Plowman Craven sets up Australian office

By on 12 December, 2024
A head-and-shoulders photo of Mark Howells, Australian managing director of surveying company Plowman Craven.
Mark Howells

UK-headquartered surveying company Plowman Craven has opened an office in Sydney and appointed Mark Howells as its local managing director.

Plowman Craven, which also has offices in the US and India, describes itself as specialising in delivering high-quality geospatial data for sectors such as  property, rail, infrastructure and logistics.

In April this year, the company secured private equity backing from Agathos to speed its international expansion, as well as to continue development of its digital service offering.

Howells will oversee the company’s strategic business direction in Australia and will be responsible for growth objectives in the region. He comes to the role having built up leadership experience in the geomatics, real estate and engineering sectors, having spent more than 20 years with Plowman Craven in the UK.

After relocating to Australia in 2023, Howells has re-joined the surveying company to support its expansion in the Australian market.

“The launch of Plowman Craven Australia is a significant milestone for us. It’s a region that we are committed to and where we see tremendous potential,” said Howells.

Plowman Craven says its services range from detailed surveys to advanced 3D modelling and data analysis, including leasing surveys, BIM, structural and environmental monitoring, aerial and inspection services, and floor flatness surveys.

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