Graduate Surveyor

Your responsibilities will include: Assisting with and progressively leading components of cadastral, engineering and control surveys;

Undertaking survey fieldwork, calculations and survey searching;

Preparing and drafting survey plans and reports using CAD software (Auto CAD and Topcon Magnet);

Supporting the checking, finalisation and filing of plans and documentation;

Liaising with internal team members, clients and external stakeholders;

Managing survey equipment and vehicles; Contributing to projects in line with agreed timeframes, budgets and quality standards.

This role offers a balance of office‑based and field work, with exposure to varied environments and project types.

​​​​Qualifications You’ll also have a strong interest in continuing professional development and working towards Registered Surveyor accreditation.

Required Experience A bachelor’s degree in surveying or equivalent;

Practical experience across surveying fieldwork and drafting;

Proficiency in Auto CAD, Topcon Magnet and Microsoft Office (or similar software programs) and strong IT skills and ability to learn relevant software programs;

Working knowledge of relevant surveying and planning legislation;

Strong time management, attention to detail and problem‑solving skills;

Confident communication skills and the ability to work well in a team;

A proactive approach and accountability for your work;

A current Australian driver’s licence.

Perks Diverse project exposure across cadastral, engineering and control surveys;

Supportive leadership and mentoring from experienced professionals;

Clear development pathways towards registration;

A collaborative, values‑driven culture; A regional role with meaningful community impact;

Additional day of leave on your Birthday!

Annual $250 wellbeing subsidy toward healthy lifestyle initiatives;

Help grow our team with a generous referral bonus scheme;

Plus heaps more!

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