Loumain, an established commercial construction company with a steady pipeline of project ranging from $2 - $15M is currently seeking Interns interested in a career pathway leading to construction project coordination and management.
The company operates under an ISO certified Integrated Management System and conforms to accreditations such as Office of Federal Safety Commissioner and various government pre-qualification schemes.

Ideal Candidate?

We don't believe in a one-size-fits all ideal candidate, some of our best people came from various backgrounds (trade background, formal tertiary qualification in construction management or simply a good ability to work with people and get the best out of them).

Learn more about our people and culture by visiting loumain.com.au/our-people-and-culture

General responsibilities and areas of training (modules) include:


Estimating & tendering
Variations and cost management
EOTs, NODs, and RFIs - contract administration
Invoicing and payment schedules
Site Minute Actions/Distributions
NCC, Worksafe construction compliance
Site Specific health and safety management
Organisation and management of sub-contractors and suppliers
Problem solving & negotiating
Programming of multiple tasks simultaneously, both Macro and Micro
Communication and stakeholder collaboration
Design interpretation and understanding
Record keeping and administration


Desired skills?


Strong communication skills,
Candidate should be approachable and have the ability to communicate professionally and relate directly with clients and consultants,
Ability to work with a diverse and distributed team,
Task efficiency with good time management skills


The role and training provided has a strong emphasis on contract administration and sub-contractor management.

The candidate would work either on-site (Victoria - Melbourne SE suburbs, Queensland - Brisbane SE suburbs) or off-site (office in Eight Mile Plains, QLD or Clyde North, VIC), remotely, or otherwise as required depending on life circumstances.

We strongly believe in accommodating variety of life circumstances and have invested heavily in systems allowing remote, part-time or casual work.

Loumain's philosophy is to invest in people, coach, mentor and promote from within.

The opportunity includes a career pathway to a full time Contract Administrator, Project Coordinator and further pathways to a Project Management role.

Loumain, an established commercial construction company with a steady pipeline of project ranging from $2 - $15M is currently seeking applicants interested in a CA (Contract Administrator) position.
The company operates under an ISO certified Integrated Management System and conforms to accreditations such as Office of Federal Safety Commissioner and various government pre-qualification schemes.

Ideal Candidate?

We don't believe in a one-size-fits all ideal candidate, some of our best people came from various backgrounds (trade background, formal tertiary qualification in construction management or simply a good ability to work with people and get the best out of them).

Learn more about our people and culture by visiting loumain.com.au/our-people-and-culture

General responsibilities and areas of training (modules) include:

Estimating & tendering
Variations and cost management
EOTs, NODs, and RFIs - contract administration
Invoicing and payment schedules
Site Minute Actions/Distributions
NCC, Worksafe construction compliance
Site Specific health and safety management
Organisation and management of sub-contractors and suppliers
Problem solving & negotiating
Programming of multiple tasks simultaneously, both Macro and Micro
Communication and stakeholder collaboration
Design interpretation and understanding
Record keeping and administration

Desired skills?
Strong communication skills,
Candidate should be approachable and have the ability to communicate professionally and relate directly with clients and consultants,
Ability to work with a diverse and distributed team,
Task efficiency with good time management skills
The role and training provided has a strong emphasis on contract administration and sub-contractor management.

The candidate would work either on-site (Victoria - Melbourne SE suburbs, Queensland - Brisbane SE suburbs) or off-site (office in Eight Mile Plains, QLD or Clyde North, VIC), remotely, or otherwise as required depending on life circumstances.

We strongly believe in accommodating variety of life circumstances and have invested heavily in systems allowing remote, part-time or casual work.

Career Path?
Loumain's philosophy is to invest in people, coach, mentor and promote from within. 
The opportunity includes a career pathway to a full time Contract Administrator, Project Coordinator and further pathways to a Project Management role.

