Site Engineer - Core EP

About the role

A Melbourne construction team is looking for a Site Engineer to work alongside Site Supervisors and more experienced Site Engineers. Most of the time is spent on site supporting construction, installation and remediation works, with a focus on environmental infrastructure. The role suits someone early in their engineering career who enjoys practical, hands-on work.

Key responsibilities

• Carry out hands-on site work including excavation, welding, and the installation and servicing of leachate pumps and associated equipment
• Assist with pumping trials and assemble remediation kits for projects
• Support construction quality assurance, inspection and verification of environmental protection, remediation and containment systems
• Collect and enter site data, complete checklists and daily site reports
• Assist with as-built documentation, ITPs and operation and maintenance manuals
• Follow site safety documentation and procedures, and help prepare JSAs and SWMS
• Report site conditions, defects and completed works to the Site Supervisor and senior staff
• Travel to work sites, including overnight stays where required

Required profile

• Degree in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering or a related discipline
• Up to 3 years of relevant experience; graduates are encouraged to apply
• Practical, hands-on attitude and willingness to do physical site work
• Knowledge of construction fundamentals
• Strong safety awareness and willingness to follow procedures
• Good problem-solving and communication skills, and ability to work well as part of a site team
• Valid driver's licence (ability to tow is highly regarded)

What we offer

• Investment in skills and support for career goals, with opportunities to take on challenging projects
• A culture of inclusion, collaboration and mutual respect
• Flexibility, team social events, rostered days off, benefits and a supportive team

To apply, send an introductory letter with your updated CV to the recruiter named in the original listing.