At a Glance
- Tasks: Assist in delivering diverse surveying projects from fieldwork to final plans.
- Company: Join a supportive team with experienced professionals in a regional setting.
- Benefits: Enjoy a birthday leave, wellbeing subsidy, and referral bonuses.
- Other info: Gain exposure to various projects and clear pathways to professional registration.
- Why this job: Make a meaningful impact in your community while developing your career.
- Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in surveying and practical experience required.
The predicted salary is between 72000 - 88000 $ per year.
Working closely with our Survey Manager, Registered Surveyor and senior team members, you’ll be involved in the delivery of projects from fieldwork through to final plans and reporting.
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 have a strong interest in continuing professional development and working towards Registered Surveyoraccreditation.
- 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;
- Diverse project exposure across cadastral, engineering and control surveys;
- Supportive leadership and mentoring from experienced professionals;
- Clear development pathways towards registration;
- 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;
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Graduate Surveyor – Dubbo employer: Amey
As a Graduate Surveyor in Dubbo, you'll join a supportive team that values professional growth and community impact. With access to experienced mentors, clear pathways to registration, and unique benefits like an extra day off for your birthday and a wellbeing subsidy, this role offers a fulfilling work culture that prioritises both personal and professional development.
