Senior Land Information Officer

Administrative Officer 6 (Remuneration Package Range $113,538 - $126,390)
Survey Program - Survey Land Records
Darwin
Ongoing vacancy available

Main Highlights
Provide services, and advice, on land survey requirements associated with survey plan approvals; land titling and developments; and the interpretation of land survey and tenure records.
Maintain land survey, parcel, tenure records, plans and data using relevant applications, systems and databases.
Preparation of land survey correspondence and data, including assessments and reports associated with survey plan approvals, land parcels, and land tenure records.
Support effective communication with team, industry and land professionals.

Apply your practical knowledge and operational experience in land administration, titling or survey; and geospatial information management to provide accurate and timely advice or services on related matters.

The Department of Lands Planning and Environment (DLPE) brings together key economic and environmental regulatory functions to enable development, while delivering water security and protecting our natural assets. The Agency focuses strongly on lands and planning, and is an important contributor to developing the economy. Apart from creating a vibrant future for Territorians, DLPE offers employees the opportunity to develop careers within the Public Sector and across many disciplines.

As a Senior Land Information Officer, you will deliver land survey advice and services on statutory survey requirements, survey plan assessments, land tenure, titling and developments. Applying your communication, survey and geospatial skills, you will also be responsible for preparing administrative and technical reports, plans / maps, as well as ensuring the integrity of relevant textual and geospatial databases or systems.

To be successful you will be required to also demonstrate your ability in assessing and critically evaluating land survey and tenure records, the ability to interactive effectively in a team, and engage with a range of people from diverse work backgrounds and cultures.

Operational experience and knowledge in land survey, land administration, land titling / tenure or land development is an advantage; however if you have transferable skills from other industries and a demonstrated capacity to adapt quickly to new challenges, we encourage you to apply.

Residents of Darwin, Northern Territory, are fortunate to experience the unique and diverse landscape of the NT, whilst enjoying a relaxed lifestyle, strong community spirit and culturally rich society.
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In return, you will be offered a competitive salary package inclusive of 6 weeks annual leave, 17.5% leave loading and excellent career progression opportunities.

For further information about this vacancy please contact: Andrew Chaplin, A/Team Leader on 08 8995 5346 or andrew.chaplin@nt.gov.au

Quote vacancy number: 34075
Closing date: 26/11/2024

Applications should consist of a one page summary sheet, resume / CV and copies of relevant qualifications.

For a copy of the Job Description or to view career opportunities in the Northern Territory Government please visit https://jobs.nt.gov.au/Home/Search