Graduate Structural Engineer: 2-Year Development

Csea; Newcastle; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

SRG Global in Newcastle offers a Graduate Structural Engineer 2 Year Development Program. You’ll gain exposure to structural repair, strengthening and remediation across NSW, including bridges, marine infrastructure and industrial assets.

The program requires a Civil or Mechanical Engineering degree and familiarity with project software, QA/QC, HSEQ, and site coordination. A pathway to progressive responsibilities is provided in a supportive, high-performance team.

Qualifications

• Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering.
• Previous experience in a similar role.
• Previous experience in civil/infrastructure projects.
• Confident in using a range of project softwares.
• Demonstrated experience in effective HSEQ management.

Responsibilities

• Prepare project documentation including methodologies, QA/QC, safety, environmental and technical deliverables.
• Provide technical support to project teams, ensuring compliance with specifications, drawings and project requirements.
• Monitor construction activities, progress and performance through site inspections, audits and KPI reporting.
• Manage RFIs, TQs and technical queries, identifying practical and efficient construction solutions.
• Assist the Project Manager with project planning, delivery, procurement, cost control and resource coordination.
• Coordinate surveying activities, quantity assessments and project controls to support successful project execution.
• Maintain project records, registers and QA/QC testing programs to ensure compliance and traceability.
• Support tender preparation through quantity take-offs, documentation and constructability reviews.

Skills

HSEQ management

Technical reporting

Cross-functional teamwork

Quality assurance

Site coordination

Education

Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Project software

Job description

SRG Global in Newcastle offers a Graduate Structural Engineer 2 Year Development Program. You’ll gain exposure to structural repair, strengthening and remediation across NSW, including bridges, marine infrastructure and industrial assets.

The program requires a Civil or Mechanical Engineering degree and familiarity with project software, QA/QC, HSEQ, and site coordination. A pathway to progressive responsibilities is provided in a supportive, high-performance team.