Zitron Australia Pty Ltd is a growing, ventilation fan manufacturing company, suppling industrial fan units to the mining and road tunnel sector, based in Perth and Sydney.
An exciting opportunity exists for an experienced Project Engineer to join the fast-growing Australian arm of an international group that is a global leader in the field of ventilation for underground mines, road and railway tunnels, and metro systems.
The company is part of a group that operates in over 80 countries on 5 continents. In Australia, the company has supplied the ventilation required for the construction and long-term operation of many of the nation’s major underground transport infrastructure projects.
The Project Engineer will form part of a multidisciplinary engineering team and will supervise and coordinate all projects and work closely to contractors at our office in the Sydney CBD.
Qualifications & experience
Bachelor's or higher degree in Engineering
Mechanical engineering background preferred
Valid Drivers Licence
A minimum of 5 years + experience including 3+ years of experience in the management and delivery of multi-discipline (mechanical, structural, electrical) projects.
Previous experience on ventilation systems is preferable.
Previous experience managing projects from both the office and site
Previous Experience in projects within the infrastructure industry, preferable those including tunnels or underground works.
Excellent leadership and people management skills
A demonstrable contract, planning, cost control and financial management skills combined with proven change and people management experience.
Full project exposure
Have initiative, flexibility and the ability to work in a dynamic and changing environment
High-level problem-solving skills & very innovative in technical solutions
Developed skills in coordination and meeting deadlines
Strong communication and organisational skills.
Capable of working under pressure and in a multicultural environment.
The right to work within Australia
Tasks & responsibilities:
With recent project wins we are looking for an additional resource to work alongside project manager and senior management. Tasks include the below:
Support the project manager with specific tasks and the engineering areas as arisen from the project.
Effectively assigning tasks to project team members to deliver the required outputs to agreed specifications
Manage complex packages from subcontractors involving personnel from a variety of disciplines
Identify and resolve interfaces between our scope and our client’s.
Identify and resolve interfaces between our different subcontractors and in house produced products and services, ensuring there are no gaps left within Zitron scope.
Close relation with different contractors working on our clients’ projects
Develop and manage detailed scopes of work packages and help monitoring budgets of the different project activities.
Estimating, planning, scheduling, and co-ordinating tasks under your control.
Problem-solving in field service and support issues with the engineering and production teams.
Developing in field support procedures as necessary
Plan material, resources and systems usage for successful, cost-effective, and best-practice project completion
Job Offer
The role on offer is based in the Sydney CBD with possibility of an hybrid status, and the commitment and passion to drive innovation that you will bring to it will be rewarded with a commensurate remuneration package.
You will have the opportunity to stamp your mark on a role that has the ability to broaden your skill set and to allow you to be an important part of a successful company that can offer exciting career opportunities.
FIFO to Mt Isa with all expenses covered
Minimum 6-month contract with immediate start
RPEQ-certified role with top-tier rates
RPEQ Structural Engineer – FIFO to Mt Isa | 6-Month Contract | Immediate Start
Location: FIFO from Brisbane or Townsville to Mt Isa
Employment Type: 6-Month Contract
Start Date: Immediate
Industry: Structural Engineering / Mining & Resources
About the Role:
We are seeking an experienced RPEQ Structural Engineer to join a high-performing team on a major industrial site in Mt Isa. This is a FIFO role, ideally suited to a professional with strong site-based experience in heavy industrial, mining or infrastructure environments. The position offers immediate start and runs on a 6-month full-time contract basis.
Key Responsibilities:
Structural assessment, inspection, and certification of existing site infrastructure
Oversight and approval of modifications to structural elements
Liaising with site supervisors, design teams, and contractors to ensure compliance with engineering standards
Producing RPEQ-certified reports and documentation
Supporting project delivery teams through expert advice and practical engineering guidance
Requirements:
Current RPEQ registration (Structural)
Minimum 5 years’ structural engineering experience, ideally in mining, resources, or industrial projects
Proficient in structural analysis software and site inspection reporting
Strong communication skills and ability to work independently on remote sites
Available to commence immediately
Able to commit to FIFO roster (e.g. 2:1 or 8:6)
What We Offer:
Attractive contract rates
All flights, accommodation, and meals provided
Work with a well-regarded engineering consultancy and respected client
Supportive team culture and professional site environment
Ready to start immediately and make an impact?
Click APPLY NOW or send your CV directly to [your email] with the subject: RPEQ Mt Isa – Immediate Start
AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS ONLY
EARTH AI is a fast-growing tech startup transforming the way critical metals are discovered. Founded in 2016 in Sydney, we are on a mission to secure the future of technology and infrastructure by responsibly sourcing the metals essential for global advancement. Using cutting-edge technology, we identify and develop new metal deposits with unmatched efficiency and sustainability. Our vision is to lead the industry by discovering and owning the majority of future metal deposits while becoming the most advanced, efficient, and responsible metal commodity company in the world.
