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At Aurecon, we are committed to a fair, transparent and secure recruitment process. Unfortunately, you may be contacted with fake offers of employment from individuals and organisations claiming to represent Aurecon.
We want to help you stay safe. Please read the guidance below and never provide personal or financial information to anyone claiming to represent Aurecon unless you have verified that the communication is legitimate.
If you receive a suspicious communication claiming to be from Aurecon, forward the email (as an attachment) to AGSS_IT_Security_SOC@aurecongroup.com and follow the directions on this page.
Note! Please do not send us passwords, bank account details, identity documents or other sensitive information that is not necessary for us to investigate the suspected misuse of Aurecon's name or brand.
Recruitment fraud happens when scammers offer fake job opportunities to job seekers. Scammers target job seekers by listing jobs that don’t exist, in the hopes of getting either money or personal data for use in identity theft.
Recruitment fraud tends to occur through online services including fake recruitment emails, fake SMS texts, fake URLs (websites), fraudulent social media accounts, fraudulent job posts, online recruitment services such as LinkedIn or unsolicited emails claiming to be from well-known organisations. Often company employee names and logos are used to try to convey legitimacy.
If you believe you have received a suspicious communication claiming to be from Aurecon:
Note! Please do not send us passwords, bank account details, identity documents or other sensitive information that is not necessary for us to investigate the suspected misuse of Aurecon's name or brand.
Thank you for helping us maintain the integrity of our recruitment process. Stay safe!
If you have received an unsolicited communication, be cautious if you encounter any of the following:
If you have disclosed financial, tax or identity information, consider contacting the relevant financial institution or government agency and seeking guidance from official identity and cyber-security support services applicable in your country.
Useful resources can be found at:
Independently verify the organisation and job opportunity through its official website. Visit the company’s official website and verify the URL or web address. Does it match exactly with what you have been sent? Scammers often use subtle variations of a legitimate website or email address to trick you.
Until you have verified the opportunity, avoid providing personal information or engaging further with suspicious communications.
For more comprehensive guidance on maintaining safe digital security practices, check out guidelines from your local government cyber security agency, e.g. the Australian Cyber Security Centre (cyber.gov.au) in Australia or the National Cyber Security Centre (ncsc.govt.nz) in New Zealand, or your country’s equivalent.
If you believe you have been the victim of recruitment fraud or identify theft, consider reporting the matter to your local law enforcement authorities and consulting relevant government guidance about the steps you can take.
Useful resources can be found at:
Further information and support may also be available from credit reporting bodies in your country. In Australia, information is available from Equifax, Experian and illion about steps you can take if you believe your identity or personal information has been compromised.
The information on this page is general information intended to help identify potential recruitment fraud. It is not legal, financial, cyber-security or other professional advice and may not address your individual circumstances. If you believe you have been affected by fraud or identity theft, consider obtaining guidance from the relevant government authorities, financial institutions or appropriately qualified advisers in your location.