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Survey Data Manager

Australia CBP Contractors Estimated salary: Approximately AUD $130,000–$180,000 per year plus superannuation, with project allowances potentially additional
Role summary

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The Survey Data Manager is responsible for managing, validating and distributing surveying and spatial data across construction projects. Requirements typically include relevant qualifications or substantial experience in surveying, geomatics, engineering data management or a related field, along with proficiency in survey software, databases and document-control systems. Experience with digital construction platforms, coordinate systems, data quality assurance and major infrastructure projects is highly valued. The successful candidate is expected to maintain accurate and accessible survey records, support surveyors and project teams, establish data-management procedures, resolve technical issues and ensure information complies with project standards. Strong communication, organisation, attention to detail and a commitment to safety and quality are essential.

About the employer

CBP Contractors, commonly associated with CPB Contractors, is a major Australian construction and infrastructure contractor delivering large-scale building, transport, civil, mining and engineering projects. The business works with government and private-sector clients on roads, rail, tunnels, airports, utilities and other complex developments across Australia. Its project teams typically include engineers, surveyors, construction professionals, planners, safety specialists and digital-delivery experts. The company places strong emphasis on safety, environmental responsibility, quality, teamwork and the use of technology to improve project outcomes. Survey and data-management roles support accurate construction information, coordination and reporting across multidisciplinary sites. Employment may involve metropolitan offices, regional projects or remote work locations, depending on the project portfolio and operational requirements.

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