At Construction Sciences, we don't just build careers—we help to build Australia.
We're the trusted name in construction materials testing, delivering critical results for projects that shape our nation: roads, bridges, dams, airports, mines, and railways.
With a proud team of over 900 skilled workers across 50+ locations in Australia and Current Zealand, we're part of the global Kiwa Group—a leader in testing, inspection, and certification with over staff across 40+ countries.
About the Role: We're on the lookout for an experienced CMT to step up into a 2IC role at Fyshwick.
This hands-on role is laboratory and field based and will work on major projects throughout Fyshwick and surrounding areas.
Your Day-to-Day
Supporting the Laboratory Manager as the 2IC, helping lead the laboratory and wider team.Carrying out soil and concrete testing in the laboratory and out in the field.Preparing clear, accurate records, results and reports.Getting hands-on across construction sites, including physical/manual work.Providing reliable, skilled service to our construction clients.




What's in It for You
Competitive pay rate Career growth—move up the ranks in our diverse and growing business.Perks like employee discounts (shopping, travel, insurance) and EAP support, vehicle provided depending on the rolePaid Parental Leave—for both men and women.Be part of a team that values its workers—many of our crew have built long, successful careers here.
Skills and Qualifications:
Prior CMT experience in soil or concrete testing.A good team attitude, strong communication skills, and a solid work ethic.Australian/New Zealand citizen, permanent resident, or hold unrestricted, long-term work rights in Australia.Physically capable to work on construction sites and in the laboratoryA current driver's licence (manual preferred)White card
This is a excellent opportunity to join an Australian Leader who really look after their staff!
No Recruitment Agencies - Thank you.

📌 Experienced Soil & Concrete Testing Technicians Canberra
🏢 Construction Sciences
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