Reference Marks
Boundary pegs don’t last forever and more often than not, will get damaged or destroyed over time. To help re-establish that position for future surveys,
Lot Numbers
Once the boundary corners are marked, we then use a plate and stamp the Lot numbers of the property. This Lot number is as per
Boundary Pegs
Have you ever noticed markers around the edge of your property? Surveyors use marks such as pegs, hallmarks & rivets to mark the exact corner
Meet the new Quantum Surveys rig!
Meet the new Quantum Surveys rig! We’ve had this Toyota Landcruiser 300 series purpose built for remote work with incredible ability to perform in the most
The world’s largest radio telescope
Quantum Surveys are privileged and excited to be currently working on the world’s largest radio telescope with SKA Observatory – SKAO installed on Wajarri Yamaji
Meet Robbie the Robot!
Robbie is a tiny mobile robot who will accompany the Quantum Surveys Team for the Square Kilometre Array telescope project, known as SKA-Low. The robot
Meet Darcy
Darcy Ingle has just completed his third year of a Bachelor of Surveying (Honours) Degree at Curtin University in Perth WA. When he’s on holiday
GIS Day
During November we celebrated GIS Day – a day for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the experts using geospatial data for smart city planning and
A Unique Find
Now here’s something you don’t see every day… one of our Directors Roger Hunt – Licensed Surveyor was completing a subdivision on a farm near