Current infrastructure projects and career opportunities in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland
With hundreds of projects underway across Australia and the government pumping millions of dollars into the industry, there has never been a better time to find a new job in infrastructure. With so many jobs on offer, candidates in the market will see a number of benefits of looking for a new job in today’s…
By Fuse Recruitment
Infrastructure • September 12, 2022
With hundreds of projects underway across Australia and the government pumping millions of dollars into the industry, there has never been a better time to find a new job in infrastructure.
With so many jobs on offer, candidates in the market will see a number of benefits of looking for a new job in today’s market, including:
- Work that is potentially closer to home than their previous roles
- The chance to try a new scope of work that they might not have tried in the past
- To secure a role to start as soon as their current project ends
Our clients are currently looking to fill a large number of vacancies in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, including:
- Project Director
- Project Manager
- Senior Project Engineers
- Project Engineers
- Site Engineers
- Quality Manager
- Supervisor
- Planners
- Operations Manager
- Construction Manager
- Environmental Manager
- Foreman
Below are some of the current and upcoming projects that we are hiring for:
Victoria
- LXRP – WPA (Western Program Alliance) 3 new projects will start towards the end of the year & SEPA
- Waurn Ponds Stage 2
- MRPV – Hall Road, Epping Road, Hallam Road, Healseville Koo Wee Rup Road, Barwon Heads, Mickleham Road
- Werribee Treatment Plant
- Corio Quay Projects
- NEL
- Monash Freeway
- M80
New South Wales
- Western Sydney Airport
- Moorebank Avenue
- West Camden Treatment Plant
- Newell Highway
- Snowy Hydro 2.0
- Flood Recovery
Queensland
- Rockhampton TMR Projects
- Deception Bay
- Cross River Rail
Want to learn more about current and upcoming infrastructure job vacancies? Fill in the form on this page and let us know which job or project you want to learn more about! One of our consultants will get in touch with you shortly.
Alternatively, you can browse our current job vacancies here .
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