The ProjectJohn Holland, CPB Contractors and Ghella Joint Venture (JCG) has commenced design and construction work for the Sydney Metro West - Eastern Tunnelling Package (ETP).ETP includes the construction of 3.5-kilometre tunnels under Sydney Harbour between The Bays and the Sydney CBD, and the excavation of Pyrmont and Hunter Street stations. This is the final piece in the puzzle to deliver the city-shaping Sydney Metro West project.Why you should work for us:
- We promote a positive work-life balance! The wellbeing of our people is a priority for us. We don't just talk, we act. We've got a Wellbeing Committee and systems in place to support fitness, mental health, flexible working, including an Employee Assistance Service and the Better Sleep Program.
- Our inclusive workplace and high engagement culture will allow you to thrive! At ETP, we're one team. Everyone has a role to play in making this Project successful and we we're sure you'll enjoy coming to work each day.
- Location, location, location! The beautiful Sydney Harbour is on the doorstep of our three station sites. Our head office and The Bays sites also has stunning 360 degree views of the city.
- Our diversity is our strength! We're proud of our diverse workforce and embrace our differences. We want more than 40% of our employees to be female and we're making great progress towards this target.
- Your work is rewarded! We offer competitive remuneration, with salary continuance and salary sacrifice packaging options available.
The roleThe primary purpose of the
Control Room Operator is to manage and control the shift underground communication and monitoring strategies to enable safe and efficient operations to occur. The position also provides the focal point for communication within the 3 tunnelling sites from a production and safety perspective. * Monitor and operate control systems at central
Control Room The
Control Room Operator is responsible for monitoring and operating various control systems for three construction sites. Systems include the below
- Tunnel ventilation systems
- Tunnel environmental and atmosphere monitoring
- People tracking
- Emergency evacuation system
- CCTV and site security
- Ensure safe and efficient operations: The Control Room Operator is responsible for ensuring safe and efficient operations of the equipment and systems they are monitoring. They should follow standard operating procedures, safety protocols, and industry regulations to maintain a safe working environment.
- Respond to alarms and emergencies: In case of any alarms or emergencies, the Control Room Operator should promptly respond, troubleshoot, and take appropriate actions to mitigate the situation. This may involve coordinating with other team members, communicating with field personnel, and following emergency response protocols.
- Record and report data: The Control Room Operator should accurately record and report operational data, including system readings, alarms, equipment status, and any incidents or abnormalities that occur during their shift. This data is important for analysis, maintenance, and regulatory compliance purposes.
Skills and experience- Tertiary qualifications in Civil or Mechanical Engineering
- Local experience in a Control Room and or TBM tunnelling environment
- Ideally, previous experience working for a Tier 1 or 2 Contractor
- Excellent communication skills of liaising with internal and external stakeholders on a regular basis
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