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Candii Pty Ltd is seeking an HVAC Project Manager to manage projects including fitouts and central plant replacements in Brisbane. This role offers an opportunity to shape a growing division and enhance your career without the challenges of wet construction.
Join the firm as they expand operations, manage project budgets, and build your own team over time. Enjoy competitive pay and benefits along with a focus on professional development within a supportive environment.
Most HVAC Project Manager ads want twenty years and a scar for every one of them. This one doesn't.
The business is growing fast enough that the real requirement is ambition and the ability to run a job properly. If you're three years out of your trade, you've managed budgets, and you're hungry for the step up - you're in the conversation.
Who you'd be working for A national mechanical services contractor, 40 years established, with 200-plus staff and the subcontractor network to take on work most competitors have to pass on.
They operate in every state and territory, servicing some of the biggest names in Australian property, mining, hospitality and healthcare - tier-one resources clients, major property groups and national hotel brands among them.
The Brisbane branch is in growth mode. That's the whole point of this role: there's more work being won than the current team can deliver, and they need someone to take projects off the pile and eventually build a team underneath them.
No wet construction. This is fitouts, central plant replacements, maintenance and projects - not new-build. Completely different animal, and if you've done your time on wet trades sites you'll know exactly why that matters.
Genuine variety. One day it's a central plant replacement, the next it's a fitout, the next it's a maintenance programme. Prisons, hotels and aged care are all live sectors - the next project in the pipeline is a correctional facility.
A division to grow, not inherit. You'll have the chance to win work, build the division out, and bring your own small team up around you. That's a very different proposition to stepping into someone else's established patch.
They promote from within. Ongoing training and development, with the ladder above you genuinely open.
They're not looking for a seasoned veteran. They're looking for someone with drive who wants to make the role their own.
The Brisbane branch is at the point where the work is coming in faster than it can be delivered. That's the best time to join anything - you get to shape the division rather than maintain it, and the people who are there during the growth are the people who end up running it.
Add a national business with four decades of trading behind it, a client list most contractors would like to have, and no wet construction, and it's a hard one to match.