Civil Marine Maintenance Supervisor

Chandler Macleod; Fremantle; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 129,000; Full time

Job summary

Chandler Macleod in Fremantle, WA is seeking a Civil Marine Maintenance Supervisor to oversee planned and reactive works across berths, jetties and seawalls. You will scope, budget, schedule and supervise contractors, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards while maintaining marine assets.

The role requires trade qualifications in civil/marine construction and related tertiary qualifications, with 7+ years of experience. This is a 12-month contract with a 40-hour workweek.

Qualifications

• Essential trades and civil/marine construction credentials.
• Experience in maintenance management and project budgeting.
• Knowledge of safety and quality standards in marine works.

Responsibilities

• Prepare scopes of work for reactive and planned maintenance.
• Supervise on-site contractors, ensuring safety and quality compliance.
• Review inspection reports, asset registers and maintenance needs.
• Assist with maintenance budgets and work schedules.
• Coordinate procurement, warehousing and testing per specs.
• Liaise with stakeholders across Marine Services and Port Ops.
• Support tender prep, evaluation and award recommendations.

Skills

Trade qualifications

Contract Administration

Project Management

Maintenance Management

Education

Civil/Marine Construction trade qualification

Civil/Construction related tertiary qualification

Job description

Position: Civil Marine Maintenance Supervisor

Contract Duration: 12 months duration

Location: Fremantle, WA

Hours per week: Monday to Friday - 40 hours per week

Salary: $79.46 per hour (flat rate on all hours)

About the Role

The Marine Civil Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for planned and reactive maintenance works across the Fremantle Ports Inner Harbour berth, jetties and seawall breakwaters, including scoping, cost and schedule management, safety and quality control, and on-site supervision of contractors.

In doing so, the position ensures contractor compliance with designs, specifications and industry best practice, and executes day-to-day maintenance of marine civil assets including piles, suspended deck, superstructure and seawalls.

Key Duties

• Responsible for preparing scopes of work for reactive and planned maintenance, reviewing inspection reports and the asset register, and assessing maintenance requirements and safety issues
• Responsible for on-site supervision of contractors as surveillance officer, monitoring compliance with Quality and Safety Management Plans and statutory requirements
• Facilitate and coordinate site and safety inductions and permits for contractors’ staff, and manage the safety, quality and delivery performance of contractors
• Assist the Superintendent with preparation of maintenance project budgets and work schedules and update the asset register with completed works and condition changes
• Coordinate document control, material procurement, warehousing and testing to ensure compliance with specifications and schedules
• Liaise with contractors, customers and other managers and supervisors (e.g. Marine Services, Port Operations, Safety and Environment, External Affairs) whose areas of work are affected by the team’s output
• Liaise with the Marine Civil Infrastructure Superintendent to prepare tender documents, evaluate tenders and make recommendations for awarding project works
• Responsible for ensuring Fremantle Ports Quality, Safety and Environmental standards, guidelines and procedures are achieved and adhered to within their area of influence

Qualifications & Experience

Essential:

• Trade qualifications in Civil and Marine Construction, or extensive relevant experience (7+ years)
• Tertiary qualifications in Civil, Construction or a related engineering discipline, and/or qualifications in Contract Administration, Project Management or Maintenance Management

Desirable:

• Experience in the construction, inspection, maintenance and repair of seawalls, breakwaters and other coastal marine structures, with maintenance supervision and contract administration skills
• Sound knowledge of statutory legislation and OH&S regulations relating to maintenance management, with demonstrated ability to implement and ensure a safe work environment
• Good written, verbal and negotiation skills, and possession of a current ‘C’ or ‘CA’ class driver’s licence