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EIRE Constructions is seeking a Senior Project Engineer to provide technical leadership across concept to completion for civil and water infrastructure projects. You will lead multidisciplinary teams, ensure safety and quality, and oversee design, procurement, and site activities.
Based in Luddenham, Sydney region, the role requires extensive experience in civil construction and AEAC awareness, with a focus on delivering projects on time and within budget.
EIRE Constructions was founded by Kelliher family patriarch Tom Kelliher, in the late1970's. EIRE has blazed a trail in innovative civil infrastructure solutions – and specialises in water treatment, water network infrastructure and transport infrastructure including roads, bridges, wastewater systems and more, drawing on our breadth and depth of experience to deliver complex projects. As regional civil infrastructure specialists, we strive to be a part of the communities in which we operate. Driven by our Purpose of building the communities we want to live in, we are connected and inspired by our Values.
The Senior Project Engineer provides technical support and expertise in project planning, design, and engineering from concept to completion. Senior Project Engineers assist in coordinating project activities, ensuring compliance with engineering standards, resolving technical issues, monitoring project progress, maintaining high standards of safety and quality. The role of the Senior Project Engineer will involve collaborating with multidisciplinary teams conducting technical analyses and ensuring the successful delivery of projects within defined timelines and budgets.
The role will be leading a team on current Pipeline & Pumpstation project works across the Southwestern Sydney Region.
We're looking for a practical, experienced Senior Project Engineer who understands civil construction & Water Infrastructure, leads by example and knows how to get the best out of their team.
Ideally, you'll bring: