Join our team across a range of different new build commercial projects with a leading industry professional and a forward thinking national business.
ABOUT ADCOThe ADCO story began back in 1972. In the years since, we've grown to be a multibillion-dollar construction business, guided by an unwavering commitment to quality, our clients, and our people. These foundations have seen us become one of the top private companies in Australia with a blue-chip client list and an award-winning portfolio of almost 4,000 successfully completed buildings from early work packages to $300+ million projects.
A career at ADCO provides a sense of belonging, ownership and opportunity, where talent is cultivated and achievements are celebrated. We are a passionate team of people who build.
We understand the deep value of work-life balance and support the physical and emotional wellbeing of our team members through a wide range of initiatives. These include flexible working arrangements that accommodate family needs, company subsidised health and fitness programs, access to our employee assistance program and regular staff recreation days. We also listen closely to our people as Australian workplace attitudes continue to shift and evolve.
Putting our people first has shaped our success for more than five decades. We continue to invest heavily in identifying talent, supporting skills development, incentivising performance and rewarding high achievement. Our extensive national training programs ensure our people are always across the latest construction and management best practices.
ABOUT THE ROLESupport the Project Manager in the delivery of one or more projects to successfully achieve HSE and quality standards and targets, in accordance with the ADCO Way. Manage the project HSE advisory team.
RESPONSIBILITIESIn accordance with ADCO's Position Description which includes but is not limited to:
Contribute to the documents and plans that govern the project delivery. Provide input into the HSE and quality plans and ensure these are in line with project, business and legislative requirements.Coordinate with the Project Manager and Site Manager to ensure the project is adequately resourced with personnel of appropriate competency to deliver the project HSE and quality plans.Coordinate with the Project Manager to define the specific roles and responsibilities for the HSE team.Ensure the communication of the project HSE and quality plans to the wider project team and proactively provide support in implementing the plans.Undertake HSE and quality inspections and assessments. Report, document, and identify actions as necessary, and ensure they are implemented.Coordinate and/or undertake site inductions, investigations, presentations (e.g. toolbox talks), and relevant training (e.g. verification of competency).Proactively identify project risks, opportunities, and mitigations.Review subcontractor documentation for compliance with the project plans.Ensure the accurate maintenance and management of site records and registers, as applicable.Contribute to the accurate and transparent reporting of the status of the project through Hammertech, the monthly project control report and any other required means.Recognise, document, and review variances to the project plans with the Project Manager.Chair or attend meetings and forums necessary to achieve relevant aspects of the project.Assist in the management of trade unions and IR concerns.Facilitate development of junior staff.ABOUT YOUHold minimum of Diploma of Health & Safety Management.Demonstrable experience in delivering successful construction projects in a similar role.Knowledge and understanding of legislative and best practice HSE policies; good knowledge of the NCC and Australian Standards; contract terms and conditions; industrial relations. #J-18808-Ljbffr