Rail Signalling Supervisor – Gold Coast Project

DT Infrastructure; Gold Coast City; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working

Parental leave

Career development

Competitive pay

Inclusive environment

Job summary

DT Infrastructure is seeking an experienced Signalling Supervisor for the QTMP Project on the Gold Coast. You will oversee signalling installation across site and off-site activities, coordinating labour, plant and materials while ensuring safety and compliance with rail standards and ITPs.

Reporting to the Construction Manager, you will lead crews, manage access and possessions in a live rail environment, and work with project engineers to optimise sequencing and mitigate risks.

Qualifications

• Proven experience supervising signalling installation works within rail projects.
• Strong technical understanding of signalling systems and installation practices.
• Experience in QR environment and knowledge of standards and procedures.
• Ability to manage multiple crews, safety, QA processes and ITPs.

Responsibilities

• Supervise day-to-day signalling installation activities safely and efficiently.
• Allocate labour, plant and materials to maintain programme across fronts.
• Enforce safe working practices, permits, rail safety requirements and access conditions.
• Ensure QA requirements, site audits and incident investigations are met.
• Collaborate with Management to optimise sequencing and manage risks.

Skills

Signalling supervision

Rail safety

Leadership

Communication

Education

Railway Signalling Licence (QR)

Tools

Microlok

Axle counters

Circuit books

Job description

DT Infrastructure is seeking an experienced Signalling Supervisor for the QTMP Project on the Gold Coast. You will oversee signalling installation across site and off-site activities, coordinating labour, plant and materials while ensuring safety and compliance with rail standards and ITPs.

Reporting to the Construction Manager, you will lead crews, manage access and possessions in a live rail environment, and work with project engineers to optimise sequencing and mitigate risks.