Maintain a compliant workforce by auditing these systems and following up with respective workers and subcontractor organisations to retrieve renewed licenses and certifications as well as new certifications based on role changes.
Develop and maintain strong working relationships with key internal and external stakeholders.
Implement new project-specific requirements in systems as required.
Onboard direct employees, contractors and subcontractors into systems such as 3DSafety and the Rail Industry Worker (RIW) system to ensure compliance against John Holland standards as well as state, industry, regulatory and client requirements.
Utilise systems such as SuccessFactors, Rail Industry Worker (RIW) and 3DSafety, for training administration and data entry.
Maintain standards and processes and ensure all project personnel are aware of these standards and subsequent adherence.
Ongoing liaison with subcontractor organisations regarding worker compliance and ensuring they follow processes for worker onboarding.
Manage the scheduling, tracking, and documentation of employee medicals in line with company and industry standards.
Upload and maintain competency documentation across systems.
Generate and analyse expiry reports to support timely competency recertification.
Requirements
microsoft
excel
multitasking
riw
3d safety
3+ years
Proficient in Microsoft tools such as Outlook, Word and Excel, with the ability to quickly learn new systems and software. Skilled at troubleshooting and finding ways to improve digital processes.
Proven ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively under pressure.
Experience in Rail Industry Worker (RIW) and/or 3D Safety competency management systems is desirable.
Strong administrative skills with advanced computer literacy and attention to detail.
A minimum of 3 years’ experience in administration, preferably in the construction industry.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Company
Overview
Founded 1949
Year Established
The company has been a cornerstone of infrastructure and property development since its establishment.
The company’s rich legacy includes major projects across transport, energy, water, and infrastructure sectors.
Recognized for delivering complex and large-scale projects in Australia and internationally.
Focus on collaboration and innovation to develop a strong reputation in the construction industry.
Notable projects include the Melbourne Metro Tunnel, Sydney's WestConnex, and large-scale renewable energy initiatives.
Combines expertise in civil engineering, building, and urban development to provide sustainable solutions.
A key player in the government infrastructure space, contributing significantly to public projects.
Culture + Values
Caring: We think deeply about what we do and how it affects lives
Empowering: We gain trust through action
Imaginative: We push the boundaries
Future‑focused: We’re in it for the long, long term
Be yourself: bring your whole self to work and balance personal responsibilities
Grow with us: active development program with opportunities on large projects
Be rewarded: generous remuneration, parental leave, flexible working, wellbeing and relationship support
Make an impact: invest in sustainability, social impact, Indigenous opportunity, and community support
Environment + Sustainability
A$1.5B funding
Sustainability-linked facility
Signed a sustainability‑linked bonding facility tied to KPIs including sustainable energy use and alternative fuels.
30% reduction
Portland cement use
Use of low-carbon concrete reduced Portland cement by 30%, saving 25,129 t CO₂‑e across projects.
100% GreenPower
Offices and tunnels
Rail Infrastructure Alliance offices powered entirely by GreenPower, and tunnels fuelled by biodiesel.
75% trained
Managers with mental health training
75% of managers completed Black Dog mental‑health training, targeting 95% completion.
Published a Climate Policy and developing a pathway to Net Zero emissions aligned with Paris 1.5 °C goal
Pilot and deploy renewable‑energy solutions on-site, including solar‑hybrid generators and solar‑fitted site caravans
Committed to reducing GHG emissions, energy consumption and water use via supply‑chain partnerships and best‑practice materials
Inclusion & Diversity
2022–2024
WGEA Employer of Choice
Recognised as a Workplace Gender Equality Agency Employer of Choice for Gender Equality over the years 2022–2024.
40/40/20
Gender Representation Target
Aim to achieve gender representation of 40% female, 40% male, and 20% non-binary across recruitment and development programs.
24.5%
Women in Workforce
Women account for 24.5% of the total workforce as of November 2023.
18 weeks
Paid Parental Leave
Provides 18 weeks of paid leave for primary carers and 3 weeks for secondary carers, including superannuation.
Inclusion Strategic Plan embedding inclusion, diversity and equity across daily work
Employee resource groups: Pride, Celebrate Women, GROW, Ability @ John Holland
Partnerships with Vets in Construction, Soldier On, CareerSeekers, ON TRACK for veterans, refugees, First Nations and youth inclusion