A construction survey gathers the data required for design and construction of a structure. The purpose of a construction survey is to provide accurate and precise information about the project site, including its dimensions, location, and any natural or man-made features that may impact the design and construction of the project.
A construction survey typically involves using specialized equipment and techniques to measure distances, angles, elevations, and other physical characteristics of the site. The survey data collected is then used to create detailed maps, drawings, and other plans that guide the construction process, such as determining where to lay foundations, roads, drainage systems, and other components of the project. Construction surveys are essential to ensure that the construction project meets safety standards, regulations, and the design requirements.