About the Company

Due to the recent growth of the business, this luxury residential builder are searching for a Site Administrator, to work on high end projects valuing from $2 million - $10 million, this is an amazing opportunity for a passionate ambitious Site Administrator / Junior Contracts Administrator.

Duties and responsibilities:

As the Site Administrator, you will play a crucial role in supporting the day-to-day operations of a busy luxury builder. Your duties will involve:

• Reviewing contractor quotes and assist with the preparation of final contract documents.

• Learn to assess subcontractor progress claims.

• Assist with the procurement and ordering of materials.

• Assisting with the administration of RFI’s, EOT’s, variations, PC/PI and meeting minutes.

• Coordinating site inductions and maintaining compliance records

Experience Required:

• Previous experience as a Site Administrator or Junior Contracts Administrator

• Construction Management Degree.

• Excellent computer skills

• Previous exposure to Buildertrend, Procore, Aconex or similar construction related software

Why apply:

• Great working conditions 

• Opportunity to work on some prestigious residential projects

• Local builder that focus on the Wollongong area

• Genuine career enhancement opportunity
  

About the Company

Since establishing their presence in the Sydney market over the last 20 years, our client specializes in the delivery of diverse design & construct luxury apartment developments up to $50M. 

With a refreshing attitude to sub-contractors, clients and employees alike this is a builder where you will be given full support and will be able to enhance your skills and experience.

Due to consistent growth some new luxury apartment developments about to start, they're seeking an ambitious and driven Junior Contract Administrator to join their team.  

Duties

·      Subcontractor management including compiling subcontractor agreements, scope of works, tender packages, negotiating contract prices and conditions, reviewing contractor quotes and preparing final contract documents

·      Managing subcontractor progress claims 

·      Negotiating the procurement and ordering of materials

·      Assisting with the administration of RFI’s, EOT’s, variations

·      Working closely with site supervisors to adhere to project programs, deadlines, and budgets.

Experience Required

·     Must have previous experience as a Contracts Administrator

·     Extensive experience working on class 2 / apartments projects

·     Ideally have a bachelor’s in construction management or comparative degree

·     Have worked on projects in excess of $20m

·     Exposure to Procore or Aconex

Why Join them

·      Great working conditions 

·      Variable work and exciting projects

·      Job security 

·      Genuine career enhancement opportunity

We’re a well-established concreting company with some large scale projects & are currently branching into earthmoving and excavation — and we’re looking for a motivated Excavator Operator to join our crew. You’ll be operating a brand-new 3.5T cabin excavator and working on a variety of projects across Maitland and the Hunter.

• Operate excavators confidently and independently on residential and commercial sites

• Support the concreting team on the ground when required (formwork, steel fixing, prep etc.)

• Play a key role in our growing earthworks division

• Maintain high standards of safety, site presentation and workmanship

• Self-motivated operator who takes ownership of their work

• Strong eye for detail and takes pride in their equipment & doing the job right

• Experience in final trim, bulk earthworks and tight access works

• Posi-track / skid steer experience desirable

• Excavator ticket and white card required

• MR licence or above Essential.

• Be part of an expanding company with clear direction

• Operate new, well-maintained machinery

• Competitive pay and stable, ongoing work

• Supportive team culture that values skill and initiative

📍 Location: Maitland & Hunter Region
💰 Pay: Above award, based on experience
📞 Apply: Click ‘Apply’ or call for a confidential chat

We are looking for our next skid steer operator to do site cleans on building sites. This job will require you to have a HR truck licence, skid steer licence. Job will require you to load rubbish into the truck and take it to the tip, you will also be required to clean up around the site which will include raking and wheelbarrowing. You will mostly be working by yourself. All penalties are payed with overtime likely.  

About the role

Are you passionate about precision, data, and the great outdoors? AJS Surveys is expanding and looking for motivated individuals to join our dynamic team. We have multiple exciting opportunities available for: Surveyor’s Assistant Undergraduate Surveyor Graduate Surveyor Cadastral Surveyor.

As a Land Surveyor at AJS Surveys, you will be responsible for surveying in diverse and challenging projects in the greater Brisbane area. These are full-time/part-time roles that involve both office-based work and on-site fieldwork, providing you with a diverse and rewarding career opportunity.

