Careers

Why surveying?

• Solve real-world problems
  Use technology like GNSS, total stations, laser scanning, UAVs, and CAD to capture and communicate the land’s story.
• Variety every week
  Split your time between the field and the office, from town blocks to farms and construction sites.
• Strong, stable demand
  NSW and regional growth are driving consistent need for Registered Surveyors, Project Surveyors and Survey Technicians
• Clear career pathways
  Start as a surveying assistant and progress to party leader, graduate surveyor, and registration - with support along the way.

Why Treasco?

• Local projects, visible outcomes
  See your work on the ground across Dubbo and the Central West - not lost in a big city pipeline.
• Support to learn and progress
  On the job mentoring, structured development, and help with study and registration steps.
• Safety and quality first
  State-of-the-art equipment, practical systems, and a team that looks out for each other.
• Balanced, friendly culture
  We’re a close knit crew. We value reliability, honesty, and a good attitude.

Roles we hire for

• Survey Assistant
  Entry level role supporting field crews with set up, measurements, mark outs, and data capture.
• Graduate/Junior Surveyor
  Recent TAFE/university graduates assisting with fieldwork, computations, drafting, and set outs.
• Party Leader / Project Surveyor
  Experienced surveyor leading field operations, QA, and client/site coordination.
• Draftsperson
  Turning field data into accurate plans, models, and deliverables using CAD and BIM tools.

Don’t see the exact fit? We’re always open to a conversation with motivated people who share our values.

Pathways into surveying

• School leavers (Years 10–12)
  Start as a Surveying Assistant while you complete a Certificate or Diploma in Surveying and Spatial Information at TAFE.
• Career changers
  Bring experience from construction, civil, agriculture, or trades. We’ll train you on the tools and standards.
• University pathway
  Study a surveying/geomatics degree while building practical experience with our team.

We’re happy to talk about flexible study arrangements and support as you progress.

What we look for

• A genuine interest in how projects come together
• Attention to detail and pride in doing things right
• Comfort working outdoors in varying conditions
• Basic maths/geometry and solid computer skills
• A current driver’s licence
• White Card (or willingness to obtain)

Experience with total stations, GNSS, lasers, UAVs, or CAD is a plus — but not essential for entry level roles.

What you’ll get

• Competitive pay aligned to skills and experience
• Ongoing training and mentoring toward registration
• Quality equipment and safe systems of work
• Local, stable work based out of Dubbo
• A supportive team and down to earth culture

How to apply

• Send your CV (or a simple summary of your experience) and a short note about why surveying interests you.
• Include any tickets, study, or projects you’re proud of.

Email: projects@treascosurveyors.com.au.

Prefer a chat first? Call our office and ask to speak to David for a quick careers conversation - we’re happy to point you in the right direction.

Work experience and student placements

We occasionally host high school work experience and TAFE/university placements. If you’re keen, reach out early with your dates and what you’re hoping to learn.

Not sure if surveying is for you?

Call our office and arrange to meet our team and walkthrough the gear, or join a field crew for a short site visit (subject to safety and availability). It’s the best way to see what the job is really like.