Commercial Lead — $1B+ Infrastructure (FIFO/DIDO)

Amida Recruit AU; Goulburn; On-site; AUD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

Amida Recruit AU is seeking a Commercial Lead/Associate Director to oversee cost management for a $1bn+ MEP package on a major Australian infrastructure project. The role focuses on forecasting, cost breakdowns, and contractual governance within a specialist cost consultancy.

You will work with the project leadership team to analyse drawings, refine scope, and manage variations across civil and infrastructure packages. A background in head contracting or consultancy is preferred.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or Engineering.
• Experience with large-scale MEP packages and civil infrastructure.
• Strong cost forecasting, budgeting and contract administration skills.
• Ability to work with project leadership and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Conduct detailed cost forecasting, budgeting, and rate analysis.
• Review and interpret drawings, forecasts, and project documentation.
• Assist in defining, refining, and validating project scope.
• Prepare and manage variations, progress claims, and contract documentation.
• Provide financial and contractual advice to project stakeholders.
• Collaborate with project engineers, planners, and commercial managers.

Skills

Cost management

Contract administration

Financial reporting

Forensic cost analysis

Education

Quantity Surveying degree

Construction Management degree

Engineering (Civil) degree

Job description

Amida Recruit AU is seeking a Commercial Lead/Associate Director to oversee cost management for a $1bn+ MEP package on a major Australian infrastructure project. The role focuses on forecasting, cost breakdowns, and contractual governance within a specialist cost consultancy.

You will work with the project leadership team to analyse drawings, refine scope, and manage variations across civil and infrastructure packages. A background in head contracting or consultancy is preferred.