Graduate Geotechnical Engineer – Piling & Groundwork

Acciona; Sydney; On-site; AUD 71,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

ACCIONA invites applications for a Graduate Geotechnical Engineer to support its Geotech business across Australia. You will contribute to piling, ground anchors, soil nails and ground improvement, handling documentation, budgeting, and site procedures from safety to QA.

The role requires a Civil Engineering degree with a geotechnical focus, exposure to large infrastructure works, and a willingness to travel to remote sites across Australia.

Qualifications

• Requires Civil Engineering degree or equivalent with geotechnical focus.
• Experience in foundation construction for large infrastructure projects.
• Hands-on experience with piling, ground anchors, soil nails and ground improvement works.
• Familiarity with Pile Integrity Testing (PIT) and gauge/QA procedures.
• Ability to obtain permits for construction activities and coordinate site works.

Responsibilities

• Administer piling and ground improvement works to safety, environmental and quality requirements.
• Coordinate ground anchoring, soil nails, and slope stabilization activities.
• Develop procedures for piling, anchors, soil nails and ground improvement.
• Prepare works procedures, ITPs, SWMS and Site Access Plans.
• Coordinate specialist piling and ground anchor testing and QA.
• Track budgets and daily cost control; contribute to look-ahead planning.

Skills

Ground engineering

Piling operations

Ground anchors

Soil nails

PIT testing

Safety procedures

Site coordination

Construction documentation

Education

Civil Engineering degree or similar (geotechnical focus)

Job description

ACCIONA invites applications for a Graduate Geotechnical Engineer to support its Geotech business across Australia. You will contribute to piling, ground anchors, soil nails and ground improvement, handling documentation, budgeting, and site procedures from safety to QA.

The role requires a Civil Engineering degree with a geotechnical focus, exposure to large infrastructure works, and a willingness to travel to remote sites across Australia.