The Crux Investigation Group is a great place to work.

We have offices in all capital cities, regional NSW and regional Victoria with local management, support and training to assist our investigators achieve above average results.

We offer flexible full or part time work, above-average rates, ongoing training, a wide variety of work, (see Services section for type of work available) the opportunity to progress to other types of investigation, and a career path within our group of companies Australia-wide.

“You will never feel that you have been left out there alone or asked to work without reward”.

Our group compliance standards require all investigators to be licenced, have the appropriate equipment and an unblemished track record so “if you fit the bill” the following positions are currently available:-

We are now seeking Experienced and Qualified Investigators in the area of General Insurance in the following regions of Australia.
• ACT
• NSW – regional and Sydney metro
• Queensland
• Victoria - regional
Work will be on a sub-contractor basis:
Inexperienced or non licensed applicants will not be considered.

Please contact:
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Current employment opportunities

If you would like to be considered by the Crux Investigation Group, please contact our office or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and we will have one of our local managers contact you to discuss these opportunities on a confidential basis.

INDUSTRY TRAINING BY CRUX

Thinking about a career as a private investigator?

Working in the area of investigation for the Insurance, Corporate and Government Sectors is a challenging and rewarding career which requires good communication skills(written and verbal), an eye for detail, and a strong commitment to successfully meeting the wide variety of challenges which arise on a daily basis.

To be considered to work for the Crux Investigation Group, investigators require a private investigator’s licence in the state of territory where they propose to work. The licence is usually obtained through the State or Territory’s Policing Unit and details can be found on their respective websites.

Potential investigators must successfully complete the required modules of learning or obtain “Recognition of Prior Learning” and pass all probity tests.

We can help with training and licencing so if you are interested in this challenging career, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with our office for further details.