Project Engineer

ABOUT US

Delta Group is one of the largest diversified contractors of our type in the world today. We have the financial, organisational and operational capacity to manage hundreds of projects at any one time – Australia wide.

Established in Victoria since 1988, Delta Group now operates in all States and Territories of mainland Australia with offices in Darwin, Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, as well as regional offices in Karratha, the Hunter Valley, Port Pirie, Geelong and Latrobe Valley.

Our diversified commercial services include Closure Studies & Decommissioning, Deconstruction & Demolition, Civil Engineering & Construction, Landscaping & External Works, Materials Solution Management, Recycling & Waste Management, Site Remediation & Rehabilitation, Asbestos & Hazmat Removal, Heavy Plant Hire, Specialist Marine and Disaster Response.

With more than 900 highly skilled, trained and qualified staff; Australia's largest privately owned fleet of 1,500+ heavy vehicles and specialist plant; and more than $600m of annual revenues - we have the scale and systems to mobilise our people and plant to meet the demands of any project in any location.

ABOUT YOU

Delta Group are seeking a Project Engineer

In this role you will be assisting in the design and delivery of complex and significant projects. You will work with a blue chip client base and a growing workbook of high profile projects across New South Wales. You are a confident professional and capable with great perception in quality, safety and environmental performance management.

Your key responsibilities will include:

• Civil engineering.
• Development and implementation of civil project plans.
• Work to the guidelines of Delta Group's triple certified QSE management systems.
• Interpretation and interrogation of civil drawings.
• Knowledge and application of relevant Australian Standards relevant to Civil Engineering.
• Risk assessment and management civil construction methods.
• Project Set Up – civil scope, programme, method and budget.
• Status and tracking of civil scope, programme, method and budget.
• Sequencing and staging development and approvals.
• Accurate cost tracking and production tracking according to budget.
• Documentation development - specification review and quality assurance.
• Client and key stakeholder engagement. Management of project related subcontractors, suppliers and/or consultants
• Liaison with Site Civil Supervisor/Foreman
• Procurement and purchasing, including contract management for all projects.
• Estimate and variation development, including man hours, costs and quantities.
• Planning, progress monitoring and reporting, including audits and/or inspections.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of QSE management systems.

To succeed in this role you will have a range of skills and attributes, including:

ESSENTIAL

• Relevant construction related qualifications including tertiary degrees in engineering.
• Minimum 3-4 years' experience in a similar role
• Passion for people and their safety.
• Demonstrated communication skills – verbal and written.
• High level decision making and problem-solving skills

DESIRABLE

• Proven capacity to multi-task.
• High level proficiency in most Microsoft Office 365 packages with a strong knowledge of Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Excellent time management skills with an ability to prioritise and follow up.
• Strong communication and inter-personnel skills
• Computer literate with typing speed and accuracy

WORKING WITH US

Delta Groupembraces diversity and encourages applications from people of all backgrounds, irrespective of gender, age, language, disability, ethnicity, cultural background, socio-economic and marital status, sexual orientation or religious belief. We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to provide a positive, barrier-free recruitment process and supportive workplace.

We also appreciate and respect the diversity of First Nations Australians and the distinctive culture, languages and beliefs of different communities across Australia. We recognise and value Aboriginal cultural knowledge as a significant contributor to our operational capacity and we acknowledge the skills and experience which First Nations Australians can bring to our organisation.

A competitive remuneration package and employment conditions await the successful candidate.

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for interview. Previous applicants (or recruitment consultants) need not apply.