Railway Engineering Surveyor: Setout, Reporting&Mentoring, Ballina

Engineering Surveyor

Is a responsible and authorised secondary member of the survey teams working under the governance of the Survey Manager&Senior Surveyor&/or a client Survey Manager. The Engineering Surveyor can assist the Senior Surveyor&Survey Manager by carrying out site setout&conformance. Main Duties / Responsibilities

The Engineering Surveyor is responsible to carry out engineering and railway surveying works on behalf of a client under the governance and systems developed by the Survey Manager&with the support of the Senior Surveyor where necessary. Overall Duties / activities:

Adhere to project survey management plans Manage&mentor trainee surveyors Provide the survey manager with reports to contribute to monthly survey cost/budgets Effective negotiation and management of sub-contractors Limited but effective communication with client and stakeholders Provide reports or data to assist the survey manager in tendering opportunitiesEnsure engineering services for projects are delivered as per the client's requirements Establishing tertiary/secondary control points for a projects survey control network&maintain Survey Control Networks Undertaking all nature of survey to meet contractual&quality assurance obligations Storage&maintenance of all survey equipment Reporting any equipment faults to the Survey Manager Assisting in the preparation of calculations for quantities Basic site required problem solving Assist in providing project paperwork including, reductions, data, drawings, site folders etc to the Survey Manager or Senior SurveyorSubmit basic project reporting to the Survey Manager as per the reporting schedule Immediately escalati and clearly communicate project delays and/or unforeseen project risks to the Survey Manager, as soon as identified Effective consultation and communication with team members Maintain competent TAO proficiency level on TAO disciplines as requiredQualifications

Competencies&Mandatory requirements

Degree or Diploma in surveying carried out at or approved by a recognised Australian surveying body. Safely Access the Rail Corridor (RISI/RIW Card) General Induction for Construction Work in NSW (OH&S/white card) Valid Unrestricted Driver's Licence or working towards Experience/Knowledge

Minimum of Two (2) years' post-graduation surveying experience Demonstrated experience working Tier 1, 2 and 3 TfNSW projects either autonomously or under the direct supervision of a Survey Manager Demonstrated experience assisting in the delivery of projects for TFNSW Ability to identify site risks and suggest improvementDemonstrated experience operating at a similar level within the rail&engineering infrastructure industry, where no experience in TfNSW projects, must retain experiences within projects of a similar/next best nature Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate and build relationships with internal staff and subcontractors Ability to read, understand plan sets&design drawings Ability to carry out contract terms and legislation provisions under the Survey Managers directions Understanding of relevant Rail Safety / WH&S and Environmental Protection Acts as applied to the Rail Industry Comply with the ISO 9001:2015 Std requirements Skills

Entry level negotiating&management skills Ability to train and mentor trainee surveyors Considerate written, and verbal communication skills Allocated budget management Assist in and working towards producing accurate and meaningful project reports, plans and desired CAD models Ability to use computer software including 12d / Excel Word&Outlook Preferred Requirements (not essential)

Confined space Fit test (dust mask) Working At Heights Elevated Work platforms Basic 12d&CAD courses Experience/Knowledge

Entry level experience delivering TAO Engineering&Railway surveying

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