The Company

This company is awesome! They're new, energetic, and totally killing it. They're one of the fastest growing businesses in Australia, taking on bigger projects and doing more and more cool stuff. They are a D&C contractor and generally love to build things, especially structures made of steel.

People love working there and can't say enough good things about it. It's a super chill environment where everyone feels comfortable, no matter their background. They only care about how well you do, not where you come from. Plus, you're surrounded by a bunch of motivated entrepreneurs which makes work everyday fun.

The Role

• Support the Contracts Manager across a portfolio of projects, providing commercial and contractual assistance to Project Managers.
• Administer head contracts and subcontract agreements in accordance with company procedures and project requirements.
• Prepare, review, issue, and track subcontract packages, variations, extensions of time, and related correspondence.
• Assist with cost control, forecasting, and budget tracking across multiple live projects.
• Process subcontractor claims, progress claims, and payment schedules in line with contractual obligations and timelines.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date contract registers, cost reports, and project documentation.
• Support Project Managers with procurement activities, including scope clarification, tender comparisons, and contract execution.
• Assist in the assessment and preparation of variations, ensuring cost, time, and contractual impacts are clearly documented.
• Monitor compliance with contractual requirements, insurance, security, and statutory obligations.
• Prepare supporting documentation for internal reporting, audits, and commercial reviews.
• Liaise with Project Managers, site teams, subcontractors, consultants, and internal stakeholders to ensure smooth contract administration.
• Identify potential commercial risks and escalate issues to the Contracts Manager as required.
• Ensure all contractual communications are accurate, timely, and consistent with project and company standards.

About You

• Tertiary qualification in Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, Engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent industry experience.
• Previous experience in a Contracts Administrator, Project Coordinator, or similar commercial support role within the construction industry.
• Working knowledge of construction contracts, subcontract administration, and commercial processes.
• Experience supporting multiple projects simultaneously within a project delivery environment.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to manage contractual documentation and cost data accurately.
• Effective written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to liaise confidently with Project Managers, site teams, subcontractors, and consultants.
• Strong organisational and time-management skills, with the ability to prioritise tasks and meet deadlines.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a project team while also managing tasks independently.

If this sounds like you, apply now and start the new year with a new exciting challenge!

About the Company

This family business has been around forever and are players on major infrastructure projects around Australia.

They believe their people are their success story and so offer fantastic work-life balance and exposure to great projects in different sectors you may not get elsewhere, such as Defence.

Their Management is easy-going, and the staff turnover is low, people just like working there. If you want a long-term career with a great company where you’ll really enjoy working, this is the place for you.

The Role

As Project Manager, you will lead planning and delivery on civil and/or landscaping projects — ensuring work is executed safely, efficiently, within budget and to client satisfaction. The role requires strong technical knowledge, people leadership and communication, while maintaining high standards of project compliance and stakeholder coordination.

Key Responsibilities

• Review project specifications, assist with procurement and equipment selection
• Provide ongoing technical guidance to site delivery teams
• Coordinate subcontractors and liaise closely with clients and project stakeholders
• Implement inspection and quality control processes to meet project requirements
• Monitor program progress, reporting, and monthly financial forecasting
• Support bid preparation including tender documentation and delivery methodologies
• Oversee environmental controls in line with project environmental management systems
• Ensure WHS compliance and safe systems of work are implemented and maintained
• Lead project meetings including toolbox talks and team updates
• Manage resources and budgets to achieve cost-efficient delivery

Experience & Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years experience within civil construction and/or landscape delivery
• Proven experience leading teams in an Australian construction environment
• Strong capability managing multiple projects simultaneously
• Ability to meet deadlines and drive outcomes under changing site conditions
• Strong client engagement and relationship management skills
• Confident working with HSEQ documentation and compliance requirements
• Strong commercial and technical understanding across civil/landscape disciplines
• Excellent verbal and written communication and ability to influence outcomes

Why Join?

