Land Surveyer, New Zealand
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Alexander Knight Recruitment

Land Surveyor

  • Posted 1d ago
  • On Site
  • Full Time

Sydney

Job Description

Land Surveyor, Sydney, $80,000 - $120,000 + 12% Super + Vehicle


The Company


Is a growing surveying consultancy delivering residential construction and cadastral surveying services across the Sydney region.


With a strong pipeline of work, modern technology, and a supportive team environment, this is an excellent opportunity for a Land Surveyor looking to advance their career.


The Benefits


  • $80,000 - $120,000 AUD + 12% Super + Vehicle
  • Vehicle and laptop provided
  • Professional development opportunities


The Role


  • Deliver surveying services across residential and cadastral projects
  • Prepare survey plans, field records, and supporting documentation
  • Operate surveying equipment and assist with CAD drafting


About You


  • Experience as a Land Surveyor within residential construction or cadastral surveying
  • Strong knowledge of Magnet, AutoCAD, GPS, and total stations
  • Strong attention to detail, communication skills, and ability to manage multiple projects

Desired Hard Skills

  • GPS
  • AutoCAD
  • CAD Drafting
  • Magnet
  • Surveying Equipment Operation

Desired Soft Skills

  • Attention to Detail
  • Communication Skills
  • Project Management

Additional Compensation

  • Performance Bonus

Benefits & Perks

  • 📈 Professional Development
  • 💻 Company Supplied Technology

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