Wind Farm Mechanical Supervisor – Onsite Leadership

UGL; Emerald; On-site; AUD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discounted private Health insurance

Salary Continuance Insurance

Flexible Work Arrangements

Salary sacrifice

Novated leasing

A Strong Health and Safety Culture

Dedicated Wellness Program

Paid Parental Leave

Educational and leadership development

Access CIMIC Group career options

Job summary

UGL is recruiting a Mechanical Supervisor for the Sybella Wind Farm near Mount ISA. You will oversee onsite mechanical installation, coordinate crews and subcontractors, and ensure quality and safety standards while keeping the project on schedule.

You will lead safety routines, address arising site issues, and report progress to project leadership, contributing to Australia's next generation of energy projects.

Qualifications

• Widely demonstrates leadership in supervising mechanical installation onsite.
• Experience coordinating subcontractors and crews on construction projects.
• Strong focus on safety, quality, and meeting project timelines.
• Experience in energy, infrastructure or industrial projects is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Supervise mechanical installation works onsite to meet project timelines.
• Coordinate subcontractors and crews for efficient execution.
• Monitor quality and ensure specifications compliance.
• Identify and resolve site issues to minimise delays.
• Lead daily pre-starts and promote safe work practices.
• Track progress and support reporting to project leadership.

Skills

Leadership

Contractor management

Communication

Multi-priority management

Safety commitment

Site supervision

Education

Trade or technical qualification in mechanical discipline

Job description

UGL is recruiting a Mechanical Supervisor for the Sybella Wind Farm near Mount ISA. You will oversee onsite mechanical installation, coordinate crews and subcontractors, and ensure quality and safety standards while keeping the project on schedule.

You will lead safety routines, address arising site issues, and report progress to project leadership, contributing to Australia's next generation of energy projects.