What you'll be doing

1. Conducting land surveys using a variety of surveying equipment and techniques

2. Preparing contour/detail maps, plans, and reports to document the results of land surveys

3. Collaborating with clients, construction teams, and other stakeholders to ensure accurate and timely delivery of survey data

4. Maintaining and calibrating surveying equipment to ensure reliable and precise measurements

5. Staying up-to-date with industry regulations, best practices, and technological advancements

6. Contributing to the overall success and growth of the AJS Surveys team

What we're looking for

1. Tertiary qualification or studying in Surveying, Geomatics, or a related field

2. Minimum 2-3 years of experience as a Land Surveyor, preferably in the construction industry

3. Strong technical skills in the use of surveying equipment, such as total stations, GPS, and laser scanners, plus proficiency in AutoCAD and surveying software (Magnet or similar)

4. Excellent problem-solving and analytical abilities to interpret survey data and identify solutions

5. Strong communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with clients and team members

6. Attention to detail and a commitment to ensuring accurate and reliable survey results

7. A valid driver's licence and the ability to work in outdoor environments

8. Australian citizenship, permanent residency, or valid work visa

9. Current White Card (Construction Induction Card) or willingness to obtain one

What we offer

At AJS Surveys P/L, we are committed to providing our employees with a supportive and rewarding work environment. As a Land Surveyor, you can expect competitive remuneration including work vehicle and overtime, opportunities for professional development, and twice-yearly bonuses. We value work-life balance and offer flexible work arrangements to support your personal and career goals.

About us

AJS Surveys P/L is a leading land surveying and geospatial services provider in the Brisbane region. With over 30 years of industry experience, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality, innovative solutions to our clients in the construction, infrastructure, and development sectors. Our team of dedicated professionals is driven by a commitment to technical excellence and customer service.

If you are a qualified and experienced Land Surveyor or interested in pursuing Surveying as a career, is passionate about making a meaningful contribution to the built environment, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Click apply now to submit your application.

📍 Kewdale, WA | Full-time | Immediate Start

Cubispec is a Western Australian leader in commercial washroom and toilet partition solutions. We partner with commercial builders to deliver high-quality, on-time fitouts across offices, schools, hospitals, and public facilities.

We’re seeking a skilled and motivated Project Manager to oversee the delivery of multiple washroom fitout projects — ensuring excellence in quality, timelines, and client communication.

This role is ideal for someone who thrives on managing fast-paced construction projects and takes pride in seeing a project through from manufacture to installation.

You’ll be responsible for coordinating subcontractors, managing budgets and schedules, and ensuring site safety and compliance — all while maintaining great relationships with commercial builders and internal teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage multiple washroom fitout projects from planning to completion

• Coordinate subcontractors, site teams, and production staff

• Monitor project schedules, budgets, and variations

• Conduct site measures and interpret architectural drawings

• Ensure high standards of safety, quality, and site presentation

• Liaise with builders and clients to maintain smooth communication

• Drive process improvement and support a culture of continuous improvement

• Proven experience in project management within construction, joinery, or fitout

• Strong communication and leadership skills

• Excellent organisational skills and attention to detail

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and project management tools

• A proactive, problem-solving mindset and a safety-first attitude

Desirable:

• Qualification in Project Management or a trade background (e.g. cabinet making, carpentry, joinery)

• Experience managing washroom or partition installations

• Demonstrated success leading and motivating teams

• Established WA business with a strong industry reputation

• Collaborative, supportive team culture

• Varied projects across commercial and institutional sectors

• Career growth opportunities in a growing company

• Competitive salary based on experience

📍 Location: Kewdale, Western Australia
🚗 Requirements: Valid driver’s licence and ability to travel to site as required

Ready to take the lead on high-quality fitouts?
Apply now to join Cubispec — where craftsmanship, reliability, and teamwork set the standard in commercial washroom solutions.

Company Description

Student Success Advisor: Transform Education, Transform the World

 🚀 About Us:

At Keypath, we invite you to be part of something transformative. As a global EdTech leader, we collaborate with prestigious universities to create and deliver online education solutions that tackle global social and economic challenges head-on.

Join our dynamic, fast-growing international team that thrives on collaboration, innovation, and lifelong learning. 

🌍 Work Remotely

At Keypath, we believe you do your best work where you feel your best. As a remote-first workforce, we offer the flexibility to work from anywhere in Australia—no commute required! As long as you have a reliable internet connection and a comfortable home workspace, you're set up for success. Plus, if you're based near Melbourne, you're always welcome to visit our head office.

You'll stay connected with a supportive, collaborative team through virtual tools that make remote work seamless.

Job Description

🌟 The Role: Student Success Advisor

• Become a trusted adviser.
• Working with your portfolio of enrolled students, you will proactively provide coaching support and troubleshoot at-risk issues to help students achieve their educational goals from initial course commencement through to graduation. via. phone, email and web chat.
• Supporting students with study path management to create the most efficient study path.
• Driving re-enrolment into new programs that support our students’ goals.
• Build a detailed knowledge of our University partners and the course offerings, through supported training and research. 

