Field Hydrographic Surveyor: Travel Queensland & Grow

Queensland Government; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Superannuation

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Professional development opportunities

Inclusive workplace

Job summary

Queensland Government's Maritime Safety Queensland seeks a Hydrographic Surveyor to deliver expert hydrographic surveying services across Queensland’s waters. The role involves planning and executing surveys, preparing cost estimates and project reports, and advising on survey technologies.

You will mentor graduates, support tidal infrastructure maintenance, and travel for up to four weeks as required. A degree in surveying is essential, with Level 1 certification desirable and a valid driver’s

Qualifications

• Hold a Degree in Surveying from a recognised tertiary institution.
• Criminal history screening will be conducted.
• A valid open driver’s licence is required.
• Willingness to travel throughout Queensland for up to four weeks.
• Six-month probation period applies.
• Level 1 certification with AHSCP is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Plan and conduct hydrographic surveys across Queensland, including field and remote environments.
• Prepare cost estimates, survey instructions and detailed project reports.
• Provide expert technical advice to internal and external stakeholders, including management and port authorities.
• Mentor and train graduate surveyors and team members.
• Assist with accurate storage and maintenance of tidal infrastructure.
• Research and implement emerging technologies to improve survey operations.

Skills

Hydrographic surveying

Stakeholder communication

Field work

Project planning

Decision making

Professional development

Education

Bachelor's degree in Surveying

Job description

Queensland Government's Maritime Safety Queensland seeks a Hydrographic Surveyor to deliver expert hydrographic surveying services across Queensland’s waters. The role involves planning and executing surveys, preparing cost estimates and project reports, and advising on survey technologies.

You will mentor graduates, support tidal infrastructure maintenance, and travel for up to four weeks as required. A degree in surveying is essential, with Level 1 certification desirable and a valid driver’s