Stawell Gold Mines is seeking an experienced Senior Mine Surveyor to join our Technical Services team. This is a key role responsible for delivering accurate and timely survey support across both underground and surface operations, contributing directly to safe and efficient mining outcomes.
About the Role n
Reporting to the Technical Services Superintendent, you will lead and coordinate all survey activities, ensuring high-quality data and plans are available to support development, production, and strategic mine planning.
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This is a residential role based in Stawell working a 5/2 roster (Monday to Friday) , offering an excellent work-life balance.
Key Responsibilities n
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- Plan, organise and conduct underground and surface survey activities
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- Maintain accurate and up-to-date mine plans and spatial data
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- Provide heading control and development survey support with no delays to advance
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- Ensure drill and blast activities are accurately marked up ahead of schedule
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- Conduct CMS and void surveys and process data in a timely manner
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- Support production, development planning and remnant mining opportunities
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- Maintain survey data integrity and manage archive requirements
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- Promote and lead strong safety, environmental and compliance standards
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About You nn
- Degree in Mine Surveying (or equivalent)
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- Minimum 4–5 years’ experience, including at least 3 years underground
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- Proficient in Deswick and Surpac (or similar)
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- Strong planning, organisational and communication skills
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- Demonstrated leadership capability and ability to mentor junior surveyors
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What We Offer nn
- 5/2 roster – be home every night
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- Relocation assistance available for the right candidate
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- Competitive salary package
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- Supportive team setting with strong safety culture
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- Opportunity to contribute to mine development and future growth
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Why Stawell Gold Mines? n
At Stawell Gold Mines, we value safety, teamwork and continuous improvement. You’ll be part of a collaborative site where your expertise directly influences operational success and long-term mine planning.