Your new company Our client is a well renowned underwriting agency with offices across Australia who are highly regarded for their stability and specialist expertise. They are looking to appoint an experienced Underwriter to join their growing team in their Melbourne CBD office. This office is home to a friendly bunch of experts with a strong track record of success Your new role

You will be working on complex commercial property
Develop and maintain broker relationships
Quoting & Binding new business
Manage renewal reviews for broker panel
Work collaboratively with the team to ensure desired outcomes are met and the highest customer service is maintained


What you'll need to succeed

You will need to have at least 2 years' working in a similar role within general insurance
Tier 1 or 2 ANZIIF accredited
Experience with settlement conferences and in conducting team audits and file reviews
The ability to work directly with brokers

What you'll get in return

Work for a business that supports continuous development
Up to $100,000 package with regular reviews PLUS performance bonuses!
Work in a collaborative work environment
WFH and Hybrid work available
CBD based office

What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' or forward an up-to-date copy of your CV to Daniel Karmazin ([email protected]) If this job isn't quite right for you please don't hesitate to contact us for a confidential discussion. +61 3 8616 8463 Please click here to apply.

Are you looking for a fresh start for the New Year?
Do you value playing a part in improving communities?
Join the team at Upper Lachlan Shire Council - and make a difference!

Based in the Southern Tablelands of NSW, Upper Lachlan is known for its agricultural and fine wine industries, history and picturesque countryside. The area offers the best of regional and rural living as well as close proximity to cities such as Goulburn and Canberra.

Upper Lachlan Shire Council is a collaborative and innovative organisation in a township surrounded by beautiful bushland and open spaces, providing services to a diverse community. We have culture that thrives on its positive contributions in the local community.

About the role

Council is seeking a suitably qualified Senior Contract Construction Manager. Reporting to the Manager Infrastructure Delivery, the primary purpose of the role is to manage the scoping, tender documentation, procurement process and administration of medium to large scale contract construction projects of transport and infrastructure on behalf of Council.

About You

You have experience in a similar role, preferably in a Local Government environment. You are a Degree qualified Civil Engineer, Project Manager, or related discipline with a minimum of 5 years experience in the delivery of projects. You have exceptional communication skills and a report writing ability that is second to none.

You enjoy the rigour required throughout the life-span of a project from inception to reflection and are able to prepare specifications, tender documentation, project budgets and programs, and manage construction contracts with ease.

Your communication style is inclusive and your interpersonal skills demonstrate an ability, and a preference, for working collaboratively and with a united purpose.

You have knowledge and understanding of Transport for NSW Technical and Material Specifications or equivalent and a proven ability for managing and supervising contractors and consultants to achieve project targets.

Why join us?

Council offers secure employment in a beautiful, relaxed rural environment. Council is committed to creating a positive culture and strong team environment, and offers a range of benefits including:

Generous leave entitlements
Long service leave after 5 years
Full-time role with a 9 day working fortnight
Flexible work arrangements
Training and development opportunities
Fully supplied uniform

For the right candidate an attractive salary package negotiable up to $127,000.00 including 11% superannuation and Civil Liabilities Allowance.

To be considered for this position, candidates must provide a response to the position specific selection criteria identified in vacancy package.

Total remuneration package in accordance with the Local Government (State) Award 2023 and Council's salary system.

Don't delay - apply now!

To apply for this job go to: https://upperlachlancareers.com.au/Vacancies & enter ref code: 6504161. Applications close 10 January 2024

Company: Webuild S.p.A.

Webuild is the new name of the Salini Impregilo Group, the global construction player specialized in building large works and complex infrastructure for the sustainable mobility, hydroelectric energy, water, green buildings and the tunnelling sectors.

Webuild is the expression of 114 years of applied engineering experience in 50 countries, in five continents, thanks to the talent of 50,000 people from over 100 nationalities. With a total backlog reaching €36.2 billion*, Webuild is a group guided by the passion for building and the pursuit of excellence, which renewed its commitment to building a sustainable future by applying its know-how to build innovative and valuable works.

*Consolidated Financial Results 2019

Webuild is seeking a Construction Estimator for an important project in Cooma.



The Construction Estimator is responsible for preparing and delivering estimates and cost plans for construction site up to the tender settlement stage. He/She will work closely with Construction/Project Director, Managers and JV Partners to provide an accurate cost estimation.



