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Symal is delivering the Gawara Baya Wind Farm in North Queensland. The Project Engineer – Civil will report to the Project Manager and lead civil construction packages safely, efficiently and profitably, overseeing programs, commercial outcomes, quality and safety.
With a 2:1 FIFO roster, 30% roster uplift and provided flights, accommodation and meals, you’ll work on a landmark renewable energy project while actively managing procurement, cost forecasting and environmental compliance.
Job Search Category: Engineering – Civil
Build one of Queensland's largest renewable energy projects with Symal Infrastructure.
Join the team delivering the Gawara Baya Wind Farm in North Queensland – a landmark $347M civil infrastructure project. Enjoy a 2:1 FIFO roster, 30% roster uplift, flights, accommodation, meals and long-term career development.
Reporting to the Project Manager, you'll deliver civil construction packages safely, efficiently and profitably while managing programs, commercial outcomes, quality and safety.
At Unyte, we've always known that people and performance make amazing things happen. Work like ours needs problem solvers, bold thinkers and genuinely good people. If you're looking for a passionate team and a pathway to career success, now's the time to make it yours.
There are plenty of good reasons to dig into a career at Unyte.
Diversity of thought fuels our progress
Our inclusion offerings are designed to open doors for individuals who may not see a traditional entry point into the construction industry. We’re empowering women to thrive in construction through Shine , championing veteran career transitions through Resolve and building meaningful careers for Aboriginal people with Wamarra - helping you build a future where you belong.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, veterans and individuals from diverse cultural and life experiences are encouraged to apply.
Symal acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands upon which we work, live and socialise.We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who we recognise as Australia’s First Peoples whose cultural practices continue today.