Our consulting staff at Murray Hislop Surveyors is comprised of registered professional surveyors, draftsmen and a planner. The collective knowledge, garnered from over 70 years experience in matters relating to land and its use allows Murray Hislop Surveyors to provide smooth project management from the start to finish of projects. Our in-depth understanding of the intricacies of the Land Transfer system make Murray Hislop Surveyors an ideal partner for utility organisation wishing to undertake projects of complexity and significant extent. Our surveying team are resourceful and innovative in response to the many challenging and unique surveying situations they encounter. Our employees are also proficient in the use of advanced technological equipment such as GPS (Global Positioning System).

Meet the team:

Murray Hislop – Director, Registered Professional Surveyor BSc., BSurv., RPSurv., MNZIS Murray started working in the Waikato Region in 1980, working as a surveyor for the firm of Gibbs and Carter. In 1983 he gained a position with Waipa County Council as a surveyor working a wide range of surveys from boundary definitions to legalisation surveys as well as being the rural drainage engineer. With the change to Waipa District Council he became the Planning Systems Engineer which involved most of the previous duties with the addition of processing all subdivision applications in respect to engineering conditions.In 1993, Murray established his own survey practice – Murray Hislop Surveyors Ltd.

Stuart Gower – Survey Assistant Stuart has experienced a number of dynamic changes in a varied career. Prior to joining MHSurveyors Stuart experienced 20 yrs of dairy tanker driving. His encyclopaedic knowledge of Waipa and Otorohanga many and varied roads never fails to provide great logistic solutions and ready access to project sites. With some 20yrs of field surveying to his credit Stuart is well equipped to provide pragmatic survey solutions.