Temporary Works Lead – Civil Site Coordination

Fulton Hogan; Auckland; On-site; NZD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

KiwiSaver employer contributions

Fuel discount card

Parental leave top-up payment

Family scholarships

Ongoing training and development

Retail discounts

Medical insurance

Life insurance

Job summary

Fulton Hogan is seeking an experienced Temporary Works Coordinator for our Civil Construction team in the Auckland region. You will link design, delivery and site teams, ensuring temporary works are properly managed from design brief to permit to dismantle.

With a minimum of five years in civil engineering and hands-on experience with temporary works, you will lead risk categorisation, inspections, and permit controls, while maintaining safety and design compliance across projects.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil or Structural) or Temp Works qualification.
• Minimum 5+ years in civil/major infrastructure or complex building.
• Experience with falsework, heavy propping, crane platforms, sheet piling, ground support.
• Professional membership with Engineering NZ or recognition under Washington/Sydney Accord is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Implement and enforce Temporary Works Management Procedure across the project.
• Maintain Temporary Works Register with categorisation, design status, inspections, and permits.
• Coordinate temporary works activities across site teams, designers, checkers, and contractors.
• Prepare design briefs with site conditions, loads, constraints, and sequencing.
• Ensure temporary works are correctly risk categorized, checked, certified, and aligned with permits.

Skills

Temp Works Coordination

Risk Management

Stakeholder Engagement

Regulatory Compliance

Education

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil/Structural)

Job description

Fulton Hogan is seeking an experienced Temporary Works Coordinator for our Civil Construction team in the Auckland region. You will link design, delivery and site teams, ensuring temporary works are properly managed from design brief to permit to dismantle.

With a minimum of five years in civil engineering and hands-on experience with temporary works, you will lead risk categorisation, inspections, and permit controls, while maintaining safety and design compliance across projects.