ABOUT THE COMPANY
The Port of Melbourne is Australia's largest maritime hub for containerised, automotive and general cargo. It is a key economic asset for businesses and people across Victoria and Australia. Operating under a lease granted by the Victorian Government, Port of Melbourne's assets under management include significant port land, wharves and channels servicing one of the nation's key trade gateways.
Port of Melbourne (PoM) is committed to ensuring its infrastructure management operations are sustainable, responsible and fit for purpose to support the ongoing and growing Port of Melbourne.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Reporting to the Manager Hydrographic Surveyor, the role will assist in performing hydrographic surveys to satisfy the business requirements of the Port of Melbourne (PoM) and provide technical support to PoM projects on issues relating to Hydrographic Survey.
Your key responsibilities will be:
* be responsible for collection, collation, review, analysis and archival of data from sensors including tide gauges, wave buoys, current meters, SONAR and other deployments
* be responsible for maintaining a safe and healthy work environment, often under difficult working conditions in small vessels working in adverse weather conditions, and ensure safe work practices are employed in the conduct of all hydrographic surveying projects
* participate in relevant OH&S and Marine Pollution Response training as appropriate (both on and off vessel)
* oversee the positioning of structures and navigation aids
Ideally you will have:
* Degree in Surveying or equivalent qualification
* knowledge in hydrographic surveying.
* knowledge in the use of survey software and equipment
* knowledge in hydrographic, land and tidal surveying
* knowledge of marine pollution response procedures
We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace that celebrates diversity and fosters equity. We believe that every individual brings unique perspectives and experiences that contribute to our collective success. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds, including but not limited to, those who identify as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, people of diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people with disabilities. If you require any accommodations or adjustments during the recruitment process, please let us know.
Please Note: Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted, and applicants must have full working rights in Australia and already by residing in the country.
For immediate consideration please forward your resume to .
Applications Close: 19 December 2025.