We're looking for someone who's already run commercial plumbing projects properly — and can prove it. We're genuinely open-minded about how you got here. There are two paths into this role that work equally well. Maybe you came up through the trade. You've cut and rolled grooves, stood in a wet trench, dealt with services that aren't where the drawing says they are and know what a realistic day's production actually looks like because you've done it yourself. At some point you moved from building the job to running it — and found you were pretty bloody good at that too. Or maybe you came through construction management. You've got a degree in construction management, project management or building, followed by genuine experience delivering commercial projects with substantial hydraulic services packages. You've learnt the trade side properly along the way. You can sit with a consultant and challenge a design, then walk onto site and have the same conversation with the plumber who actually has to build it. What matters to us is what you can do now — not which road got you here. Either way, you're someone who can run multiple sites without needing to be chased. You see the variation coming before it becomes an argument. You look at a drawing and can tell when something isn't going to work in the field. You understand that a good project isn't just one that gets finished —

it's one that's safe, well-built, commercially successful and leaves the client wanting to work with us again. And when a job gets difficult, you're the person everyone is glad to have in the room. If that sounds familiar, keep reading. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR

We're looking for someone who's already run commercial plumbing projects properly — and can prove it. We're genuinely open-minded about how you got here.



There are two paths into this role that work equally well. Maybe you came up through the trade. You've cut and rolled grooves, stood in a wet trench, dealt with services that aren't where the drawing says they are and know what a realistic day's production actually looks like because you've done it yourself. At some point you moved from building the job to running it — and found you were pretty bloody positive at that too. Or maybe you came through construction management. You've got a degree in construction management, project management or building, followed by genuine experience delivering commercial projects with substantial hydraulic services packages. You've learnt the trade side properly along the way. You can sit with a consultant and challenge a design, then walk onto site and have the same conversation with the plumber who actually has to build it. What matters to us is what you can do now — not which road got you here. Either way, you're someone who can run multiple sites without needing to be chased. You see the variation coming before it becomes an argument. You look at a drawing and can tell when something isn't going to work in the field. You understand that a good project isn't just one that gets finished —

it's one that's safe, well-built, commercially successful and leaves the client wanting to work with us again. And when a job gets difficult,



you're the person everyone is glad to have in the room. If that sounds familiar, keep reading. THE OPPORTUNITY

There comes a point in a good Project Manager's career where simply "managing the job" isn't enough. You're handed a number someone else built, a programme someone else agreed to, and a contract you had no say in — then you're expected to somehow make it all work. The wins aren't really yours. The problems always are. We're offering something different. This is a senior seat with genuine authority behind it. Multiple commercial projects. Your own crews. Your own clients. Responsibility for the commercial result. And, importantly,

a seat at the table before we ever sign the contract. If you've been waiting for a role where your judgement actually carries some weight — and where you're trusted to run the job properly — this could be it. THE SEAT YOU'LL OWN

We'll be upfront about what this role requires, because the right person should read this and think: "Yep. That's how I want to work." Technical depth.

You’ll work shoulder‑to‑shoulder with plumbers, builders, consultants and certifiers. You need enough technical knowledge to hold those conversations confidently and challenge something when it doesn’t stack up. Autonomy.

Nobody is going to spend their day looking over your shoulder. We’ll agree on the result, give you the resources and expect you to drive it. Ownership.

You’ll have a say in the number before we commit to it — and once we’ve agreed on it, you’ll own the delivery against it. Commercial discipline.

Revenue is nice. Margin pays the bills. You’ll know where your projects sit financially, what’s coming, what’s at risk and what needs to happen next. A drive to improve.

📌 Project Manager – Hydraulics | Sunshine Coast (Maroochydore)
🏢 Peak Group
📍 Maroochydore