Creative construction and engineering firm delivering major infrastructure, marine, pipeline and building projects globally.
Develop and manage project schedules, monitor progress, and coordinate stakeholders using Primavera.
9 days ago ago
Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Hybrid
Company Size
3,500 Employees
Service Specialisms
Building
Civil
Electrical
Fabrication
Marine
Mechanical
Pipelines
Rail
Sector Specialisms
Oil & Gas
Petrochemical
Water
Resources
Power
Transport
Building
Social Infrastructure
Role
Description
program auditing
schedule development
data analysis
process improvement
subcontractor liaison
delay claims
Collaboration with project teams (Direct and Indirect) to gather project data and validation of timelines
Support project meetings with programme information
Audit of current Construction Project Programmes to ensure compliance with Group Procedures
Translate and develop available construction drawings and documentation into highly detailed Tender and Construction Programmes using planning software - e.g Primavera P6 or MS Project
Analyse and collate historical data to improve future planning accuracy.
Recommend process improvements to enhance scheduling efficiencies.
Repair tender programs in Primavera format (consisting of key milestones, durations of total project, relationships between activities & trades and contingencies)
Liaise with Subcontractors to ensure schedule adherence
Preparation and Submission of Delay Claims utilising the most appropriate delay analysis method.
Tracking progress against baseline schedule reviewing as-built v As-Planned status (Often go out to site to do this)
Requirements
cost management
primavera
scheduling
degree
4+ years
Working knowledge of internal cost management processes
An understanding of Primavera 6 or another planning and scheduling software package (P6 is the default for BE and Mac Dow) is advantageous
Specialised knowledge of project scheduling and program logic networking
A building/civil related degree
Minimum of 4 years experience in planning/project management
The company was established in 1961 by visionary engineers with ambitious goals.
1,300 mm Diameter
Pipeline Achievement
The company has built pipelines with a diameter of 1,300 mm and has expertise in marine pipeline installation.
Founded in 1961 by visionary New Zealand engineers, the company set out to build smarter and bolder than before.
From its roots in pipeline and marine works, it expanded through Asia, Australia and the Middle East in its early decades.
It went public in the 1980s, then refocused on core engineering after the financial crash reshaped its strategy.
Acquired by Aveng in 2003, the firm rode the mining and infrastructure boom, delivering large-scale energy and resource projects.
It tackles complex assignments—from metro tunnels and LNG facilities to desalination plants and cruise terminals.
Its specialties include building, civil works, electrical, fabrication, marine, mechanical, pipeline, rail, tunnel and underground construction.
Unusual facts: it’s built pipelines over 1,300 mm in diameter, pulled marine pipelines offshore, and completed award‑winning light‑rail and ferry wharf projects.
Culture + Values
Safety & Care — Above all else. Every day. We take care of ourselves, everyone around us, and the environments we work in.
Honesty & Integrity — Acting fairly and keeping our promises is how we build trust. We take the high road. We’re respectful, ethical, open, and we do what is right.
Customer Focus — We focus on our customers’ goals, bringing a responsive and considered approach to every project.
Working Together — We collaborate every day. Supporting and including each other. Sharing experience, ideas and expertise. Our diversity makes us a better team.
Performance Excellence — We apply our skills, embrace our passion and commit to best practice. That’s how we deliver results and create better together.
Environment + Sustainability
442 tonnes CO2 saved
Solar technologies impact
Reduction in emissions achieved through the implementation of solar technologies.
80% diesel reduction
Solarator system efficiency
Mobile Solarator systems reduce diesel consumption, contributing to significant CO2 savings over time.
100% electric fleet
Future fleet target
Aims to transition to an entirely electric light vehicle fleet by 2030.
5% annual reduction
Carbon intensity goal
Aim to reduce carbon intensity by 5% year-on-year until 2030.
Scope 3 emissions under mapping: digital carbon modelling during design, low-carbon materials, renewable fuels (biodiesel blends 5–50%, trials toward 100%).
Engaged suppliers via sustainability requirements in RFQs; embedded ESG in tender processes.
Inclusion & Diversity
Equal-opportunity employment and promotion based solely on skills, qualifications, abilities, and experience.
Workplace free from harassment, offensive behaviour, intimidation, bias, and unlawful discrimination.
Employees are encouraged to speak up if uncomfortable or upset, and adapt behaviour per feedback or cultural considerations.
Individuals' right to freedom of association and privacy is respected.
'Working Together'—‘Our diversity makes us a better team.’