(PO3) Civil Engineer

Kingston Human Capital; Gold Coast City; On-site; AUD 139,138,000 - 206,640,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay cycles

No payroll deductions

Job summary

Kingston Human Capital is seeking a Civil Engineer on the Gold Coast to manage the assessment of multiple road infrastructure projects by third parties, delivering technical expertise and coordinating key activities.

You will engage stakeholders, prepare reports, assess third-party applications, and help ensure compliance, with a 38-hour week and a long-term contract.

Qualifications

• Previous experience as a Civil Engineer.
• Proven track record of delivering milestones and reporting within timeframes.
• Strong stakeholder engagement, planning and interpersonal skills.
• Executive-level reporting experience.
• Current holder of Class C Driver’s License.
• Bachelor of Engineering or above (Washington Accord accredited and assessed/accepted).

Responsibilities

• Engage with stakeholders to give advice on road network matters, including the preparation of technical reports and replies to the public or to Ministerial correspondence.
• Undertake assessments of third-party applications seeking approval to conduct an activity or install infrastructure in a State Controlled Corridor.
• Provide engineering input into the services and advice on technical issues related to development control and third-party activities that would impact on the road network program.
• Monitor and audit third party works, ensuring construction and compliance with development assessment and access permits and consideration of its impact on the road network operations.
• This role will determine appropriate bridge and road maintenance procedures, work instructions and manage road and bridge maintenance tasks.
• This role will assist in the selection of the most suitable contract process for project delivery, then administer the contract to ensure compliance and successful delivery.
• Calculate quantities of component materials, analyse test results for materials, identify non-conformances, determine the controls needed during construction, and conduct and manage risk assessment

Skills

Civil Engineering

Stakeholder Engagement

Verbal & Written Communication

Project Coordination

Driver's License

Education

Bachelor of Engineering

Job description

About your new role

In this role you will manage the assessment of multiple road infrastructure projects by third parties through the provision of extensive technical expertise and support to the assessment. In doing this you will ensure effective coordination of key operational activities and resources associated with project management and process development.

What you will be doing

• Engage with stakeholder to give advice on road network matters, including the preparation of technical reports and replies to the public or to Ministerial correspondence.
• Undertake assessments of third-party applications seeking approval to conduct an activity or install infrastructure in a State Controlled Corridor.
• Provide engineering input into the services and advice on technical issues related to development control and third-party activities that would impact on the road network program.
• Monitor and audit third party works, ensuring construction and compliance with development assessment and access permits and consideration of its impact on the road network operations.
• This role will determine appropriate bridge and road maintenance procedures, work instructions and manage road and bridge maintenance tasks.
• This role will assist in the selection of the most suitable contract process for project delivery, then administer the contract to ensure compliance and successful delivery.
• Calculate quantities of component materials, analyse test results for materials, identify non-conformances, determine the controls needed during construction, and conduct and manage risk assessment

What you will need to succeed

• Previous experience as a Civil Engineer
• Proven track record of ensuring deliverables, milestones, and reporting requirements are met within agreed timeframes
• Strong stakeholder engagement, communication planning, and interpersonal skills, including experience collaborating with virtual, shared business, and technical teams.
• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, including executive-level reporting
• Current holder of Class C Driver’s License
• Bachelor of Engineering or above (Washington Accord accredited and assessed/accepted by Engineers Australia).

Previous experience working for QLD Government and Public Sector would be highly advantageous, but not essential.

What’s in it for You

• Healthy long-term contract (with potential to extend)
• Easily accessible Gold Coast location
• $51 -$76.00 + Superannuation
• Lead and manage the assessment of multiple road infrastructure projects.
• 38 hours per week, Monday to Friday
• Weekly pay cycles
• No payroll deductions for our services