Civil Infrastructure Network Engineer (Roads & Bridges)

City of Greater Geelong; Geelong; On-site; AUD 89,000 - 108,000; Full time

Job summary

City of Greater Geelong is seeking a civil engineer to contribute to the management of roads, footpaths, bridges, and related assets while coordinating third-party road reserve works and heavy-vehicle access applications. You will support planning and delivery of capital works projects to ensure safe, sustainable infrastructure.

This permanent full-time role (with consideration to part-time) requires strong communication, data analysis, and knowledge of construction legislation, plus a Victorian

Qualifications

• Experience in civil engineering projects and advising on roads, footpaths and bridges.
• Ability to interpret construction legislation and safety standards.
• Strong written and verbal communication for diverse stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Assess and coordinate third-party road reserve works and heavy-vehicle access applications.
• Undertake engineering investigations and develop practical recommendations for roads and bridges.
• Support planning and delivery of capital works projects within budgets and timelines.
• Promote a positive team culture and assist in change activities.
• Share knowledge to train others and achieve development goals.
• Translate technical information into clear advice for leaders and community.
• Work with the department leader to deliver the unit's business plan and strategy.

Skills

Civil engineering

Interpersonal skills

Communication

Planning

Time management

Data analysis

Education

Civil engineering degree

Construction-related qualification

Job description

City of Greater Geelong is seeking a civil engineer to contribute to the management of roads, footpaths, bridges, and related assets while coordinating third-party road reserve works and heavy-vehicle access applications. You will support planning and delivery of capital works projects to ensure safe, sustainable infrastructure.

This permanent full-time role (with consideration to part-time) requires strong communication, data analysis, and knowledge of construction legislation, plus a Victorian