Become an Ontario Land Surveyor
Association of Ontario Land Surveyors
Chart a dynamic career in professional land surveying and geomatics in Ontario. Discover the multitude of opportunities, diverse work environments, technology and essential role our professionals are playing in various economic sectors.
who we are
We are responsible for the licensing and governance of professional land surveyors in Ontario.
The Association of Ontario Land Surveyors (AOLS) ensures that all licensed and registered surveyors meet the highest standards of professionalism and ethics. We provide resources and support for the surveying profession, ensuring the integrity and accuracy of land measurements across Ontario.
Land surveyors and geomatics professionals possess a highly valued and respected skillset
Ontario Land Surveyors and Registered Geomatics Professionals typically earn $70,000 to over $200,000 per year. Business owners can experience even higher earnings.
The unique opportunity to work on site and at a desk.
Surveying offers a variety of experiences, from spending time outdoors capturing and analyzing field data to preparing plans and problem-solving using that data in an office setting.
Discover hidden landscapes, from remote wilderness to bustling urban landscapes.
Land surveyors work in various environments and cultures. This career offers unique travel opportunities to destinations where few others get to go.
Discover how land surveyors and geomatics professionals shape landscapes and city skylines.
The checkerboard of land and roads you see from an airplane, the intricate layout of urban landscapes, and the development of rural areas have all been influenced by land surveyors. These professionals play a crucial role in positioning superhighways, underwater tunnels, massive skyscrapers, and residential housing. Their work ensures precise land measurements and contributes to both large-scale infrastructure projects and smaller, equally important developments like preserving wetlands, parks, and green spaces.
Opportunities iN the Land Surveying and Geomatics Industry
Explore the dynamic opportunities in the land surveying and geomatics industry in Ontario, featuring cutting-edge technology and substantial earning potential.
LET'S GET STARTED
Land surveying is a diverse field with opportunities as professional surveyors, technologists, and technicians. Explore the different areas to find your ideal career path in land surveying.
PROFESSIONAL SURVEYOR
As a Professional Surveyor, you will play a critical role in property development, construction, and public infrastructure projects. Your expertise will ensure accurate and legal land measurements.
Technologists & Technicians
Technologists and technicians leverage their expertise in surveying techniques and technology to collect and analyze complex data, crucially contributing to high-precision projects.
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