About This Role
Surveying for civil construction projects is the core of this role, working alongside project managers, supervisors, and site crews to ensure accurate project set-out and construction according to plan. This position suits an experienced construction surveyor who will provide reliable survey data and support the team throughout all stages of construction.
Responsibilities
- Undertake site set-out for civil construction projects, including roads, stormwater, watermain, sewer, retaining walls, bulk earthworks, kerb and footpath
- Perform feature, control, detail, topographical, as-built and post-pour surveys as required
- Prepare and manage survey data using industry-standard software
- Liaise with Project Managers and Engineers regarding survey requirements
- Operate and maintain GPS, robotic total stations, and surveying software
- Undertake as-built surveys, monitor construction tolerances and carry out quality assurance checks to ensure compliance with project specifications
- Prepare and maintain accurate survey reports, maps, and documentation
- Create machine files (.cal, .svd, .svl, and others)
- Create UTS files (.ttm, dxf, .csv, and other) including TBM placement
- Verify design information and identify discrepancies before construction
- Assist with machine control models and digital terrain modelling
- Manage your workload effectively to ensure the timely delivery of results
- Promote and maintain safe work practices in accordance with company and legislative requirements
Requirements
- Previous experience as a Construction Surveyor within the civil construction industry
- Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Surveying and Spatial Information Services or equivalent qualifications recognised in Australia
- Experience with Trimble TSC7 controller and SPS930
- AutoCAD skills
- A strong understanding of civil construction and engineering surveying
- Experience in using Total Station, GPS and surveying software
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings and construction plans
- Excellent communications and problem-solving skills and the ability to work collaboratively with project teams
- Ability to work independently while managing competing priorities
- A current Australian driver’s licence
- A current General Construction Induction Card (White Card)
Benefits
- Collaborative and results-driven team that values innovation, accountability and confident decision-making
- Diverse and challenging civil construction projects
- A strong workplace culture, focused on teamwork, safety and continuous improvement