Key responsibilities

· Manage and mentoring multicultural estimating team, ensuring team capacity is maximised.

· Assisting Construction Managers, Surveyors in planning and organisation.

· Ensures compliance or our estimating process and Australian Estimating Standards.

· Calculating costs and estimating time scales.

· Participate in reviews on tenders and ensure a compliant submission cost related in the Commercial Offer.

· Direct participation in cost estimating (Top Summary Sheet, Direct Cost, Indirect Cost and Overheads) in tenders as needed.



Qualifications, Experience and Skills

· Diploma of Surveying or Administration



Minimum Experience

· 5-8 years estimating or project experience on heavy civil projects and PPP’s.

· Minimum of 5 years estimating experience

· Experience managing multicultural teams



Job-Specific Skills

· Be proficient in all computer software programs used in estimating with particular emphasis on CANDY estimating software.

· Possess strong mathematical and computer skills. Proficiency with all MS Office products (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint)

· Expertise in one or more areas of heavy civil

· Ability to breakdown construction operations into a logical sequence of activities



Key Competencies

· Strong organizational, interpersonal skills

· Good attention to detail with the ability to recognize discrepancies.

· Excellent time management skills

· Effective oral and written communication skills

· Must be willing to travel.



Location - Cooma

About AGA:AGA has more than 30 years’ experience in training people and placing them into employment, with a focus on apprenticeships and traineeships. AGA partners with the MAS National consortium to deliver Apprenticeship Network Provider services in Victoria.About the role:AGA are now seeking a highly motivated and passionate individual who is wanting to enter into a rewarding and exciting career path in becoming a Civil Construction Apprentice located in Mernda. The ideal candidate will be committed to working Full Time for the next 3 years and have a genuine interest in the Civil Construction industry.Our organisation is focused on providing support and mentoring to the successful apprentice as well as providing on the job training for 3 years. The benefits of joining with AGA provides are great way in obtaining a nationally credited recognised qualification and a career pathway for your future. We have additional benefits that may be of interest to you such as:Earn and learn in your own paceOn the job training providedGain a Nationally recognised qualification: Certificate III in Civil ConstructionMentoring and Support from our dedicated teamEarn a weekly wage plus super About you:Must be an Australian citizen/and or Permanent Resident Commit to Full Time 3 year apprenticeshipDrivers licence is a must and needs to be a manual, or willing to get one within 3 monthsUndertake police checks if requiredUndertake pre employment medical checksObtain White/OS&H cardAttend accredited RTO/TAFE training (Paid for by AGA)Possess a positive attitudeWillingness to learn and develop new skills and knowledgeAbility to work in a team environmentStrong understanding of safety and manual handling techniquesStrong attention to detailPassion for working outdoors and physically fit to perform manual tasksAbility to undertake a Medical; including a Drug and Alcohol Screen, Audiometry and SpirometryWhat you will be do: Maintenance activities on civil infrastructure including roads, kerb and gutter, drainage, footpaths, and streetscape infrastructureUndertake general labouring tasks as require including, but not limited to hand digging and shovelling, manual handling, laying pavers, stormwater / subsoil drainage, basic formwork, soft and hard landscaping, street furniture and signageLearn how to conduct maintenance and checks on plant equipment prior to usageAssist in general civil construction duties that are within the limits of the skills, competence and ability of a traineeOther relevant duties which may be required by the Leading Hand or SupervisorIn return, you can enjoy:Wrap around support and mentoringOpportunity to build a career pathFriendly and safe work environmentLocated in Mernda, VIC.Totally excited about this role like we are? What are you waiting for? Sprint towards the 'Apply' button and join our squad today!ONLY ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER AUSTRALIANS ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY AS THIS POSITION IS EXEMPT UNDER THE SPECIAL MEASURES PROVISION OF S12(1) OF THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ACT (VIC).Certain eligibility requirements do apply in relation to prior…

