A licensed surveyor is the person entitled to undertake a survey to mark the boundaries of the property.
A licensed surveyor will define land boundaries and on request should provide a certified plan that confirms the work has been completed correctly.
Licensed surveyors may also practise in these aspects of surveying as well as land use, development and administration.
What surveyors do:
| Surveyors mark land boundaries – the lines that run between properties. They confirm existing boundaries, create new ones when land is subdivided or a development is being planned and provide advice on boundary issues. Surveyors use equipment such as theodolites (to measure angles), electronic distance meters, tapes and GPS units to measure land and define boundaries. Once they have surveyed a property, they draw up a plan for their client. |  |
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