• Autonomy and responsibility to shape your projects and make an impact
• Supportive leadership and collaborative team culture
• Access to modern facilities, wellbeing initiatives and parking
• Career development aligned to continued business growth
• Competitive and flexible remuneration package based on experience

About the Company

A leading Australian contractor with a long history delivering high-quality infrastructure and construction outcomes nationally. The organisation prides itself on excellence, innovation and leaving a positive, sustainable legacy for the community. With capability spanning Civil, Electrical, Environmental, Infrastructure, Landscape and Water sectors, the team continuously seeks smarter ways to deliver value for clients while supporting the growth and success of its people.

The Role

The Sustainability Advisor will support and lead sustainability and social procurement initiatives across both corporate operations and active construction projects. Working closely with project teams and reporting into the Compliance function, this role will help ensure strong environmental performance, alignment with client and certification requirements, and measurable social outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

• Embed sustainability and social procurement requirements into construction delivery, procurement and QA/QC processes
• Lead sustainability and social procurement initiatives across sites and offices (e.g., waste diversion, carbon reduction, water efficiency, biodiversity improvement)
• Manage certification and reporting requirements including Green Star, IS Rating, NABERS and client-specific frameworks
• Collect, review and validate sustainability data (waste, energy, water, materials) and prepare dashboards and reports
• Coordinate sustainability work packages, schedules and stakeholder engagement with project teams
• Support tenders and bids by developing sustainability methodologies, data inputs and value-driven proposals
• Work collaboratively with operational teams to monitor, track, and ensure delivery of sustainability and social procurement commitments

Experience & Qualifications

• Degree in Environmental Science, Sustainability, Construction Management, Engineering or related field
• 3+ years experience delivering sustainability outcomes on construction, infrastructure or built environment projects
• Strong knowledge of carbon accounting, waste/resource management and environmental compliance frameworks
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills with site personnel, leadership teams and clients
• Ability to manage competing priorities, coordinate field-based requirements and deliver to deadlines
• Familiarity with Australian frameworks: Green Star, IS Rating, NABERS and ISO 14001/45001 preferred

Why Join?

• Real ownership and visible impact on sustainability outcomes
• Supportive, collaborative and growth-focused team culture
• Opportunity to develop professionally within a multi-disciplinary contractor environment
• Modern facilities and wellbeing initiatives to support a healthy workplace

YOU:

We value the unique perspective and practical skills gained from living and working in regional Australia. We have an exciting opening for a motivated individual who can bring their resourcefulness and community-minded approach to our team. This is your chance to leverage your hands-on experience in a new and challenging role.

THE COMPANY:

This Australian owned company has over 100 years combined industry experience delivering successful projects across the Rail, Road, Water and Power sectors.

They value innovation, excellence, teamwork, sustainability and safety and love to promote from within the business, so career growth is on the cards! If you love what you do, then they’ll love and reward you. They don’t just say they’re innovative, they live innovation, demonstrated by some of their amazing patents, designs and temporary structures. They work on all the biggest, baddest structures on all the Tier 1 jobs so if you’re looking to level up in your career, this is the company for you.

THE ROLE:

Plan & Schedule: Revision of drawings, with a keen eye for detail. Assist in the planning, coordination, and execution of civil projects

Project Management: Daily site inspections, liaising with subcontractors and foremen. Procurement of goods and services necessary to complete a project. Manage subcontractors and suppliers to ensure work is completed on time and to specification. Support project reporting, documentation, and cost tracking.

Safety: Safe Work Method Statements, revision and approval, ensure all site activities comply to company safety, environmental and quality policies and procedures. Conduct site inspections, quality checks, and risk assessments and drive a strong safety culture on-site

Site Management: Supervise daily site activities.

Technical Support: Provide expertise and ensure material use efficiency.

Quality Control: Conduct inspections and maintain documentation.

Health & Safety Compliance: Enforce safety procedures on-site.

Progress Monitoring: Track and report construction progress.

Problem-Solving: Address and escalate technical or logistical issues.