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RETAINED SEARCH Founded in 2003 our client is a prominent civil construction company in Bunbury & the Southwest of Western Australia. Specialising in Civil Engineering and Construction, our client focuses on quality, ensuring excellence in project completion and is recognised for delivering impeccable services and products and providing innovative solutions in land development, industrial, commercial, and mining sectors in the Southwest of Western Australia. They are now seeking an experienced Drainer/Pipe Layer leading Hand to work with their civil construction team in Bunbury & the Southwest. The Opportunity As the Drainer/Pipe Layer Leading Hand, you will be involved in the construction, installation, testing and commissioning of underground pipelines, connections and associated structures in accordance with best practice standards including stormwater drainage, sewerage, pressure mains and water all laid to grade. You will set out and coordinate drainage works including providing guidance, assistance and training to the team members. As you progress in your career there is an opportunity to train up into leadership within the company. About You To be successful in this role you will require Be available to work in Bunbury & the Southwest region Minimum of 3 years experience as a drainer or pipelayer Team supervision/leadership experience Demonstrated knowledge of all pipe laying and water main installation activities Competent and knowledge in reading and interpretation of plans and materials technology Experience in dewatering management, shoring, backfilling & compaction Demonstrated ability to follow work practices, policies, procedures, instructions and guidelines. Demonstrated ability to plan and schedule tasks to ensure they are performed efficiently. Sound knowledge and civil construction and maintenance methods. Experience on Water Corporation standards/projects desirable Current clean WA HR or MR licence (HR is desirable) White Card Excavator/Skid Steer tickets and experience PVC Pipe-laying accreditation (preferred but not essential) Please note: ***To be considered for this position you must have current work rights in Australia (i.e. Australian citizenship, permanent residency or eligible working visa)*** What’s on offer Joining our client offers secure employment in a good working environment and the opportunity to work with a professional team in the Bunbury & Southwest region. With a potential for career progression, this role provides a fulfilling and stable opportunity in the civil construction industry. Salary package - $75k to $100k Super, a vehicle is negotiable Well-structured communication and continuous improvement practices Safety first culture with training opportunities provided Skin checks and flu vaccines Excellent facilities and equipment & good company social activities How to Apply: Lead a rewarding career in the civil construction industry. Apply through 11 Recruitment today! Key WordsDrainer, Pipe Layer, Civil Construction Supervisor, Underground Pipeline Technician, Stormwater Drainage Specialist, Sewerage System Installer, Pressure Mains Installer, Water Infrastructure Technician, Leading Hand in Civil Construction, Underground Structures Coordinator, Pipeline Installation Supervisor, Drainage Works Coordinator,…

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Permanent Full Time Opportunity 38-hour week with a 9-day fortnight! Salary from $62,657.40 to $72,683.00 p a plus 11% Superannuation   About the Role We are looking for an Operations Tradesperson to join our Construction Team. The Read More...

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The Coffs Harbour Bypass is a 14-kilometre bypass of the Coffs Harbour urban area, from Englands Road in the south to Sapphire in the north and is a once-in-a-generation project for the mid-north coast community.

Ferrovial and Gamuda (FGJV) are the proud design and construct joint venture delivery partners for the Coffs Harbour Bypass - a significant, unique and exceptional major infrastructure project that will leave a legacy of innovation and sustainability in the region for communities of today and tomorrow.

With work starting immediately, the infrastructure team are looking to engage an Accountant to join our team to deliver quality accounting, reporting and financial support to key internal and external stakeholders in an accurate, timely and efficient manner, as well as, supporting the control of all financial aspects of the Coffs Harbour Bypass project.

