We help architects and construction teams ensure that their projects progress according to their plans, and structures are built within given tolerances to comply with quality standards and building regulations.
Engineering surveys are required for the design and construction of civil engineering projects such as roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, landfill cells, landfill caps, mining infrastructure, pipelines and quarry infrastructure.
Engineering surveys support civil engineering and building projects from design through to completion, ensuring a project progresses according to its design, structures are built within given tolerances, and the work complies with quality standards and building regulations.
Across a typical project, engineering survey work includes:
Setout, control networks and as-built checks for everything from house extensions to industrial and commercial properties and multi storey buildings. At the Coles Customer Fulfilment Centre in Truganina, Landair delivered 2,200 hours of work, from grid-line and hold-down bolt setout to final as-built column checks.
Roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, landfill cells and caps, mining infrastructure, pipelines and quarries all rely on engineering surveys. On the Eastlink resurfacing project, Landair contributed over 2,500 surveying hours across three consecutive summers.
During and after construction, engineering surveys verify that structures sit where the design says they should: verticality checks of columns, flatness checks of slabs, locations of walls, and ongoing monitoring of structure and ground stability and settlement.
Depending on the stage of your project, Landair delivers:
All work is delivered under Landair’s ISO 9001 certified Quality Management System, audited every year by BSI Group.
Survey work that supports the design and construction of civil engineering and building projects: topographic data capture for design, control networks, setting out line and grade, quality control measurements during the build, monitoring, and as-built surveys of the finished works.
Civil engineering projects such as roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, landfill cells and caps, mining infrastructure, pipelines and quarries, plus building projects from house extensions to industrial and commercial properties and multi storey buildings.
If the new construction is on or near a title boundary, a Registered or Licensed Surveyor will need to undertake a title survey before construction occurs, to ensure there are no issues with buildings encroaching over title boundaries.
Yes. All Landair surveyors have construction induction cards and first aid qualifications, and work under comprehensive Occupational Health and Safety procedures including Safe Work Method Statements.
