Contracts Administrator

Greenline Group; Wagga Wagga City Council; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Greenline Group in Australia is seeking an experienced Contracts Administrator to own contracts from award to close-out, on site and in the field, with regular travel to project sites and the NSW Head Office in Wagga Wagga.

You will work with project managers, site teams and subcontractors, manage progress claims, variations, and compliance, and build strong relationships while maintaining contract registers; a current White Card and driver's licence are required.

Qualifications

• Proven Contracts Administration experience on construction projects.
• Strong knowledge of contracts, subcontracts, variations, progress claims and final accounts.
• Working knowledge of Security of Payment legislation.
• Confident attending site meetings and dealing with head contractors.
• Strong commercial judgement with attention to risk.
• Self-managed and able to take ownership.
• Valid driver’s licence and White Card.
• Experience with project management systems (Premier or similar) is advantageous.
• A construction management, quantity surveying or law related qualification is well regarded.

Responsibilities

• Manage contracts, subcontracts and supplier agreements from award through to final account and close-out.
• Collaborate with Project Managers and site teams to manage contractual obligations, risks, scope changes and commercial issues.
• Oversee subcontractor engagement and prequalification, including insurances and licences.
• Administer progress claims, variations, payments, retentions and final accounts.
• Handle contractual notices, Security of Payment requirements, deadlines and registers.
• Maintain accurate contract and subcontract records and provide reporting on claims and status.
• Build strong relationships with subcontractors, suppliers, head contractors and clients.
• Travel to project sites across Australia to attend meetings and resolve contractual matters.

Skills

Contracts administration

Construction contracts knowledge

Security of Payment knowledge

Site meetings attendance

Commercial judgement

Self-managed/ownership

Driver's licence

White Card

Project management systems familiarity

Qualification in construction-related

Education

Construction management

Quantity surveying

Law or related qualification

Tools

Premier

Job description

We're looking for an experienced Contracts Administrator who wants to stay close to the projects they're administering - just as comfortable on site as they are managing the detail behind a contract.

This is a hands-on, hybrid role where you'll take ownership of contracts from award through to close-out. You'll work closely with our project teams, subcontractors and clients, with regular travel to project sites across Australia and travel to our NSW Head Office based in Wagga Wagga.

Until now, much of our contract administration has been shared across the team. As our projects have grown in value and complexity, we're now looking for someone to take ownership of this area and strengthen the commercial support behind our projects as Greenline continues to grow.

This isn't a purely desk-based CA role. We want someone who can confidently deal with contractual issues on site and knows how to keep the commercial side of a project moving.

Job Description

About Greenline

Greenline designs and constructs custom outdoor spaces. From schools and councils to sporting clubs, our work creates places that connect people and inspire them to grow.

You'll join a high-performing, down-to-earth team where people take ownership, communicate openly and support each other to achieve great outcomes. Guided by our values of Leadership, Trust and Excellence, we offer meaningful work, opportunities to grow and the chance to make a real impact.

What You'll Do

• Manage contracts, subcontracts and supplier agreements from award through to final account and close-out.
• Work closely with Project Managers and site teams to manage contractual obligations, risks, scope changes and commercial issues.
• Manage subcontractor engagement and prequalification, including insurances, licences and required compliance documentation.
• Administer progress claims, variations, payments, retentions and final accounts.
• Manage contractual notices, Security of Payment requirements, deadlines and contract registers.
• Maintain accurate contract, variation and subcontractor records and provide clear reporting on claims, variations and contract status.
• Build strong working relationships with subcontractors, suppliers, head contractors and clients.
• Travel to project sites across Australia to attend meetings and work through contractual and commercial matters with the project team.

Desired Skills and Experience

What You'll Bring

• Proven Contracts Administration experience on construction projects, with strong contract administration skills and practical experience working with project and site teams.
• Strong practical knowledge of construction contracts, subcontracts, variations, progress claims and final accounts.
• Working knowledge of Security of Payment legislation and Australian construction contracts.
• The confidence to attend site meetings, deal with head contractors and subcontractors and work through issues when they arise.
• Strong commercial judgement, attention to detail and the ability to identify risk early.
• A practical, self-managed approach - you're comfortable taking ownership without needing to be closely managed.
• Current driver's licence and White Card.
• Experience with Premier or similar construction/project management systems would be an advantage
• A construction management, quantity surveying, law or related qualification would be well regarded.

The Way We Work

We're open to the right person being based in Wagga Wagga, Brisbane or Sydney, with flexibility to work in a hybrid way.

Wherever you're based, being connected to our projects and team is important. Travel is an important part of the role. You'll visit interstate project sites as required and attend quarterly team days at our Wagga Wagga Head Office. Your initial onboarding will also include approximately two weeks with our Wagga Wagga team.

Why Join Greenline?

At Greenline, you can expect:

Grow and contribute - Build your capability through hands-on experience, feedback and opportunities to learn.

A strong team around you - Work with approachable people who collaborate, support each other and get things done.

Trust and ownership - Be trusted to take responsibility for your work, contribute ideas and make decisions.

Work that matters - See the impact of your work through projects that support communities across Australia.

Leadership and communication - Work in an environment where expectations are clear, communication is open and leaders are accessible.

Note: Applicants must be a Australian citizen, resident, or have already secured the right to work in Australia and therefore hold a valid visa.