Company:
ConsultANZ is looking for Site Engineer & Project Engineer in NSW.
The project is a 220km Transmission Line & Substation project in NSW.
Main Duties
Join a leading civil engineering company as Site Engineer & Project Engineer on a major 220km Transmission Line and Substation project.
This role requires experience in earthwork and foundation projects and communicating effectively with local property owners.
Oversee and manage site operations related to earthworks and foundation projects.
Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and environmental standards.
Liaise with local property owners and stakeholders to ensure clear communication.
Provide technical support and guidance to the construction team.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in civil engineering.
Previous experience in road maintenance, earthwork and foundation projects.
Strong communication skills, especially with local property owners.
Willingness to work on a rotating roster (Monday to Friday on-site, with weekends off).
Ability to work 5 days on-site in a location 4 hours from Sydney.
Benefits:
Work on a significant infrastructure project that will make an impact.
Opportunities for career growth within a Top Tier Civil Engineering company.
Market-competitive salary and benefits.
(Site Engineer: $90K – 110K/ Project Engineer: $120k-140k depends on skillset)
Addition 20% Uplift (working away from home)
Accommodation and Food are provided by company.
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220km Transmission Line & Substation project in NSW.
Top Tier Civil Construction company in Australia
📌 Site Engineer/ Project Engineer (New South Wales)
🏢 Consultanz Civil Engineering, Construction, Surveying .
📍 New South Wales
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