Qualifications

 👥 Who We're Looking For:

• Sales skills: To support student retention, drive re-enrolment and overcome objections commonly faced by students studying online.
• Relationship building skills: To build and maintain relationships with students that allow you to fulfil the role as their trusted adviser.
• Customer service skills: To provide a brilliant student experience by supporting students towards study success.
• Goal-Driven: Experience working towards KPIs and financial targets, and who share the Keypath values of collaboration, commitment, innovation, and life-long learning.

Please note this is a full-time position with a standard 38 hour working week. The core work hours are Monday to Friday 9am – 7pm on a rotating roster.

Additional Information

💡  What We Offer

• Flexible work arrangements: Choose your workspace—remote, office, or hybrid 
• Generous Competitive package
• Career progression: Clear pathways in a rapidly expanding EdTech leader, including comprehensive online remote training 
• Equipment and support: Full remote work setup including internet allowance 
• Wellbeing focus: Paid mental health days and comprehensive support tools, including Toolkits for Digital Health and Mental Health support 
• Growth opportunities: Internal Academy's to help you develop your career and skillset (People Leader's Academy) and heavily discounted Master’s degrees from our university partners + access to LinkedIn Learning

At Keypath, we're in a hurry to make change happen. With over 100,000 enrolments annually across our global university partnerships, we're transforming lives through education—and we need sharp minds like yours to help us do it. 

We're ranked #6 on the 2024 Best Places to Work Australia list because we create an environment where you can do your best work. Our differences are our greatest strength, and we want you to bring your authentic self to work every day. 

At Keypath, leadership accessibility and compassionate community aren't just nice-to-haves; they're our day-to-day reality. 

Ready to transform education and transform the world? 

We welcome applications from candidates across Australia with full working rights. Keypath is proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to workplace diversity. 

Apply now to unlock your potential with Keypath! 🌟

Company Description

Transform Education, Transform the World
 

🔑 A Day in the Life of a Sales Advisor

• Warm Leads: Connect with prospective students who have already expressed interest.
• Automated Dialler & Inbound Calls: Spend at least 4 hours a day making outbound calls and handling inbound inquiries about programs and applications.
• Live Chat: Provide instant responses to student queries and encourage phone conversations.
• Pipeline Management: Track student progress, follow up on incomplete applications, send deadline reminders, and update the CRM.
• Team Huddles: Join daily check-ins to share best practices, stay motivated, and align on enrolment goals.

A fast-paced, rewarding role where every conversation makes a difference!
 

🌍 Work Remotely

At Keypath, we believe you do your best work where you feel your best. As a remote-first workforce, we offer the flexibility to work from anywhere in Australia—no commute required! As long as you have a reliable internet connection and a comfortable home workspace, you're set up for success. Plus, if you're based near Melbourne, you're always welcome to visit our head office.

You'll stay connected with a supportive, collaborative team through virtual tools that make remote work seamless.

Job Description

Your Impact: The Role 🌟 

As a Sales Advisor, you'll be the first point of contact for professionals ready to transform their careers through education. You will provide them with timely and accurate advice, guiding them to find the right education program to support their career ambitions. This is your chance to make a genuine impact. 

• Guide prospective students through their decision-making journey to choose the right course for their career ambitions via phone, email, and web chat 
• Create personalised pathways for each potential student using your consultative approach 
• Transform inquiries into successful enrolments - ensuring you achieve your targets to help in our vision to transform education and transform the world.  
• Work independently with the freedom to adapt your approach—we trust your expertise, not scripts 
• Be a part of a collaborative team that priortises connection, learning and growth

Qualifications

👥 Who You Are  

You're a sales professional who believes in the power of education to change lives. You bring: 

• Proven experience in a sales role - you are a self motivated and mission driven individual who finds pride in helping others through education and 1:1 guidance
• Natural relationship-building abilities that create trust and connection 
• A proven track record of meeting KPI's or targets while delivering exceptional service across your pipeline. For our high-achieving advisors, the target is just the starting line – they're all about racing past it! 
• Attention to detail, with a clear understanding of the value of maintaining accurate customer data 
• The drive to thrive in a fast-paced, purpose-led environment 
•  Exposure to higher education is advantageous.  
   

