Senior Road Asset Rehab Engineer

Logan City Council; Logan City; On-site; AUD 98,000 - 119,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Work

Health & Wellness

Salary Packaging

Professional Growth

Job summary

Logan City Council is seeking an Asset Rehabilitation Engineer to join the Road Asset Management Team. You will help plan and deliver road rehabilitation programs, assess pavement conditions, and support geotechnical investigations.

Role emphasizes data-driven decision making, use of GIS and new technologies, and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders to improve safety and sustainability of Logan's transport network.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) is essential.
• Current Queensland C class Driver Licence.
• Current General Safety Induction (White Card - 30215).
• Ability to participate in an after-hours on-call roster.

Responsibilities

• Support the development and delivery of road asset rehabilitation programs and road corridor management initiatives.
• Undertake road condition assessments, analysis, project scoping, structural investigations and asset performance reviews.
• Coordinate and support geotechnical investigations, pavement testing and soil classification activities.
• Assist in arranging and supervising specialist investigations including FWD and GPR testing.
• Support the mapping and management of geotechnical and asset data using GIS and other digital systems.
• Prepare technical reports, asset management documentation, specifications, guidelines and procedures.

Skills

Road pavement engineering

Pavement design

Asset management

GIS ESRI

Data analytics

Stakeholder engagement

Field inspections

Education

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)

Tools

FWD testing

GPR testing

Job description

Logan City Council is seeking an Asset Rehabilitation Engineer to join the Road Asset Management Team. You will help plan and deliver road rehabilitation programs, assess pavement conditions, and support geotechnical investigations.

Role emphasizes data-driven decision making, use of GIS and new technologies, and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders to improve safety and sustainability of Logan's transport network.