan and monitor construction projects and will produce plans, maps, files, charts and reports.
Avg Salary
Australia  $103,400 AUD
United Kingdom  £40,053 GBP
United States of America  $87,966 USD
New Zealand  $100,000 NZD
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