Job Description - Superintendent - Ammonia Plant (261236)
About the role
We work on challenging and exciting projects that shape the way we evolve, adapt, and transform the industries we work in.
We rally together, drawing on the diverse skills across our teams and create environments where great ideas are heard.
This opportunity will see you join a reputable company with a highly experienced team who work together to develop and provide solutions for our customers.
We are currently seeking an experienced Superintendent to join our Team leading a team of Supervisors on a Shutdown on a chemical plant in Central Queensland.
As the Superintendent , you will be responsible for delivering high quality services to this project and provide supervision and coordination as directed by the Project Manager.
This role is required to commence immediately as part of the Shutdown planning phase on a FIFO or DIDO roster with execution scheduled for late January 2025.
Key responsibility areas
Ensure correct material, machinery, equipment and personnel are available and suitable for completion of work.
Responsibility that Supervisors and all labour are suitably trained and possess the necessary skills to undertake their designated responsibilities.
Assessment of risks and hazards involved in tasks, and methods to manage the hazards to prevent incidents, injury and damage.
Maintain daily timesheets for labour and equipment.
Plan and coordinate resources and equipment for Outages and conduct the work in a safe, timely and cost-effective manner.
Ensure that the quality requirements of the client are adhered to and that Company procedures are followed.
About You
Minimum 5 years' experience in a similar role.
Experience in maintenance or shutdown projects, preferably in Chemical Plants or similar.
Experience in planning Shutdown and Pre-Shutdown activities.
Solid communication and written skills with the ability to establish clear lines of control and delegation.
Be approachable and tactful with good time management skills.
Strong client focus and a genuine desire to assist team members.
Computer literacy and proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office products Word, Excel and Outlook.
What we offer
Diverse opportunities to grow, back yourself and achieve.
The chance to join a 6,000+ strong organisation owned by the CIMIC Group, one of the world's leading international contractors.
Pathways for you to succeed and the space for you to carve your own journey.
A culture that values diversity and innovation, evolving with market changes and new technologies.
What makes you right for UGL
Genuine concern for safety.
Ability to provide a safe, supportive and positive workplace.
Capacity to flourish in a high-performance environment.
An innovative mindset and a willingness to challenge the norm.
A belief that success and value are driven by real teams where everyone has a role to play.
About Us
UGL is well-known and respected for providing end-to-end engineering, construction and maintenance services within rail and transport, communications and technology systems, oil and gas, power, renewables and resources, water and defence markets.
UGL partners with some of the world's largest blue-chip companies and government agencies, private enterprises and public institutions.
We are a member of the CIMIC Group of companies.
At UGL, we value diversity – in the backgrounds, ideas, work styles and perspectives of our team.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and strongly encourage people with disability, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, mature aged workers and people from culturally diverse backgrounds to apply.
Please note that relevant screening checks will be conducted as part of the recruitment process.
These may include a national criminal history check and for you to undergo pre-employment medical assessment including drug and alcohol screen.
If you are confident you have the skills and knowledge to fulfil this role, then please apply now.
Primary Location Australia-QLD-Mackay & Coalfields
Work Type Casual
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