06 Nov
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Indigenous Business Growth
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Queensland
06 Nov
Indigenous Business Growth
Queensland
Indigenous Business Growth – Maroochydore QLDA major transport infrastructure project (valued at more than $1 billion) is underway across South East Queensland, delivering complex rail, station and civil works.
Having won numerous major projects in Queensland in the past 12 months, the head contractor is seeking a Site Engineer - Roads to provide field engineering support for roadworks delivered under staged traffic and access arrangements.Indigenous Business Growth (IBG) is a majority Indigenous owned recruitment business registered with Supply Nation, specialising in civil engineering, infrastructure, construction and major project recruitment.
We partner closely with contractors, engineering consultancies and delivery organisations to place high quality technical professionals.
Our approach is relationship led and commercially grounded, built on practical industry experience and a transparent understanding of how complex projects are delivered.Key ResponsibilitiesPrepare work packs for earthworks, drainage, pavement, kerb,
barrier, signage, lighting and line markingConfirm traffic stages, permits, service clearances, survey, materials and inspection pointsCoordinate pavement testing, levels, layer thickness, compaction and hold-point releaseMeasure quantities and productivity and maintain diaries, records and red-linesSupport stage-change inspections, reinstatement and defect close-outWhat We're Looking ForBachelor's degree in civil or construction engineering2-5 years' site engineering in roads, pavements, drainage or traffic-staged civil worksCurrent construction induction card and valid driver's licenceAbility to obtain project-specific rail, site and medical competenciesContractor-side experience with work packs, RFIs, ITPs, subcontractor coordination and progress measurementRelocation packages on offer.Australian experience is required.
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📌 Site Engineer - Roads (Queensland)
🏢 Indigenous Business Growth
📍 Queensland