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UGL is delivering major rail infrastructure in Queensland and seeks an OHLE Project Engineer to support the Logan Gold Coast Faster Rail project. You will coordinate design, construction and commissioning activities, ensuring safety, compliance and timely delivery.
The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, 4+ years of OHLE experience, and Rail Industry Worker competencies. Engage with suppliers, contractors and internal teams to drive quality outcomes.
At UGL, we are delivering some of Australia’s most significant infrastructure projects across rail, power, renewables, defence, resources, water and telecommunications. We are committed to building a better future through innovation, engineering excellence and collaboration.
We are currently seeking a OHLE Project Engineer to join the Logan Gold Coast Faster Rail (LGCFR) Project, a transformative rail infrastructure program that will redefine passenger rail travel between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Delivered by the ActivUs Alliance, this landmark project will expand the rail corridor from two to four tracks between Kuraby and Beenleigh, while delivering major station upgrades, enhanced signalling systems and improved network capacity for South East Queensland.
This role is responsible for supporting the design, coordination, and delivery or overhead line equipment works to ensure they meet technical, safety, and project requirements. The role provides engineering support across design development, construction, and commissioning stages, helping to resolve technical issues and ensure OHLE works are delivered on time, to quality standards, and in accordance with rail safety obligations.
As a member of the CIMIC Group of companies, we value diversity in our team’s backgrounds, ideas, work styles.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and strongly encourage applications from women, people with disabilities, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, mature aged workers and individuals from culturally diverse backgrounds.