Registered Surveyor

Overview

Conduct cadastral and subdivision surveys, managing projects from design to completion.

Key Responsibilities

• project management
• cadastral surveys
• survey equipment
• quality assurance
• process improvement
• client liaison

Tasks

-Oversee and manage projects from design to construction completion. -Deliver a range of cadastral and subdivision surveys, across greenfield, urban and rural development sites. -Supervise and mentor survey team members, supporting their professional growth and development. -Liaise with clients, councils, consultants and government agencies. -Implement and uphold quality standards to ensure all work meets SurveyPlus and clients’ standards. -Contribute to process improvements and support the ongoing enhancement of our surveying systems and procedures. -Use of the latest facilities, vehicles, and survey equipment.

Requirements

• subdivision process
• surveying degree
• driver's license
• bossi registration
• teamwork
• survey instruments

What You Bring

-Strong understanding of the NSW subdivision process and LRS/industry regulations. -Bachelor of Surveying (or equivalent) with experience in the land development industry. -Current Australian driver’s license. -Current Registration with BOSSI as a Registered Surveyor in NSW. -Strong commitment to quality, teamwork, and client service. -Proficiency in modern surveying instruments, including Total Stations, GNSS, and 3D Laser Scanners.

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Benefits

-Mentorship and internal training – goal setting with support from our senior team. -Team-building events and a collaborative, supportive culture. -Attractive package, incentives, and bonuses. -A range of flexible work options. -Travel opportunities and involvement in iconic projects.

About Orion Group

-The company始Principled push to bring boutique family‑owned service brands under one national roof. -It has rapidly built a constellation of partner firms spanning HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and full facilities maintenance. -Backed by a major private equity investor, it has deployed capital and centralized support to fuel expansion. -Typical projects include multi‑site retail HVAC roll‑outs, preventive maintenance contracts, and large‑scale landscape and snow‑management programs. -Its multi‑site mechanical arm offers audited precision and emergency repair capabilities. -The facilities maintenance network delivers interior handyman, roofing, fencing, plumbing, locksmith, and exterior lot care backed by tech‑driven coordination. -Commercial landscaping services manage grounds for corporate campuses and distribution hubs nationwide. -A standout move saw its first partner, Jackson Mechanical, inspire the Orion name while later launches included specialized platforms in chiller, refrigeration, controls, and heavy mechanical. -In 2023, the company expanded into electrical markets and Puerto Rico.

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