Are you an experienced construction, glazing, or aluminium professional looking to step into a leadership role? Our Newcastle Windows & Doors branch is seeking a motivated Project Supervisor to support the delivery of high-quality aluminium window and door projects across NSW.
About G.James
G.James Glass and Aluminium is a leading Australian family-owned company that employs over 1,800 people nationwide. We are recognised for our quality, stability, and a strong commitment to developing our people.
The Role
- Build strong, professional relationships with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams
- Supervise and coordinate site installers to ensure projects are delivered safely on time and to specification
- Conduct accurate site measurements and interpret architectural drawings
- Manage materials, prepare work orders, and coordinate procurement
- Provide hands-on support to installation teams when required
- Monitor project performance against budgets, timelines and KPIs
About You
- Proven experience in construction, glazing, or aluminium, ideally progressed from a hands-on background
- Ability to read and interpret architectural plans and perform precise measurements
- Strong leadership, organisational and communication skills
- A proactive, hands-on approach with a focus on teamwork
- Strong commitment to workplace safety and quality outcomes
What We Offer
- Competitive salary package with company vehicle, laptop and mobile
- Secure, full-time permanent employment
- Ongoing training and career development opportunities
- Corporate health benefits including 7% BUPA discount
- Access to Employee Assistance Program (TELUS Health)
- Job security with a long-standing Australian employer
G.James celebrates 109 years in 2026
G.James is an equal opportunity employer.
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📌 Project Supervisor (Newcastle City Council)
🏢 G. James Glass and Aluminium
📍 Newcastle City Council
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