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Future Generation Snowy 2.0 is seeking a Mobilisation Administrator to support the mobilisation team and ensure compliant onboarding of FGJV workforce and subcontractors for Snowy 2.0 work fronts.
The role focuses on attendance records, licences and qualifications review, police checks, medicals, and maintaining compliance data while coordinating with stakeholders to enable safe, efficient site access in NSW.
Future Generation Joint Venture (FGJV) is the principal contractor for Snowy Hydro's Snowy 2.0, Australia's largest committed renewable energy project. We bring the combined engineering expertise of three companies - Italy's Webuild (formerly Salini Impregilo), Australian-based Clough and US-based Lane Construction.
Snowy 2.0 is the next chapter in the Snowy Scheme's history. It is the largest committed renewable energy project in Australia and will provide on-demand energy and large-scale storage for many generations to come. This Iconic Project has and will continue to create its own legacy in Australian history.
The Mobilisation Administrator supports the mobilisation team to ensure the smooth and compliant mobilisation of the FGJV workforce as well as subcontractors to the Snowy 2.0 work fronts.
The above listed authorities and responsibilities are only a guide and may change as directed by your Manager/Supervisor or as per the requirements of FGJV Management.
Future Generation Joint Venture brings together the combined engineering experience and expertise of WeBuild, Clough and Lane and has been selected to design construct Snowy 2.0. This project is based within the Snowy Mountains in NSW and will deliver one of the largest pumped hydro schemes in the world.
Snowy 2.0 is the next chapter in the Snowy Scheme's history. It is the largest committed renewable energy project in Australia and will provide on-demand energy and large-scale storage for many generations to come. This Iconic Project has and will continue to create its own legacy in Australian history.