About the Role

As a Geotechnical Engineer, you will report to the Senior Geotechnical Engineer and play a key role in managing geotechnical and civil engineering risks and developing and assist in creating design solutions for excavations, earth retaining structures, foundation systems and ground improvement projects.

Key Responsibilities

- Uphold the T2D Project Values
- Assist in conducting site investigations, data collection, mapping and geotechnical testing
- Actively undertake daily observations for geotechnical risks, during the construction of Key Structures and report these risks if observed.
- Prepare basic calculations, drawings, and technical reports under supervision.
- Undertake instrument and monitoring assessments of ground movements with the progression of construction.
- Review and assess temporary and permanent works design drawings and reports of a specific structure.
- Report, promote and ensure compliance with project standards,



quality requirements, and safety procedures.
- Participate in team meetings, knowledge-sharing, and professional development activities.
- From time to time, you may be required to perform other duties as reasonably directed and within your skills, competencies, and capabilities.
- Contribute to developing design geotechnical models, stability analyses, and material characterisations.

Qualification & Experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or Science Geology. ­
- Progression of skilled accreditation (e.g., Chartered status with Engineers Australia).
- Competency in geotechnical design software, soil/rock mechanics, or earthwork, soil and rock laboratory testing methods and analysis.

📌 Geotechnical Engineer (Adelaide)
🏢 Bouygues Construction
📍 Adelaide