Site Engineer Copperstring 2032

UGL and CPB Contractors have been awarded the early works contract to support Powerlink's delivery of CopperString 2032.
This $5 billion iconic project will initially be approximately 840 kilometres of new transmission line running from just south of Townsville to Mount Isa that will connect Queensland's North West Minerals Province to the national electricity grid.
The project scope includes: 500 kilovolt (kV) transmission line from just south of Townsville to Hughenden 330kV transmission line from Hughenden to Cloncurry 220kV transmission line from Cloncurry to Mount Isa Up to six new substation sites.
We are currently looking for an experienced Site Engineers to join the CopperString 2032 team.
Key Responsibilities Development and implementation of work plans to meet project requirements.
Monitoring key construction requirements to ensure they are achieved in line with agreed specifications and report to the Senior Project Engineer.
Managing work conducted on site by subcontractors and suppliers.
Implementing prompt and safe corrective action on site if required.
Maintaining all relevant project document control and records.
Demonstrate financial management skills and commercial acumen.
Requirements for this role: Tertiary qualification in Civil Engineering or other relevant discipline.
Demonstrated experience in the delivery of bulk earthworks, foundations, slabs, and structures.
Demonstrated site experience coordinating subcontractors, preferably in a large-scale infrastructure project environment.
Ability to implement Safety, environmental and quality focus in project delivery.
Ability to apply engineering principles to comply with scope of works and technical criteria.
Must be available for FIFO from Brisbane.
If this role is of interest to you and you meet the above requirements, please click on the 'Apply now' button.
We are committed to workplace diversity and to providing flexible work opportunities on our project.
We support women in construction and Indigenous advancement and participation.
Women and people who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander are encouraged to apply.
Opportunities on this project are being sourced directly and we will not accept applications via external recruitment agencies.