Site Supervisor - Canberra Construction Projects

About the Company and Opportunities

Join a leading construction firm dedicated to shaping global skylines with a mission to build a better future. Employees benefit from supportive leadership and an inclusive culture prioritizing people.

• Bonuses, yearly salary reviews, and insurance for salary continuance.
• Health and wellness initiatives, including annual voluntary skin and health assessments.
• Family support benefits like 20 weeks of paid parental leave regardless of gender, superannuation contributions during unpaid leave, and coaching for transitions.
• Professional growth through extensive career development and learning via the company's Learning Academy.
• Flexible work arrangements fostering improved work-life balance.

Role Overview

We are recruiting Site Supervisors for projects including the Lyric Theatre and Northside Hospital in Canberra. The role involves leading subcontractor teams to ensure work aligns with safety, schedule, and quality criteria, overseeing daily operations, coordinating short-term work plans, and liaising with subcontractors and consultants to address any issues.

You will regularly update the Site Manager, mentor junior colleagues, enforce a safe working environment, and manage all activities to meet project timelines and budgets.

Key Responsibilities

The Supervisor must collaborate effectively with subcontractors and the internal team to drive excellent outcomes and support the development of junior staff through mentorship and sharing best practices.

Candidate Profile

Applicants should have a thorough understanding of structures, steelwork, fit-out, finishing works, and services in the capacity of site supervision. Experience on mid- to large-scale commercial construction projects covering the full project lifecycle is essential. Candidates must also possess deep knowledge of building and construction trades supported by relevant experience or qualifications.

Diversity and Inclusion

The company is dedicated to creating a workplace where all genders, cultures, identities, abilities, and experiences are valued and welcomed. Applications are encouraged from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally diverse backgrounds, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people with disabilities, and veterans. The recruitment process is barrier‑free and accommodations can be made upon request.