Major Road Infrastructure Project | South East QLD
Our client, a leading national engineering consultancy is seeking a Site Engineer (SEC02 level) to join a Contract Administration team supporting a major road infrastructure project in South East Queensland (construction value approx. $100M+).
This is a long-term site-based role through to June 2027, subject to final tender award (March) with other projects to follow.
Location
Approx. 30 minutes from Beaudesert
Approx. 1.5 hours from Brisbane CBD
8-hour workday + travel (hours negotiable)
The Project
Geotechnical slip remediation
Piling and downslope stabilisation
Pavement realignment
You will form part of a dedicated Contract Administration team including Contract Administrators and Inspectors.
Requirements
You must meet SEC02 prequalification requirements or be eligible to achieve them, including:
Degree in Civil Engineering
Minimum 3+ years’ experience supporting contract administration on road infrastructure projects
Strong understanding of TMR technical specifications and delivery frameworks
Experience on TIC-CO or D&C; road projects
Robust site-based experience across earthworks, pavement and drainage
RPEQ is desirable but not mandatory.
Disaster recovery experience not essential but would be beneficial.
What’s on Offer
Long-term project stability
Opportunity to join a growing national disaster recovery infrastructure program
Career progression within a specialist contract administration team
Work alongside a outstanding team of specialists working for a reputable Engineering consulting firm.
Meaningful infrastructure work that directly contributes to rebuilding and strengthening regional communities.
Please reach out to our Director Renae to express your interest - on or email your cv. We are shortlisting candidates for this role this week!
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