Land Information Officer

Central Coast Council NSW; Central Coast Council; Hybrid; AUD 77,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9 day fortnight

Hybrid work arrangement

Flexible working conditions

Job summary

Central Coast Council NSW is seeking a Land Information Officer to research complex property matters, interpret titles and survey plans, and maintain essential systems. You will provide timely advice to customers and stakeholders, ensuring quality service for the community.

The role offers a permanent full-time position with a 9 day fortnight, hybrid work (2 days from home, 3 onsite), and progression opportunities up to the top of the salary band.

Qualifications

• Experience with cadastral data, land titles, survey plans.
• Strong database skills with high accuracy.
• Clear communication and a customer-first approach.
• Certificate IV in Office Administration or conveyancing-related field, or equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

• Create, maintain and audit property, rating and name and address records.
• Research and resolve complex land, title, addressing and property enquiries.
• Interpret Certificates of Title and survey plans and relevant legislation.
• Coordinate conveyancing certificates, road naming and street addressing.
• Work with internal teams and external stakeholders to provide timely advice.

Skills

Cadastral data

Database skills

Attention to detail

Customer service

Communication

Problem solving

Education

Certificate IV in Office Administration or conveyancing-related field

Tools

GIS tools

Cadastral software

Job description

Do you enjoy solving complex property questions and helping people find the information they need? As a Land Information Officer, you'll play a key role in delivering trusted property and land information services, ensuring customers receive timely, accurate advice while contributing to positive outcomes for the community.

• Work locally with a 9 day fortnight
• Work with a supportive and professional team
• Career opportunities

About the role

In this varied role, you'll research complex property matters, interpret titles and survey plans, maintain key systems and provide timely advice to customers and stakeholders.

This position is required to provide quality customer service and create value for the community.

What you will be doing

• Create, maintain and audit property, rating and name and address records
• Research and resolve complex land, title, addressing and property enquiries
• Interpret Certificates of Title, survey plans and relevant legislation
• Coordinate conveyancing certificates, road naming and street addressing
• Work closely with internal teams, government agencies, customers and other stakeholders
• Provide practical advice, system support and a professional customer experience

To be successful in this role, you will bring

• Experience with cadastral data, land titles, survey plans and NSW property requirements
• Strong database skills and exceptional accuracy
• The confidence to investigate issues, interpret complex information and recommend solutions
• Clear communication, sound judgement and a customer-first approach
• A Certificate IV in Office Administration or a property or conveyancing-related field, or equivalent contemporary experience
• A current Class C Driver Licence

The commencing salary for this position is up to $76.5K. Central Coast Council also provides progression opportunities for employees to progress up to the maximum salary of $88.6K on completion of assessment of skills and performance plus 12% superannuation

• We have a permanent full-time available.
• This role will be able to access a 9 day fortnight
• We are able to offer hybrid and flexible working conditions for this role - 2 days from home and 3 days onsite
• This role is located at the Wyong Administration Building

Want to know more?

The contact person for this role is Philip Horan, Section Manager Cyber ITIL and Information Governance. You can contact Phil on 0431 002 ***.

This position will close for applications at midnight on Sunday, 1 November 2026.