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Snowy 2.0 Project is hiring an HSE Administrator to support the Site HSE Manager and team in keeping documentation, records, and reporting running smoothly. This hands-on role involves working with subcontractors, project management, and client representatives to uphold safety objectives.
You will coordinate inductions, training records, and compliance documentation, ensuring accuracy and timely reporting. The position features a 14/7 FIFO roster with 12-hour day shifts and onsite camp
The Client
Our client is a part of the Iconic Snowy Hydro 2.0 project in Cooma. They are a leading heavy mechanical engineering, services and contracting business operating throughout Australia and New Zealand in major capital cities and regional locations. They perform an integral role in the development of ANZ infrastructure across mining and resources, transport and power markets.
Location: Lobbs Hole, NSW
Roster: 14/7 FIFO – 12-hour day shifts
Salary: $100k - $120k + Super + 25% Site Uplift
Join one of the top players in the hydropower and renewable energies market and contribute to shaping the mega trend of decarbonisation!
The Role
Reporting to the Site HSE Manager, the HSE Administrator plays a vital role in keeping our HSE systems, records, and reporting running smoothly. You'll be the organisational backbone of the HSE team — ensuring documentation is accurate, training and compliance records are up to date, and the team has what it needs to deliver on its safety objectives.
This is a hands-on, people-facing role. You'll work closely with the Site HSE Manager, HSE Advisors, the Project Management Team, subcontractors, and client representatives, supporting the safe and compliant delivery of the Snowy 2.0 Project.
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Benefits
Project Information Snowy 2.0 is the next generation of the iconic Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme, and construction of this major pumped hydro project is well underway. Once complete, the Scheme will provide 2000 megawatts of dispatchable, on-demand renewable power and approximately 350,000 megawatt hours of large-scale energy storage to the Australian National Electricity Market.