💡  What We Offer

• Flexible work arrangements: Choose your workspace—remote, office, or hybrid 
• Generous Competitive package: The base salary and commission package will be competitive and tailored to your experience. We are hiring for roles at all levels, from those with 2 years of experience to seasoned high performers.
• Career progression: Clear pathways in a rapidly expanding EdTech leader, including comprehensive online remote training 
• Equipment and support: Full remote work setup including internet allowance 
• Wellbeing focus: Paid mental health days and comprehensive support tools, including Toolkits for Digital Health and Mental Health support 
• Growth opportunities: Internal Academy's to help you develop your career and skillset (People Leader's Academy) and heavily discounted Master’s degrees from our university partners + access to LinkedIn Learning

📅 Work Arrangements 

• Full-time position (38 hours/week) 
• Monday to Friday, 9am – 7pm (rotating roster) AEST/AEDST 
• Work remotely in Australia with a reliable internet connection 
   

💻 Onboarding and Training:

• A comprehensive and supportive remote onboarding completed over your first 3 days. We start your first week on a Wednesday!
• 2 weeks of shadowing one of our experienced Student Enrolment Advisors to help you hit the ground running
• Ongoing support and training from your Team Leader and our dedicated Sales Training team

Additional Information

🚀 About Us  

At Keypath, we're in a hurry to make change happen. With over 100,000 enrolments annually across our global university partnerships, we're transforming lives through education—and we need sharp minds like yours to help us do it. 

We're ranked #6 on the 2024 Best Places to Work Australia list because we create an environment where you can do your best work. Our differences are our greatest strength, and we want you to bring your authentic self to work every day. 

At Keypath, leadership accessibility and compassionate community aren't just nice-to-haves; they're our day-to-day reality. 

Ready to transform education and transform the world? 

We welcome applications from candidates across Australia with full working rights. Keypath is proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to workplace diversity. 

Apply now to unlock your potential with Keypath! 🌟

Central Highlands Water is a major regional employer, and we want you to join us!

About us

At CHW we provide drinking water, sewerage, trade waste and recycled water services to residents and businesses in the Central Highlands region of Victoria. We are a public sector employer with a proud history spanning more than 150 years of supporting regional prosperity through service excellence.

Central Highlands Water is a growing business which strives to create a thriving and sustainable region by providing the highest quality water related service to our diverse customer base. This opportunity is a vital role to shape the future of how our services support our community.

To learn more about CHW and how our everyday people contribute to the Central Highlands region of Victoria, visit our website, or check out our LinkedIn or Instagram pages!

The opportunity

The primary objectives of the Customer Experience Officer are as follows:

• to receive and process written and verbal enquiries that relate to customer accounts,
• to accurately maintain customer accounts and associated databases,
• to facilitate connections / disconnections to services, and 
• to facilitate account payments.

Please note: These roles are not remote and require employees to work 100% from our head office in Ballarat. We are looking for candidates who are available to work onsite and can actively contribute to our in-person team environment. These positions are full-time (Monday - Friday), starting at 8.15am and finishing at 5pm. Part-time options and working from home is not available.

About you

Safety is our No. 1 priority, and we expect you will actively contribute to and foster a 'safety first' culture that supports our aspiration of zero harm. This means you care deeply about the physical and psychological safety of people so that our team return home in great shape at the end of the day.

We’d love to hear from you if you have:

• Demonstrated understanding of customer service principles and practices.
• Well-developed level of written and verbal communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to interact effectively with customers and stakeholders in a wide range of circumstances relevant to the position.
• Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of computer systems and applications.
• Demonstrated ability to work in a team-based environment.

What's in it for you?

Working for one of the region's largest employers you will be part of an organisation that is high achieving, cohesive and always striving for better customer outcomes. We're full of "everyday people" that are great to work with and reflect our community! Our benefits include accrued time off, generous leave options, professional development, industry collaboration, health and wellbeing programs and a supportive management team.

At CHW you will:

• Have access to training and development opportunities that will further develop your knowledge and skills.
• Be part of an organisation that strongly promotes work life balance, flexibility, safety and wellbeing.
• Work in an organisation that makes a difference to our community.
• Be part of an organisation that cares about you, your safety and wellbeing.

How to apply

If you want to make a positive impact through meaningful work and have the energy, courage and ideas to take on a challenge, we’d love to hear from you! To submit your application, click on APPLY to be redirected to our website and for a copy of the Position Description. While you are on our website, take a look around. You won't be disappointed!

• Please ensure you provide a cover letter and your resume.
• You must be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident at the time of submitting your application to be considered for this role.

Have questions?

For a confidential chat about the role, please contact Stephanie Burzacott on 0428 725 983.

Applications close 9am Monday 27 October 2025.

• Please note, as part of our selection process, we conduct pre-appointment checks including those related to references, identity, fitness to work, qualifications, work history, work visa, misconduct and police record history.
• This role may be subject to a probation period.

We welcome applications from people with disability and aim to provide an inclusive and accessible workplace. If you need any help with the application process or would like to discuss your reasonable adjustments during interviews, please contact Stephanie Burzacott.

If you need a copy of this advertisement in an accessible format, please email applications@chw.net.au.

At CHW we are dedicated to supporting our team's physical and mental wellbeing. We assist our team to develop, as people and as leaders. We value diversity and inclusion - our workforce is a place where the melding of a range of views and perspectives is celebrated.