WELCOME TO SIZ

A Voluntary Association

Enhancing Surveying

Land Surveying, Engineering & Mining Surveying and Spatial Information
Management.

Welcome To SIZ Official Site

The Survey Institute of Zimbabwe (SIZ) is a body representing the interests of surveying and spatial science professionals, combining the disciplines of land surveying, engineering & mining surveying and spatial information management.

WHAT WE ARE ALL ABOUT

Our Mission

To continuosly develop and raise the profile of geo-spatial engineering disciplines in Zimbabwe to enable sustainable delivery of professional services.

Our Vision

To be the prime reference body fostering a common understanding of all geo-spatial engineering disciplines in Zimbabwe in line with international standards.

Objectives

To promote interest in surveying and enhance the usefulness of this profession to the public; To further the professional and technical knowledge, and thereby enhancing

Disciplines

Engineering & Topographical Survey

This usually involves the production of site plans to be used for design and reference purposes in engineering projects. Projects need setting out on the actual ground after designing . This applies to any substantial structures we see around us, be it a dam, bridge tunnel or sky-scrappers. Even after the construction process itself, the structures require careful and continuous monitoring to avert danger.

Mine Survey

The safety and productivity of mines depends on the mine surveyors. Often working in very arduous conditions, they prepare plans of underground and surface works, control tunneling and cutting operations, and where necessary calculate precise areas and volumes.

Land Survey

This covers mainly cadastral surveys. Routine tasks include surveying new land parcels, subdivision and consolidation of land, relocation of beacons and resolution of boundary disputes. This requires an understanding of the legal framework regarding land and practical surveying skills. In order to practise as a Land Surveyor registration with the Council of Land Surveyors is mandatory.

Spatial Information Management

Spatial refers to place, space or location. Since everything is “somewhere” on the earth’s surface, spatial information and spatial technologies have broad ranging and important uses. The spatial industry helps us understand our world, its people and solve issues relating to the environment, hazards and development from community to a global scale.

2018 Indaba and 51st Annual General Meeting

“EMBRACING SMART TECHNOLOGIES- TOWARDS A SPATIALLY ENABLED AND MATURE SOCIETY FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT” Venue: MATOPO NATIONAL PARK Dates: 29 – 30 JUNE 2018 Attendance Fees: $ 165 (Accommodation, Food and Conference Fees) Payments to : Survey Institute of Zimbabwe FBC Bank, Neson Mandela […]