We are looking for a passionate and motivated Mechanical Engineer to join our team. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the design, development, and implementation of advanced hardware solutions that support Earth AI’s mission to create impactful AI systems for environmental applications. As a Mechanical Engineer, you will work closely with our multidisciplinary team to develop and maintain hardware that powers our AI systems, ensuring they are efficient, reliable, and ready for real-world challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead mechanical design and system integration of advanced drilling components (e.g. inner tubes, core barrels, downhole tools, rig assemblies)
Drive R&D projects from concept through to field trials and production
Oversee design verification, FEA, material selection, and testing under extreme conditions
Collaborate with field teams, geologists, and suppliers to refine hardware performance
About You:
BEng or higher in Mechanical Engineering (Chartered status a plus)
7+ years of experience in mechanical design for drilling, mining, or oil & gas equipment
Proficient in CAD (SolidWorks), FEA tools, and tolerance stack-up analysis
Knowledge of hydraulics, wear-resistant materials, and extreme environment design
Field experience with drill rigs or tooling preferred
Bonus: familiarity with manufacturing for small-batch prototyping and harsh field deployment
If you’re excited about the opportunity to work on groundbreaking technology and help make a positive impact on the planet, we’d love to hear from you!
$138,681 - $146,497 (G09) per annum, plus 17% superannuation
Full time, 12-month fixed term contract (maternity leave)
Be the beating heart of our NRAS's campaigns, lead our AUKUS and Naval programs
Plenty of incredible teaching opportunities for schools in Victoria!
2025 Term 4 or 2026 Term 1 start, full-time or part-time, and ongoing
Primary and Secondary teaching opportunities
South Eastern Suburbs and Western Suburbs
Full-time, Permanent Roles - Work in some top class establishments!
Take your career to the next levels!
Make a real difference! Impactful work improving heart health and saving lives
Flexible hybrid working arrangements
Permanent full time (or 0.8) role.
Enjoy generous salary packaging to boost your take-home pay.
About Us – Have a Heart for Change!
Did you know heart disease is the number one killer of Australians? Every day, 50 Australians lose their lives to heart disease. As Australia's leading heart health charity, we're on a mission to change this – and we need passionate people like you to help make a difference!
Are you passionate about turning world-class research into real-world impact? Join the Heart Foundation as our new Guideline Lead and shape the future of evidence-based care for cardiovascular disease in Australia.
How You Can Make a Difference
As Guideline Lead, you'll play a central role in developing, updating and disseminating our national cardiovascular clinical guidelines. From methodology decisions, rigorous evidence synthesis and GRADE assessments to managing public consultation and mentoring team members, your work will ensure our guidelines are robust, clinically relevant, and widely accessible.
You'll be working with a talented and mission-driven team of researchers, clinicians, and stakeholders to produce content that informs health professionals and policymakers; ultimately improving heart health outcomes and reducing inequities across the country.
You will have the opportunity to work flexibly, blending your time between home and any of our capital city offices.
Your Key Responsibilities
What You'll Bring
Why Join Us?
At our heart, we are driven by purpose. Every day, we make a meaningful impact through our work, and we are committed to supporting our employees in achieving a healthy work-life balance.
We are dedicated to fostering a diverse, safe, and inclusive workplace. We actively seek to represent the communities we serve and recognise the invaluable skills, knowledge, and perspectives a diverse team brings. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and individuals from all backgrounds.
What We Offer:
Ready to Apply?
If you're ready to make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you! Submit your application online or contact Stephanie at careers@heartfoundation.org.au if you require any workplace adjustments.
All employment offers are subject to pre-employment checks, including National criminal history check, Working with Children Check, and any other relevant background checks.
Empower Change - Help Indigenous Australians gain skills for Defence and careers
Work in a values-driven, inclusive, and respectful team environment
Education Services International (ESISG) is seeking experienced and culturally aware Trainers & Assessors to deliver foundation skills training to participants in both the Army Indigenous Development Program (AIDP) and Regional Education Development Program (REDP) at our Berrimah site.
You’ll deliver engaging and compliant training to help participants build essential literacy, numeracy, communication, and work-readiness skills—preparing them for careers in the Australian Defence Force or civilian workforce.
Deliver accredited training (FSK20119 – Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways or Skill Sets) to program participants.
Support participants’ personal, cultural, and professional growth.
Provide tailored feedback and guidance to achieve learning goals.
Collaborate with ESI staff, Army personnel, and program partners.
Assess and mark work in line with RTO and compliance standards.
Model professional behaviours and foster a safe, inclusive environment.
Essential:
Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (TAE40116 or equivalent).
VET sector training and assessment experience.
Knowledge of compliance requirements for accredited training.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Current Driver’s Licence.
First Aid Certificate (or willingness to obtain).
Ochre Card / Working with Children Clearance.
