We're seeking an experienced and skilled Civil Engineer to take on this exciting role based in Cairns. If you're looking for a permanent position that lets you contribute to a variety of civil engineering projects in the Far North, this opportunity is for you.
This role is within TMR Far North District’s Project Planning and Corridor Management – Corridor Management team. This role will enable you to have a significant impact on infrastructure projects and drive meaningful outcomes for community within Queensland’s Far North. Apply now and become a key part of our dedicated team. Your experience and leadership will help shape the future landscape of the region.Job details Position status Permanent
Position type Flexible full-time
Occupational group Engineering & Surveying
Classification PO5
Workplace Location Cairns region
Job ad reference QLD/558403/24
Closing date 30-Apr-2024
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Contact person Louise Dutton
Contact details Ph: (07) 4045 7320
Access theThe Corridor Management team is a business-critical function for TMR, responsible for managing the developments and third-party activities that may have an impact on the State-controlled Road and corridor.The teams remit includes:
- assessing and conditioning TMR's interests and requirements on Development Approvals impacting State-Controlled Road reserve
- working with customers and third parties requesting access to the State[1]controlled Road reserves to ensure the functionality and operation of the corridors are not adversely impacted
- assessing applications for heavy vehicle permits and traffic control permits on State-controlled Roads.
- Provide advanced engineering guidance, coordination, and approval for developer projects within or affecting the SCR network.
- Offer high-level engineering and project management skills for effective corridor management and project planning. Provide strategic advice for optimal project outcomes, value, and best practices.
- Provide engineering input and approval, within delegation, for key permits including heavy vehicle access, public utilities, and road corridor functions.
- Coordinate resource allocation for district corridor management activities, fostering teamwork and staff development.
- Demonstrate leadership, conceptual thinking, and problem-solving for successful completion of transport infrastructure projects and third-party development within and adjacent to the SCR network.
- Must be eligible to work in Australia.
- A four-year, Washington Accord accredited, Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) or equivalence which is assessed/accepted by the Engineers Australia against Washington Accord benchmarks.
- Registration as a Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ) is mandatory for appointment to the position; however, applications will also be considered if evidence is provided that an assessment for RPEQ has commenced.
- Current holder of a Class C driver's license
- Generous employer superannuation contribution - up to 12.75%
- Five weeks annual recreation leave plus leave loading
- Reimbursement of professional membership fees
- RPEQ compensation payment
- Flexible work options
- Professional development opportunities
- Salary packaging arrangements
- Health and well-being incentives
- Assistance with relocation expenses