Senior Surveyor

Precise Consultants; Victoria; On-site; AUD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Precise Consultants seeks a senior surveyor to lead project teams on major nationwide projects across Australia. Expect involvement in land, construction, and geomatics surveying with a strong focus on data accuracy and client results.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree in surveying or geomatics and professional licensure in Australia, along with extensive practical field experience and proficiency in surveying software.

Qualifications

• A bachelor's degree in surveying, geomatics, or a related field is typically required.
• Professional registration or licensure as a surveyor in Australia is also often a prerequisite.
• Significant practical experience in various surveying disciplines is crucial.

Responsibilities

• Lead survey teams on complex projects.
• Manage surveying projects from conception to delivery.
• Ensure data accuracy and quality of survey results for clients.
• Oversee use of advanced surveying equipment and software.
• Train junior staff where applicable.

Skills

Land surveying

Construction surveying

Spatial data analysis

Project management

Surveying software

Education

Bachelor's degree in surveying/geomatics

Professional registration/licensure in Australia

Tools

Surveying software

Job description

Discover rewarding senior surveyor opportunities across Australia. This role demands extensive experience in land surveying , construction surveying , and spatial data analysis. Ideal candidates possess strong project management skills, a keen eye for detail, and proficiency in surveying software . Explore roles requiring expertise in geomatics, cadastral surveying , and engineering surveying . Advance your career with leading firms seeking skilled professionals for challenging projects. Find your next senior surveyor position and contribute to significant infrastructure and development initiatives nationwide. This is your chance to secure a fulfilling career in a dynamic field.

Senior surveyors in Australia can expect to earn between $100,000 and $150,000 annually. This range can fluctuate based on experience, specific responsibilities, and the employer's location within Australia. Additional benefits and project bonuses may also be offered.

Key responsibilities include leading survey teams, managing complex surveying projects, ensuring data accuracy, and interpreting survey results for clients. Senior surveyors also often oversee the use of advanced surveying equipment and software, and may be involved in training junior staff.

A bachelor's degree in surveying , geomatics, or a related field is typically required. Professional registration or licensure as a surveyor in Australia is also often a prerequisite. Significant practical experience in various surveying disciplines is crucial.

Senior surveyors are sought after in construction, mining, infrastructure development, land development, and government sectors. These industries rely on precise spatial data for planning, execution, and compliance.

Leading employers for senior surveyors in Australia include companies like GHD , AECOM , and Jacobs . These firms are consistently involved in major projects across the country.