Job Description
Unique opportunity to enhance your geospatial & survey infrastructure skillsets to progress your career Your new companyThe 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.
Responsibilities + Skills
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
Education
Maintain the integrity of land survey records, datasets, spatial systems and infrastructure
Experience
