Project Engineer – Civil & Structures | Regional Victoria (LAFHA Provided)
We’re seeking a Project Engineer to join a leading contractor delivering high-profile civil and structure infrastructure projects across Regional Victoria. If you have experience in rail, bridges, or structural works and hold a valid RIW card, this is an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career.
About the Role
Job ID: 5374
Location: Regional Victoria
Job Type: Full-time
Allowance: LAFHA provided – $150/day for accommodation and meals
Salary Range: AUD $110,000 – $140,000 + Super (based on experience)
This is a site-based role supporting the successful delivery of complex civil and rail works. You’ll play a key part in project planning, coordination, and execution while ensuring compliance with safety and technical standards.
Responsibilities:
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Manage day-to-day site operations across civil, structural, and rail works
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Coordinate subcontractors, materials, and resources for timely project delivery
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Monitor construction progress, quality, and budget tracking
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Interpret technical drawings and specifications for on-site application
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Ensure safety and environmental procedures are upheld at all times
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Prepare reports, manage documentation, and communicate with key stakeholders
Requirements:
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3–5 years of experience in civil infrastructure, structural works, or rail projects
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Experience working on live rail or major transport projects preferred
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Valid RIW (Rail Industry Worker) card is essential
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Strong ability to interpret engineering drawings and manage field activities
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Excellent problem-solving and communication skills
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Willingness to work on regional project sites
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Full Australian working rights
Why Apply?
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Join major rail and civil projects shaping regional infrastructure
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Attractive daily LAFHA allowance of $150 (meals and accommodation)
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Strong support from senior engineers and project management
Ready to take on challenging rail and infrastructure work in Victoria?
Apply now to make your next career move.
