Environmental Coordinator

SEE Group; Tweed Heads; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

SEE Group is seeking an Environmental Coordinator to join our professional environmental team. Based in the Tweed / Gold Coast region, you will work across northern NSW and Tweed projects to ensure the Environmental Management Plan is executed on site while growing your career.

You will support EMS/CEMP implementation, prepare reports, interpret permits and provide guidance on environmental standards, collaborating with civil project teams to ensure regulatory compliance and continuous

Qualifications

• Around 1-2 years of commercial experience in Environmental Engineering, Construction and Delivery processes.
• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks or projects and stay focused on priorities.
• Knowledge of environmental legislation and regulatory compliance; accuracy in reporting requirements.

Responsibilities

• Assist in implementing EMS, CEMP and related plans, including planning, audits and training.
• Assist in preparing reports and work plans, conduct site investigations and collect environmental data.
• Interpret permits and environmental documents; help develop management plans and conduct regular inspections.
• Provide advice on EMS application and Australian environmental standards to project teams.
• Contribute to EMS improvement and review consultant/subcontractor environmental plans for conformance.
• Support review of environmental plans and documentation for contractual requirements.

Skills

Environmental Eng.

Delivery processes

Strong communication

Tools

MS Excel

MS Word

Job description

The SEE WaySEE Group is a family-built company with over 35 years of experience in delivering excellence across civil construction, mining, and infrastructure. At SEE Group, we don’t just build projects - we build careers.

• Be part of a down-to-earth, supportive team that values diversity and inclusion
• Benefit from career growth and tailored development opportunities
• Enjoy personalised rewards and recognition for your hard work
• Work on impactful projects that shape communities
• Collaborate with passionate people who bring a "boots & all" attitude to everything they do

The Opportunity

SEE Group have a great career opportunity available for an enthusiastic and self-managing Environmental Coordinator to join our highly professional and skilled Environmental team. This is a diverse and fast-paced role based in the Tweed / Gold Coast and working across the northern NSW and Tweed region. You’ll work closely with teams across our Civil projects to ensure the Environmental Management Plan is executed across our varied project sites, whilst being mentored to help grow your career.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the implementation of the Environmental Management System (EMS), Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) and associated management plans, including planning and audits, and providing environmental training.
• Assist in the preparation of reports and work plans, assist with site investigations, and collecting, processing and evaluating environmental data, establish project needs and monitor work in progress to ensure adherence to environmental requirements.
• Assist with interpreting permits, assessments and other environmental documents, as well as help develop management plans and undertake regular inspection to monitor compliance.
• Assist with accurate advice to project teams on the application of the EMS and Australian environmental legislation, standards, regulations, policies and best practice environmental design and management within projects.
• Contribute to the improvement of the EMS.
• Assist with reviewing consultant, subcontractor and supplier environmental plans and associated documentation for conformance to contractual requirements.

Essential Skills and Attributes

• Around 1-2 years’ commercial experience in Environmental Engineering, Construction and Delivery processes
• Demonstrated experience managing multiple tasks or projects and maintaining focus on priorities
• Knowledge of environmental legislation, regulatory compliance, and strong accuracy to report on environmental requirements
• Well-developed communication skills both verbally and written
• Ability to problem solve and be adaptable on site
• Strong relationship building skills
• Computer literacy, particularly experience working with MS Excel and MS Word
• Highly effective planning, organising and problem-solving skills together with the ability to lead, motivate and influence others

As an Equal Opportunity Employer, Women and People of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island heritage are strongly encouraged to apply.