survey technician

About The Opportunity Are you an experienced Survey Technician who loves the flexibility of casual contract work? Do you pride yourself on your ability to step onto a site, grab the gear, and get straight to work without needing your hand held? Our client, an established multi-disciplinary consultancy based in Manukau, is looking for a skilled and autonomous Survey Technician to join their team immediately. This role is a temporary cover for a team member on extended leave, offering a fantastic opportunity to bring your expertise to a diverse range of land development and general surveying projects. Key Responsibilities In This Role, You Will Handle a Healthy Mix Of Field And Office-based Tasks, Ensuring Project Deadlines Continue To Be Met Seamlessly: Field Operations: Independently execute field surveys, including cadastral, construction, topographic, precise levelling, as-builts, and HIRB surveys. Data & Design: Utilize 12d and Landonline effectively for office computations and processing. Equipment Care: Confidently operate and maintain advanced survey equipment, including GPS, Total Stations, and Robotic Total Stations. Quality & Safety: Complete and accurately log Quality Assurance checks on all fieldwork while strictly adhering to on-site health and safety procedures. Project Collaboration: Work alongside project managers and cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality drawings, reports, and deliverables to clients. What We Are Looking For This Is Not a Training Role; You Must Be Ready To Hit The Ground Running From Day One. To Be Successful, You Will Need: Proven Autonomy: Strong experience working solo in the field and the confidence to manage surveying tasks independently. Software Proficiency: Practical, hands-on experience using 12d software and Landonline. Technical Expertise: A solid background in land development surveying, with a strong handle on mathematics and computer technology used in modern survey practices. Great Communication: The ability to communicate effectively with internal engineering and planning teams, as well as external stakeholders. Key Responsibilities In This Role, You Will Handle a Healthy Mix Of Field And Office-based Tasks, Ensuring Project Deadlines Continue To Be Met Seamlessly: Field Operations: Independently execute field surveys, including cadastral, construction, topographic, precise levelling, as-builts, and HIRB surveys. Data & Design: Utilize 12d and Landonline effectively for office computations and processing. Equipment Care: Confidently operate and maintain advanced survey equipment, including GPS, Total Stations, and Robotic Total Stations. Quality & Safety: Complete and accurately log Quality Assurance checks on all fieldwork while strictly adhering to on-site health and safety procedures. Project Collaboration: Work alongside project managers and cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality drawings, reports, and deliverables to clients. What We Are Looking For This Is Not a Training Role; You Must Be Ready To Hit The Ground Running From Day One. To Be Successful, You Will Need: Proven Autonomy: Strong experience working solo in the field and the confidence to manage surveying tasks independently. Software Proficiency: Practical, hands-on experience using 12d software and Landonline. Technical Expertise: A solid background in land development surveying, with a strong handle on mathematics and computer technology used in modern survey practices. Great Communication: The ability to communicate effectively with internal engineering and planning teams, as well as external stakeholders. At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background. Survey Technician, land surveyor, graduate surveyor, assistant surveyor, field surveyor Vocational/Professional Qualification #J-18808-Ljbffr