News

RM Surveys was proud to sponsor a surveying student award at Curtin University’s School of Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS) prizegiving ceremony, held on Friday 30 May 2025.

Geospatial services help us understand the world in smarter ways — from where things are to how they’re changing over time. By gathering and applying spatial data, these services empower better decisions across land, infrastructure, and environmental assets.

This inaugural April 2025 issue of The Reference Mark showcases how RM Surveys is combining leadership changes, long-term team development, and technology adoption to strengthen its position as a precision-focused surveying partner across Western Australia and beyond.

From 27 May to 3 June, RM Surveys joins communities across Australia in celebrating National Reconciliation Week 2025, embracing this year’s theme: Bridging Now to Next.

The WA Land Surveyors Licensing Board (LSLB) has announced its third successful prosecution involving unregistered surveyors, reinforcing the importance of licensing across the profession. Licensing ensures that only qualified professionals are legally authorised to define property boundaries.

Dimensional Control & Metrology is a high-precision field of measurement used in industries where accuracy is critical. Unlike traditional surveying, which captures broader site data, this specialised approach ensures that components are fabricated, assembled, and installed with absolute accuracy.

If you’re managing a large-scale construction project, planning a new development, or upgrading critical infrastructure, ensuring that every stage of your project runs smoothly is key.

This leadership transition marks a pivotal moment for RM Surveys, with Peter Marcello building on Geoff Robb’s three-decade legacy to drive future-focused growth in technology, workforce development, and client service across Australia’s surveying sector.

The Surveyor Generals Corner, the intersection of Western Australia, South Australia, and the Northern Territory, holds a significant place in Australia’s surveying history.

RM Surveys recommends a 3D model of underground utilities for spatial accuracy when making critical decisions around critical assets. Mapping and modelling underground assets always accurately determine their location, even when the ground levels change as the project progresses.