Engineering Surveyor Jobs in Australia 2026
Ready to build an international engineering career across Australian infrastructure? ESO Surveyors seeks an experienced Surveyor for its growing South Australian team. 482 Skilled Visa sponsorship is provided for this role. If large-scale infrastructure survey work excites you, this position offers genuine technical exposure.
About the Role
You will work across diverse infrastructure projects throughout South Australia. This includes exposure to roads, bridges, and rail construction sites. Additionally, you will use the latest survey equipment and technology available. You will also gain professional development and clear career progression opportunities.
The role includes a company vehicle, phone, and tablet provided. Four weeks of initial accommodation is provided upon arrival in Australia.
About the Hiring Firm
ESO Surveyors was founded in Sydney, identifying a gap in construction surveying services. The company now operates from five offices across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. It employs over 150 staff, delivering specialist surveying and Reality Capture solutions nationally.
ESO has worked on major projects, including the Windsor Bridge Replacement and M80 Ring Road Upgrade. The company primarily serves Tier 1 contractors across Australia’s infrastructure sector. ESO uses advanced technology, including UAVs, laser scanning, and autonomous robots.
Job Duties
- Perform surveying work across large-scale infrastructure projects
- Support road, bridge, and rail construction survey requirements
- Use advanced survey equipment and reality capture technology
- Contribute to structural monitoring and as-built surveys
- Collaborate with project teams across South Australian sites
Job Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Surveying or Engineering (4-year course)
- Excellent English communication skills, spoken and written
- Experience on large-scale infrastructure projects preferred
- Valid driver’s licence required for site mobility
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