Building Surveying

This qualification reflects the function of construction surveyors or certifiers who apply comprehension of compliance requirements and construction methods and substances to the execution of statutory construction surveying requirements or to the provision of advisory construction surveying services.The scope of work undertaken by construction surveyors varies across jurisdictions and could include:providing code-consulting advice to customers on the compliance requirements to planned construction developmentsprocessing planning and construction applicationsconducting required construction inspectionsauditing buildings and following upon regions of non-complianceissuing certificates of occupancy.Building surveyors require an understanding of relevant compliance requirements and of traditional, emerging and new construction methods and substances. They produce a significant contribution to the development and construction of the built environment, frequently in cooperation with specialist advisers to check and verify that the planned and precise building works are compliant and to make sure the protection of construction occupants.Building surveyors work at a highly regulated environment and must carry out their job ethically and based on legislative and legislative requirements.Licensing, legislative, regulatory or certification requirements apply to construction surveying in certain States. Relevant property and state regulatory authorities must be consulted to ensure all those requirements.

There are no entry requirements for this qualification.