Construction and infrastructure
Project Engineer
I build roads by organising people and materials on site and in the office
- Personable
- Practical
- Principled
- Trusting
About this role
- Intercultural competency
- Problem-solving
- Project management
A Project Engineer works as part of a site-based team to plan, coordinate and manage all the bits and pieces that make up a road. They will read and understand drawings, along with the long list of requirements (usually from the person paying for it) to make sure it is built to how they need. At the same time, they will need to build it safely, correctly and within budget. There will be many times when things won’t go to plan. That’s when a Project Engineer will need assess the problem, talk with experienced people, come up with a solution and then go to fix the problem to try and keep its impact to the rest of the project as small as possible.
Salary
- Prefer not to disclose
Working Environment
- Construction site
- In an office
Perks
- Meeting new people
- Social events
- Work car
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