Your duties and responsibilities will include:

1. Liaise and coordinate with internal and external stakeholders on the accounting and financial issues when required.
2. Review and process each expense report to verify the authenticity and ensure that they comply with the FGJV reimbursement policy.
3. Compile and assist in the preparation of financial statements, including but not limited to income statement, balance sheet and cash flow
statements.
4. Maintain accurate and up-to-date financial records, including transactions, ledgers and other financial documents ensuring compliance
with regulatory requirements.
5. Assist in audit activities and encourage enhancement to control protocols.
6. Liaise with external auditors by providing the required backup for the general ledger entries.
7. Review and adjust accruals to ensure that expenses and revenues are recognised in the appropriate accounting period.
8. Manage the accounts payable process, including processing invoices and issuing payments, as well as monitoring and collecting
outstanding balances.
9. Assist with reporting highlighting key financial metrics, performance indicators and any significant insight or trends.
10. Reconcile bank statements, credit card statements and other financial accounts to ensure transactions are accurately recorded and
accounted for in the project’s financial records.
11. Support project planning and control processes throughout the year, including budget review, long-range plan, monthly forecast, and
variances analyses.
12. Continuously propose and support the team process workflow improvement initiatives.
13. Other duties that may be assigned which commensurate with the above, commensurate with your skills and qualifications, or mutually
agreed between you and the line manager.

About You:

• Bachelor’s degree in accounting and/or finance related qualification.
• Minimum of 3 years’s working experience in the Finance industry.
• Proven communication skills and ability to manage stakeholders’ expectations.
• Excellent organisational skills with demonstrated ability to execute projects on time and on budget.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Previous experience in working within a project-oriented team.
• Extensive knowledge of MS Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint.


Coffs Harbour Bypass Team encourages and supports a diverse and inclusive workforce, including those from overseas and current Visa holders, and candidates from outside the construction and engineering sector.

We appreciate your application, and we will endeavor to respond as soon as practicable.

Team Leader Construction - REQ084-23 Permanent Full Time Opportunity 38-hour week - Salary from $72,150.52 - $83,695.04 p.a. plus 11% Superannuation   About the Role Council is interested in hearing from civil construction Read More...

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Salary : $70,000 plus Super
Experience required: AQF Certicate ||| including a least two years of on the job training or a least three years of relevant experience may suitable for the formal qualification.
Duties and Responsibilities: Site safety, plant and power tool safety.
Study specifications in blueprint, sketches site conditions to prepare project layoutand determine dimensions and materials required;? All procedures associated with 1st & 2nd Fixing;? Manual lifting & handling;? Cut timber & other materials with hand & power tools, nail & assemble cut & shaped parts;? Erect framework;? Assemble and fasten materials to make framework and props, using hand tools andwood screws, nails, dowel pins, or glue; Install structures and move into position; Erect scaffolding for assembling of structures;? Construction of the forms including placement of required supports / propping,connection of shutters via z-bars, levelling of wall and induction of pour height;? Explain and enforce Occupational Health and Safety requirements and other industrialsafety matters; Maintain a safe and clean work environment; Instruct onsite personnel of lesser experience;
High levels of safety and quality, company site rules include long sleeve hi-vis, long pants, safety boots, gloves, safety glasses and hard hat.
Please provide resume and/or details of skills and experience along with contact details.
Note : Job is 6 hours away from Sydney

Job starting: 4/01/2024

Salary : $70,000 plus Super
Experience required: AQF Certicate ||| including a least two years of on the job training or a least three years of relevant experience may suitable for the formal qualification.
Duties and Responsibilities: Site safety, plant and power tool safety.
Study specifications in blueprint, sketches site conditions to prepare project layoutand determine dimensions and materials required;? All procedures associated with 1st & 2nd Fixing; Manual lifting & handling; Cut timber & other materials with hand & power tools, nail & assemble cut & shaped parts;? Erect framework; Assemble and fasten materials to make framework and props, using hand tools and wood screws, nails, dowel pins, or glue; Install structures and move into position; Erect scaffolding for assembling of structures;? Construction of the forms including placement of required supports / propping,connection of shutters via z-bars, levelling of wall and induction of pour height;? Explain and enforce Occupational Health and Safety requirements and other industrialsafety matters; Maintain a safe and clean work environment; Instruct onsite personnel of lesser experience.
High levels of safety and quality, company site rules include long sleeve hi-vis, long pants, safety boots, gloves, safety glasses and hard hat.
Please provide resume and/or details of skills and experience along with contact details.
Note : Job is 6 hours away from Sydney
Job starting on 4/01/2024