Transport and Main Roads Townsville offers more than just a role; its an invitation to join a thriving community where every day brings new adventures. This is an opportunity to elevate your career against the stunning backdrop of Townsville's coastal allure.
In the role of Principal Engineer (Civil) you will supervise staff within the team and manage workloads and performance.
Some of your accountabilities will include:
• Provide high level engineering expertise in corridor management in approving activities and the installation of assets by third parties within the SCR reserves to ensure that they do not adversely Impact on the functionality and operation of the corridor.
• Provide high level engineering and project management expertise on TMR projects including providing strategic advice on planning and design suitability, to ensure delivery of project outcomes, value for money and best practice is achieved.
• Provide leadership, conceptual thinking, and resolution of complex problems to various internal and external stakeholders for successful completion of transport infrastructure projects and third-party development within and adjacent to the SCR network.
• Identify networks and alliances of all stakeholders associated with developments adjacent to SCRs and manage the expectations and issues of all parties, including identifying possible political and high-risk matters to ensure they are dealt with in a timely and professional manner.
• Lead and apply all relevant standards, policies, guidelines, and legislative requirements necessary to support responsible decisions and courses of action for the conditioning, design approval and construction of developer works and non TMR works within the SCR.
• Manage and coordinate team resource allocation, encouraging effective teamwork and foster a positive attitude toward the achievement of organisational objectives.
• Engage with and collaborate with other District teams for the effective management of corridor assets
Experience in planning and design, as well as project management, are key requirements of this role. It is desirable that the successful applicant has experience in reviewing and assessing in the areas of traffic management, river/creek flooding, stormwater management and road traffic noise assessments. Further experience in asset management of a road network, and road design for heavy vehicle movements, would be highly sought after.
The role also offers:
• Generous Rewards: Receive up to 12.75% employer superannuation contribution, showcasing our commitment to securing your financial future.
• Explore and Unwind: Enjoy 5 weeks of annual recreational leave, coupled with leave loading to add a touch of adventure to your downtime.
• Empowerment through Learning: Ongoing training and development opportunities ensure you're constantly growing in your role.
• Work Your Way: Embrace flexible working options that allow you to balance work and life seamlessly.
• Wellbeing at Heart: Prioritise your wellness with our high-level Employee Assistance Program, designed to offer unwavering support for your overall wellbeing.
• Your Financial Freedom: Benefit from salary packaging arrangements that put more in your pocket.
At Transport and Main Roads, we celebrate diversity in creating a workplace culture that is built on respect, dignity, and fairness, we encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experience. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people from culturally diverse backgrounds and women to apply for our roles.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Job Ad Reference: QLD/599457/24 Closing Date: Wednesday, 06 November 2024