Site Superintendent

About the role

Warrikal is seeking an experienced Site Superintendent to lead rope‑access and scaffolding operations on a Tier One project in Collie, Western Australia. The role involves mentoring the on‑site team, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and delivering work to client specifications.

Key responsibilities

• Oversee daily site activities for rope‑access and scaffolding crews, ensuring work meets Australian standards.
• Coordinate rope‑access tasks in line with IRATA/SPRAT regulations and manage scaffolding erection, modification, and dismantling.
• Lead pre‑start meetings, toolbox talks and safety briefings, and maintain clear communication with clients and internal stakeholders.
• Plan and allocate personnel, equipment and materials, and monitor progress against project schedules.
• Conduct site inspections, audits and daily/weekly reporting to project management.
• Ensure compliance with HSEQ policies, permits and legislative requirements, and promote continuous improvement.
• Maintain equipment certification, inspection and maintenance programmes.

Required profile

• Full Australian working rights and a valid Construction White Card.
• C Class driver’s licence.
• Relevant certifications: Working at Heights, Confined Space entry, Gas Test Atmosphere Qualification, First Attack Fire Training; willingness to obtain S26.
• Strong communication skills, positive attitude and proven ability to lead on‑site teams.

Required skills

• Rope‑access operations (IRATA/SPRAT).
• Scaffolding erection and dismantling to Australian standards.
• HSEQ compliance and safety management.
• Equipment inspection and certification.
• Working at Heights, Confined Space, Gas Test Atmosphere qualifications.
• First Attack Fire Training.
• S26 certification (or willingness to obtain).
• Construction White Card.
• C Class driver’s licence.

What we offer

• Competitive payment rates aligned with skills and experience.
• Opportunities for career progression within a growing, Aboriginal‑owned company.
• Leadership development and recognition programs.
• Access to mental health support (EAP).