Osborne Richardson has an amazing relationship with the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) across their Natural Disaster Program, and we've got a cracking prospect for an experienced Project Engineer to join the team delivering recovery works right in the thick of it.

This is a genuine chance to make a difference — supporting the Project Manager across preconstruction and construction activities, keeping the DRFA process on track, and helping get communities back on their feet after natural disasters. If you know your way around TMR systems and you're ready to bring your A game to a program that actually matters, we want to hear from you.

What you’ll be doing:
Providing task-focused support to the Project Manager across NDP projects and contracts
Maintaining a solid understanding of project scope, risks and timeframes
Undertaking site visits and attending contractor meetings to provide technical input
Assisting with the DRFA submission process in line with TMR NDP guidelines




Recording project expenditure accurately in SAP, including progress claims and accruals
Maintaining budgets and forecasts in 3PCM and programming in P6
Reviewing contractor programs for compliance with contract requirements
Supporting contract administration — variations, EOTs, delay claims, correspondence
Maintaining drawing registers and managing as-constructed/survey submissions to ARMIS
Capturing completion photos and records in RADAR
Keeping the lines of communication open with the PM, NDP office and Comms team

Essential criteria:
Four-year Bachelor of Engineering (Civil), accredited under the Washington Accord or equivalent recognised by Engineers Australia
Minimum 6 years' experience delivering transport infrastructure projects
Minimum 3 years' experience delivering projects under Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA

📌 Project Engineer Natural Disaster Program Ndp City Of Gold Coast (Australia)
🏢 Osborne and Richardson
📍 Australia