Site Engineer - Concrete Structures & FRP Execution

Treu Construct; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Treu Construct in Melbourne is seeking a Site Engineer who owns the on-site concrete structures. You will oversee formwork, reinforcement and pour operations, coordinating with site supervisors, project engineers and managers across metropolitan Melbourne.

Key responsibilities include procurement and scheduling, reviewing drawings, raising RFIs, ensuring reinforcement meets design, and planning FRP sequences with safety front of mind.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years' site experience on concrete structures.
• Solid understanding of FRP sequencing and AS 3600/AS 3610.
• Confidence reading and interpreting structural drawings.
• Experience with Bluebeam, Aconex, or Procore is highly regarded.
• Experience setting out with total station or laser level.
• Full working rights in Australia and a White Card.

Responsibilities

• Manage procurement, trade letting and financial aspects of projects.
• Program and sequence projects to meet deadlines.
• Review structural/shop drawings and raise RFIs as needed.
• Verify reinforcement schedules against the design and resolve discrepancies.
• Set out works, check levels, formwork and reinforcement before pours.
• Plan FRP sequences, concrete bookings and labour.
• Maintain ITPs, pour records and concrete test results.
• Contribute to SWMS and toolbox talks with safety in mind.

Skills

Site experience on concrete structures

FRP sequencing

Reading structural drawings

Communication with builders/crews

Education

Civil or Structural Engineering degree

Tools

Bluebeam

Aconex

Procore

Job description

Treu Construct in Melbourne is seeking a Site Engineer who owns the on-site concrete structures. You will oversee formwork, reinforcement and pour operations, coordinating with site supervisors, project engineers and managers across metropolitan Melbourne.

Key responsibilities include procurement and scheduling, reviewing drawings, raising RFIs, ensuring reinforcement meets design, and planning FRP sequences with safety front of mind.