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Genus Infrastructure Pty Ltd (GNI) invites applications for Site Administration Support on a casual contract for the HumeLink East project near Yass, NSW. The role supports day-to-day project operations, processes timesheets, maintains documents in SharePoint, and coordinates with site Supervisors.
Ideal candidates have experience in construction, transmission or utilities administration, strong attention to detail, and the ability to work to deadlines in a fast-paced site environment.
(This role can be Site-based or Remote)
Genus Infrastructure Pty Ltd (GNI)are specialists in delivering end to end innovative solutions in multiple sectors across Australia. Specialising in Transmission, Distribution, Substation, Communications & Renewable Energy; as a subsidiary of the GenusPlus Group (ASX: GNP).
Genus Infrastructure (NSW), in joint venture with Acciona, is delivering the HumeLink East project — a $1.4 billion upgrade involving 237 km of new 500 kV transmission lines and works at Bannaby Substation. The project strengthens NSW's grid, supports Snowy 2.0 and increases renewable energy capacity. Construction began in 2025 and will run through 2027-2028, creating around 1,600 jobs and contributing $2 million to local communities, with strong commitments to environmental and stakeholder management.
We are seeking a reliable and detail‑focused Site Administration Support professional to join the Project Team. This casual contract role supports day‑to‑day project operations by ensuring accurate timesheet processing, organised documentation, and clear communication between site teams and Supervisors.
This position is ideal for someone with experience in construction, transmission or utilities who understands rosters, EBA conditions and the fast‑paced nature of site environments. Accuracy, urgency and confidence in following up with Supervisors are key to success in this role.
GenusPlus Group values diversity and inclusion, and we strongly encourage females and First Nations people to apply
Where large numbers of applications are received, only those shortlisted will be contacted.