TTLS
Membership No. 3
620-6655
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 306
797-8511
La Brea, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 9
639-4845 (W); 639-6140 (F) 778-1222
Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 10
Barataria, San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 12
763-7421
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 20
735-7159
New Grant, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 21
675-1989 (W); 657-4117 (H); 675-9125 (F); 789-6075
El Socorro Rd, San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 25
753-7764
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 268
794-6669
Debe, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 32
653-1886 (H); 754-9276
Penal, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 260
702 9575
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 33
290-0912 cell
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 34
781-1076
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 42
767-3553 (C); 693-2443 (H) 623-4663 Ext 5510 (W)
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 43
766-6018 (C); 638-2431 (H) 359-3125 - cell
San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 46
680-9331 (C)
St Joseph, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 48
681-9403
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 50
Trincity, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 60
686-6034
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 61
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 63
Tacarigua, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 65
638-3244 (W); 632-2109 (H); 678-0592 (C)
Barataria, San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 191
689-8969/ 302-6032
Chaguanas Borough Corporation, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 70
681-9684
Arima, Trinidad and Tobago
MRICS
Membership No. 71
756-8830
Barataria, San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 73
624-1568 (W); 657-2119 (H) 788-2115
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 323
290-3556
Fyzabad Rd, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 80
751-5719
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 83
680-7041
Marabella, San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 87
681-0391
Couva, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 88
780-5555
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 90
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 92
682-8730 (C)
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 96
686-0397
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 97
686-4195
Arima, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 98
652-1314 (W); 620-4777 (C)
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 100
665-9504 (H); 682-8946 (C)
Longdenville, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 102
221-7202 (H); 685-8637
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 107
685-4488
Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 259
776-3658
Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 293
720-3390 / 304-0256
Penal, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 296
368-3001
Valencia, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 115
Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 120
672-6010 (W); 665-8402 (H) 686-6542 (C)
Chaguanas Borough Corporation, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 319
733-9645
Sangre Grande, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 124
336-3245
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 126
628-6682
St Clair, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 129
686-5223
Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 134
657-4350 (H); 757-5078
La Romain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 257
Rio Claro, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 139
355-7899
Cunupia, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 142
663-8412 (H); 681-2671
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 242
784 2825
New Grant, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 144
752-8856 (C); 652-5091 (H); 653-7753 (F)
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 154
763-8050
Southern Main Rd, Cunupia, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 155
480-8114
Couva, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 157
Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 159
682-0415
Belmont, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 0124
776-1699
Barataria, San Juan, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 171
644-2497(H)/799-5825
Rio Claro, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 172
Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago
LSE
Membership No. 178
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 179
290-0911
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 180
682-0189
Gasparillo, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 183
671-4030 (W); 640-5954 (H); 620-6008 (C)
Chaguanas Borough Corporation, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 292
647-4968 / 317-4075
Penal, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 190
735-4235
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 200
624-1568 (W); 638-7983 (H) 483-2649 (C)
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No.
642-1230, 680-8967
Belmont, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 214
624-0811 (W); 626-3896 (F) 381-6937 / 780-5721
Pelican Ext. Rd, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 217
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 224
649-5500 (W); 647-4277 (H); 701-6936 (C)
Penal, Trinidad and Tobago
Membership No. 228
662-2002 Ext 82564 (W) 662-2002 Ext 2566 (F) 473-5541 (C)
St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 239
688-9602
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
TTLS
Membership No. 240
638-3865 (W); 638-2981 (F); 680-9952 (C)
St Anns, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Land Surveying in Trinidad and Tobago
In Trinidad and Tobago, land surveying" means any process of determining, mapping or planning the position of or locating a point, a parcel of land, a body of water, or a structure, in relation to survey marks or any other structure whether manmade or natural or determining, mapping or planning the dimensions or form of a parcel of land or body of water.
Land Surveyors carry out a multitude of surveys as part of the land development process. Surveying encompasses the specialized fields of hydrography, engineer surveying, cadastral and land management, photogrammetry, geodesy or cartography.
Development is defined in the Town and Country Planning Act as the act of sub-division of land. All legal transfer of land title requires that a sketch or plan accompany the registered document or instrument of the transfer. The cadastral plan provides a unique description of the subject of the transfer and identifies any physical encumbrance or hinderance that may affect the use of the land. Cadastral plans must be signed by a duly authorized officer called a Trinidad and Tobago Land Surveyor or historically called a Licensed Surveyor, and must be registered with the Director of Surveys.
The Cadastral Surveying
A cadastral Survey is the definition of land boundaries for the purposes of ownership or transfer of ownership of land. ('cadastral surveying" means determining the form, contour, position, area, shape, height, depth or nature of any part of the earth or of any natural or artificial features, and the position, length, and direction of bounding lines on, below or above any part of the earth for the purposes of making legal plans defining boundaries and registering land or documents with appropriate authorities. This type of survey can only be executed by a TTLS. In commissioning a cadastral survey care should be taken to ensure that you are dealing with a person registered as a TTLS.
Engineering Surveying
An Engineering Surveyor is the professional who practices in the fields of Data Collection and Setting-Out. The Draft Land Surveyors Code of Best Practice (2000), provides the guidelines for the conduct of engineer (Click here). Engineering surveys cover a wide cross-section of infrastructure projects in the built environment such as roads, buildings and drainage infrastructure.
Hydrographic Surveying
Hydrographic data is important for coastal zone management, environmental monitoring, resource development (including hydrocarbon and mineral exploitation), legal and jurisdictional issues, ocean and meteorological modelling, engineering and construction planning, intercoastal tidal and many other uses. Hydrographic surveys provide mapping of coastlines and waterways to ensure safe passage/navigation and frequently have to meet international standards such as the “IHO Standards for Hydrographic Surveys, Special publication No. 44”.
Photogrammetric Surveys
Photogrammetrists utilize data acquired from remotely sensed platforms such as aircraft, drones, satellites and other sensors in the visible and non-visible spectrum to produce survey reports and maps. An “Aerial Survey” means the collecting of information about land or marine topography or resources through the use of airborne vehicles, equipped with recording devices such as cameras, scanners or other recorders utilising any electromagnetic medium. This type of surveying maps large areas where individual surveys via cadastral and engineering means may not be practical.
Geodetic Surveys
Geodesy is the science of accurately measuring and understanding three fundamental properties of Earth: its geometric shape, its orientation in space, and its gravity field, as well as the changes of these properties with time. Geodetic measurements are made using a variety of satellites, ground-based sensors and receivers, laser ranging devices, radio beacons, radio telescopes, and data-integration methods—a set of tools collectively known as the precise geodetic infrastructure. The geodetic infrastructure provides accurate information about fundamental properties of the Earth as they change over time. Geodetic networks enable piecemeal mapping and surveys to be woven into a seamless surface to cover the national and international scale.
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