No criminal history preventing work with youth or obtaining a Defence/Common Access Card.
Desirable:
Experience in Defence, Indigenous training programs, or structured environments.
Experience training and assessing foundation skills or FSK units.
Cultural competency and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Hospitality sector qualifications to deliver SITXCOM007.
Be part of two nationally respected, culturally empowering programs.
Support meaningful career pathways for Indigenous people.
Work in a supportive, values-led organisation.
Contract role with flexible hours during program sessions.
Apply Now
If you’re passionate about delivering quality training and making a lasting difference, send your resume and cover letter to careers@esisg.com outlining your experience and motivation for applying.
Real Skills. Meaningful Growth. Lasting Impact.
www.esisg.com
Empower Change - Support Indigenous people into Defence and career success.
Culturally Safe - Work in a supportive, inclusive team.
Education Services International Supply Group (ESI) is seeking experienced and culturally aware Mentors to support participants in both the Army Indigenous Development Program (AIDP) and Regional Education Development Program (REDP) at our Berrimah site.
You’ll play a vital role in guiding participants’ emotional, cultural, and practical development, helping them build the confidence, resilience, and skills to succeed in the Australian Defence Force or civilian workforce.
Mentor participants to achieve personal and professional goals.
Support welfare, life skills, teamwork, and cultural awareness.
Collaborate with ESI staff, Army personnel, and program partners.
Model positive behaviours and promote a safe, inclusive environment.
Complete shift reports and escalate welfare concerns as needed.
Essential:
Experience in mentoring, coaching, youth work, or community support.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Current Driver’s Licence.
First Aid Certificate (or willingness to obtain).
Ochre Card / Working with Children Clearance.
No criminal history preventing work with youth or obtaining a Defence/Common Access Card.
Desirable:
Defence Force, training, or employment program experience.
Qualifications in mentoring, coaching, or community services.
Cultural competency and knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Be part of two nationally respected, culturally empowering programs.
Support meaningful career pathways for Indigenous people.
Work in a supportive, values-led organisation.
Contract role with flexible hours during program sessions.
Apply Now
If you’re passionate about mentoring and want to make a lasting difference, send your resume and cover letter to careers@esisg.com outlining your experience and motivation for applying.
Real Skills. Meaningful Growth. Lasting Impact.
www.esisg.com
Our family-owned service is rated as 'Exceeding' the National Quality Standards
Supportive team culture, with ongoing professional development & mentor support
Lead a service that puts staff and children's wellbeing first
Lucknow Kindergarten is a family-owned, funded 3 and 4-year-old kindergarten with long day care hours.
We’re offering an exciting opportunity for a Centre Manager to lead, support and manage our team of educators and day-to-day operations.
The role is 4 days per week (Monday to Thursday) in 2026, with the option to increase to 5 days per week in 2027 (or sooner for the right candidate).
Why work here?
Opportunity to manage a service that offers kinder 3 and 4 only
Work alongside a team of passionate educators
Join a team that is rated ‘Exceeding’ against the National Quality Standards
Enjoy ongoing professional development
Supportive team culture, including mentor support from Eastwood Early Learning Centre and Kindergarten managers and directors
Level 6.7 to 6.9 Director Children’s Services Award (plus an additional 10-15% from the Australian Government’s Wage Grant)
We pride ourselves on putting staff and children’s wellbeing first
Regular morning teas to say thank you
We staff over ratio
Minimum requirements
Diploma in Early Childhood
Previous management experience in childcare/early years
Strong computer and organisational skills
About you
Personable, approachable and respectful relationships with families, children and the team of educators
Ability to motivate and inspire all educators
A passion for early childhood education
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Proactive and driven to ensure the highest standards for children in our care
Our philosophy
At Lucknow Kindergarten, we empower children to learn, explore and build their skills through enriching play-based experiences. We believe responsive, intentional rituals and open-ended play help children develop to their full potential.
We facilitate a safe and nurturing space where children can be themselves and thrive.
Our philosophy underpins everything we do – including our relationships with families and the community, our programs, and the highest quality resources. This sets children up for the best quality child care and education.
About the service
Lucknow Kindergarten is a recently built 66-place service that opened in January 2022.
The Approved Provider operates both Lucknow Kindergarten and Eastwood Early Learning Centre and Kindergarten, which is well known in the community for its long waitlists.
Three and four-year-old funded kindergarten is offered to 4 groups of children from Monday to Thursday. In 2027, four-year-old children will all have a third day, which will operate on Friday.
The kindergarten is located directly next to Lucknow Primary School. This provides a unique opportunity for the kinder and school to work in partnership, enabling children and families to build a connection prior to their first year of school.
Children have access to a large range of ethically sourced, sensory-rich, open-ended and durable resources that support their holistic learning and development.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you! To apply, send your resume and cover letter to jacinta@eastwoodelck.com.au or apply via SEEK.