Your new company The Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics (DIPL) plays a lead role in planning strategic and long-term integrated land and infrastructure that supports community needs, sustainable economic development and future growth across the NT. DIPL provides a unique opportunity for Geospatial Professionals and Surveyors who are looking to enhance their career progression, by joining a public service unit that provides exposure to local or national projects and conversations, unmatched by other states. Working for the Territory that exposes you to diverse communities, a broader range of governance, and projects that effect the whole nation, which means you'll be able to adapt, learn and be innovative in ways unrivalled to other agencies in Australia. To find out more about DIPL, please copy and paste this link into your browser: https://dipl.nt.gov.au/ Your new role DIPL are looking for a Surveyor or Geospatial Professional who will be able to provide technical survey advice and services to maintain the cadastral framework, geodetic infrastructure, related records and spatial data, as well as support the land development process. Key duties and responsibilities:
Provide advice and services on cadastral and geodetic infrastructure, land development, systems, standards, policy, procedures, and digital cadastre
Analyse and adjust survey information to modernise the cadastre and geodetic framework
Maintain the integrity of land survey records, datasets, spatial systems and infrastructure
Support the approval of survey plans, implementation of land survey modernisation initiatives, technologies and techniques, and land developments.
Actively participate in the Survey team, as well as local and national working groups, by contributing innovative ideas and solutions to all aspects of business; including (but not limited to) implementation of a spatially accurate cadastre, digital plan lodgement, Aboriginal land claim surveys, and the future directions of land surveying
What you'll need to succeed *Please consider applying even if you do not meet all of the below requirements*
A degree, or working towards completing a degree, in Geospatial Science, Surveying, or equivalent
Knowledge of cadastral and/or geodetic surveying
Knowledge of measurement principles, and data collection, integration and management
Be ambitious and driven to enhance your skillset by working on national projects, being exposed to a variety of fields and adhering to governance
Be innovative and prepared to take on greater responsibilities by working as part of a multifaceted team in a contemporary office
Be adaptable, and a good communicator who can liaise with a range of stakeholders and cultures
An understanding of land development and the various geospatial and surveying issues that can impact it
What you'll get in return This role is a P2 or P1 designation, depending on the skillset of the applicant. Salary range is between $66,904 - $105,445 + super, pa. The role includes multiple benefits including, but not limited to; 6 weeks annual leave, parental leave, flexible working arrangements and relocation allowances to ensure you settle into your new and exciting lifestyle that Darwin has to offer. Please email [email protected] to find out more. Details of this designation and what could be assessed can be found via this link: https://ocpe.nt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0014/243302/capability-framework-ntps.pdf What you need to do now To read the official role description, and apply, please copy & paste this link into your browser: https://jobs.nt.gov.au/Home/JobDetails?rtfId=283657 Information for applicants on inclusion and diversity and special measures recruitment plan can be found there. DIPL will accept applications from people that have current working rights in Australia. Applications will not be accepted via the 'Apply Now' button. For any questions, email [email protected] . Closing date: 11:59pm (EST) on 18th December 2023 Please click here to apply.
Provide advice and services on cadastral and geodetic infrastructure, land development, systems, standards, policy, procedures, and digital cadastre
Analyse and adjust survey information to modernise the cadastre and geodetic framework
Maintain the integrity of land survey records, datasets, spatial systems and infrastructure
Support the approval of survey plans, implementation of land survey modernisation initiatives, technologies and techniques, and land developments.
Actively participate in the Survey team, as well as local and national working groups, by contributing innovative ideas and solutions to all aspects of business; including (but not limited to) implementation of a spatially accurate cadastre, digital plan lodgement, Aboriginal land claim surveys, and the future directions of land surveying
What you'll need to succeed *Please consider applying even if you do not meet all of the below requirements*
A degree, or working towards completing a degree, in Geospatial Science, Surveying, or equivalent
Knowledge of cadastral and/or geodetic surveying
Knowledge of measurement principles, and data collection, integration and management
Be ambitious and driven to enhance your skillset by working on national projects, being exposed to a variety of fields and adhering to governance
Be innovative and prepared to take on greater responsibilities by working as part of a multifaceted team in a contemporary office
Be adaptable, and a good communicator who can liaise with a range of stakeholders and cultures
An understanding of land development and the various geospatial and surveying issues that can impact it
What you'll get in return This role is a P2 or P1 designation, depending on the skillset of the applicant. Salary range is between $66,904 - $105,445 + super, pa. The role includes multiple benefits including, but not limited to; 6 weeks annual leave, parental leave, flexible working arrangements and relocation allowances to ensure you settle into your new and exciting lifestyle that Darwin has to offer. Please email [email protected] to find out more. Details of this designation and what could be assessed can be found via this link: https://ocpe.nt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0014/243302/capability-framework-ntps.pdf What you need to do now To read the official role description, and apply, please copy & paste this link into your browser: https://jobs.nt.gov.au/Home/JobDetails?rtfId=283657 Information for applicants on inclusion and diversity and special measures recruitment plan can be found there. DIPL will accept applications from people that have current working rights in Australia. Applications will not be accepted via the 'Apply Now' button. For any questions, email [email protected] . Closing date: 11:59pm (EST) on 18th December 2023 Please click here to apply.
