The Division is the premier body representing licensed and registered surveyors in South Australia since the first meeting of the South Australian Institute in 1882. The Division has enjoyed close co-operation with the former Surveyors Boards (the first being established by an Act of Parliament in 1887). Government Surveyors through the Office of the Surveyor-General and related professional bodies, SSSI-SA and CSSA, work together for the benefit of the Division and the Licensed Surveying Profession in our State.
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The Survey Act 1992 provides the legislation for the regulation of the surveying profession in South Australia. Its framework involves a sharing of the regulatory responsibilities between industry and government. The Institution of Surveyors Australia, South Australia Division Inc (ISASA) (The Division) is the is statutory body responsible for controlling the training and conduct of licensed and registered surveyors in South Australia.
This document contains all matters and procedures for the efficient management of the "Institution of Surveyors Australia, South Australia Division Inc." (ISASA). For procedures and Forms for Training, Licencing and Registration, Complaints, Ethics and Professional Practice, Mutual Recognition, or Register of Surveyors please refer to this document.
Surveying offers variety, interest, longevity, security, advancement, good salaries and community respect. Surveyors can work in high density cities to very remote and isolated areas, or even travel the world. We do everything from reviewing terrain from helicopters, to surveying the oceans and environment, to subdividing residential land parcels.
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