HOW YOU'LL CONNECT TO THE ROLE:

Personal: Sound communication and problem-solving skills. A proactive approach with the ability to work effectively in site-based environments. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.

Experience: No experience required, FRP and Precast concrete experience will be looked on favourably

What will make you stand out: Experience working within key regional sectors such as agriculture, land management, or community services

Qualifications: Degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline

If this sounds like you, send your application to cv@sammengroup.com.au we cannot wait to hear from you.

The Company

This family business has been around forever and are players on major infrastructure projects around Victoria.

They believe their people are their success story and so offer fantastic work-life balance and exposure to great projects in different sectors you may not get elsewhere, such as Defence.

Their Management is easy-going, and the staff turnover is low, people just like working there. If you want a long-term career with a great company where you’ll really enjoy working, this is the place for you.

The Role

·     Oversee day-to-day operations on site and ensure work is completed to required standards

·     Lead, manage and motivate site crews and subcontractors

·     Coordinate plant, equipment and materials to maintain efficient workflow

·     Ensure compliance with OH&S, quality, and environmental standards

·     Monitor progress against project schedules and budgets

·     Provide regular updates and reports to Project Managers and stakeholders

·     Foster a culture of safety, teamwork, and accountability

How You’ll Connect to the Role:

·     Proven experience as a Supervisor/Foreman in civil construction

·     Strong knowledge of civil works including earthworks, drainage, road construction and utilities

·     Excellent leadership and communication skills

·     Ability to read and interpret project plans and specifications

·     Solid understanding of OH&S and quality systems

·     Current driver’s licence (MR/HR licence desirable)

·     Cert III/IV in Civil Construction or equivalent (highly regarded)

The Company

This family business has been around forever and are players on major infrastructure projects around Victoria.

They believe their people are their success story and so offer fantastic work-life balance and exposure to great projects in different sectors you may not get elsewhere, such as Defence.

Their Management is easy-going, and the staff turnover is low, people just like working there. If you want a long-term career with a great company where you’ll really enjoy working, this is the place for you.

The Role

·      Assist in planning, scheduling, and delivering civil construction projects

·      Manage and monitor project budgets, costs, and timelines

·      Prepare project documentation, reports, and quality assurance records

·      Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers, and stakeholders on-site

·      Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and quality standards

·      Provide technical support and problem-solving across the project lifecycle

How You’ll Connect to the Role:

·      Degree in Civil Engineering (or related discipline)

·      2–5 years’ experience as a Project Engineer (civil construction preferred)

·      Strong knowledge of project management principles, standards, and practices

·      Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

·      Strong attention to detail with a proactive, solutions-focused mindset

·      Commitment to safety and quality in every aspect of your work

The Company

This family business has been around forever and are players on major infrastructure projects around Victoria.

They believe their people are their success story and so offer fantastic work-life balance and exposure to great projects in different sectors you may not get elsewhere, such as Defence.

Their Management is easy-going, and the staff turnover is low, people just like working there. If you want a long-term career with a great company where you’ll really enjoy working, this is the place for you.

The Role

·     Prepare detailed and accurate cost estimates for civil construction projects

·     Analyse project plans, specifications, and tender documents to determine scope of work

·     Obtain and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotes

·     Prepare tender submissions and documentation within deadlines

·     Identify risks, opportunities, and value-engineering options in the estimating process

·     Work collaboratively with Project Managers and Engineers to ensure estimates align with project delivery requirements

·     Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry costs, market rates, and construction methods

How You’ll Connect to the Role:

·      Proven experience as an Estimator in civil construction

·      Strong knowledge of civil works including earthworks, road construction, drainage and utilities

·      Proficient in estimating software and Microsoft Office (Excel essential)

·      Strong analytical and numerical skills with attention to detail

·      Ability to read and interpret project drawings and specifications

·      Excellent communication and negotiation skills

·      Tertiary qualifications in Civil Engineering, Construction Management or related discipline (desirable)