• Preparation of subcontractor packages, scopes, lettings, procurement schedules
• Progress claim assistance and external variations
• Review, negotiation and finalisation of subcontracts
• Management and tracking of project expenditure, inclusive of subcontractor claim
• Administration of RFIs to clients, architects and consultants
• Administration of the project HSE system
• Direct management of a CA and 2x Cadets 

• Minimum 8 years' experience as a Contracts Administrator for a Head Contractor in Australia
• Experience in procuring structures packages is essential
• CHEOPS software experience will be highly regarded
• Strong understanding of construction legislation and contract law
• Knowledge of VIC construction market and subcontractors
• Strong attention to detail and proven communication skills

AAT Building Group is one of South Australia's leading providers of building repairs to homes and businesses.

We work for some of Australia's most trusted insurance companies to repair damaged buildings following insurable events such as fire, flood, and storm damage.

About the Role

We are seeking a driven and detail-oriented Building & Repair Supervisor to join our growing team on the Eyre Peninsula. This is a hybrid role working across both our building and restoration divisions, suited to someone who thrives on variety, professional development and teamwork.

The successful candidate will have experience in residential building and maintenance work, a proactive, positive attitude, and a willingness to grow with our restoration division, dealing with flood, fire, and mould damage mitigation. You’ll work closely with our local building repair estimator, clients, trades, and assessors, while also playing a key role in delivering high-quality outcomes for our customers, on time and within budget.

Key Responsibilities

Supervision Duties:

• Coordinate and oversee subcontractors and trades.

• Ensure project delivery meets insurance KPIs and company standards.

• Conduct quality assurance checks and manage site safety compliance.

• Liaise with clients and assessors to ensure project progress and transparency.

Development & Restoration

• Open to learning flood, fire and mould remediation processes (training provided)

• Assist in the coordination and attendance of make-safes.

• Work closely with our Regional Manager and Eyre Peninsula Estimator to develop the region and network with clients.

About You

·       Previous experience in the insurance building industry will be regarded highly

·       Experience dealing with multiple projects

·       Empathetic and customer service driven

·       Strong organisational and time management skills

·       Tech-savvy – comfortable with job management software (we use Prime Ecosystem)

·       A passion for learning and professional development

·       Driver's license

·       Trade qualification

·       Supervisors license

·       Construction White Card (essential); IICRC or restoration certifications (desirable but not essential)

What We Offer

• Structured career progression and training support, including restoration qualifications (IICRC).

• Exposure to diverse projects in insurance building repairs and restoration.

• Supportive, team orientated work culture.

• Competitive salary + company vehicle, phone and laptop.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

We’re passionate about people. If you're a confident, and positive individual, looking to expand your skills in a supportive and growth-focused company, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now or email your resume and cover letter to andy.barton@aatbuilding.com.au

Lead. Operate. Grow.

We’re looking for a skilled and motivated Track & Facilities Supervisor (2IC) to support operations at our Brighton Training Facility. If you have strong supervisory capability, machinery experience, and enjoy hands-on, outdoor work, this role is for you.

About the Role

As the 2IC, you’ll work alongside the Track & Facilities Manager to oversee daily track and grounds operations, supervise our small team, and maintain our racing surfaces, machinery and facilities to a high standard. This is a practical, leadership-based role perfect for someone who enjoys combining people management with hands-on work. You can expect to earn around $71,000 base + $15,000 approximately in overtime + super + a well-maintained company vehicle that can be used for personal use.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide day-to-day supervision, guidance and support to track staff

• Coordinate daily work plans, allocate tasks and monitor performance

• Support team development and a positive, safety-focused culture

• Operate tractors, rollers, mowers, water trucks, sprayers and other heavy plant

• Assist with track preparation, grading, harrowing and moisture management

• Conduct machinery checks and minor maintenance

• Ensure all plant and equipment remains safe, serviced and operational

• Maintain grounds, buildings, irrigation and general infrastructure

• Monitor and repair fences, gates and training surfaces

• Maintain accurate operational records and logs

• Assist with ordering materials and equipment

• Provide weekly progress updates to the Track & Facilities Manager

What You’ll Bring

• Proven supervisory or team-leading experience

• Solid machinery operation experience (tractors, attachments, plant etc.)

• Experience in track preparation, turf, farming, grounds or similar work

• Strong understanding of WHS principles

• Ability to manage deadlines and competing priorities

• Current C Class driver’s licence

• Availability for regular weekend work

Why Join Tasracing?

• Supportive, team-focused workplace with career progression

• Training opportunities in leadership, machinery and WHS

• Opportunities to attend racing events and industry functions

• 12 weeks fully paid gender-neutral parental leave

• Wellbeing perks: wellness rebate, discounted private health insurance, discounted gym memberships

• Regular BBQs and morning teas

How to Apply

Submit your resume and cover letter via Seek outlining your supervisory and machinery experience.
Applications close Tuesday 16 December 2025.

About the role

As a Roller Operator at Brown Contractors', you will play a vital role in our construction projects. This casual position is based in Kingaroy, QLD and involves operating specialised machinery in preparation for further construction work. You will be an important part of our skilled team, contributing to the successful delivery of our projects.

Position starts the first week of January 2026

What you'll be doing

1. Operate rollers and compaction equipment in conjuction with our stabilisation crew

2. Ensure the smooth and even compaction of surfaces in accordance with project specifications

3. Conduct routine maintenance and basic repairs on assigned equipment

4. Adhere to all safety protocols and environmental regulations on the construction site

5. Collaborate with the broader construction team to meet project deadlines and quality standards

What we're looking for

1. Minimum 2 years' experience as a Roller Operator or similar construction equipment operator role

2. Proficient in the operation of various rollers

3. Strong attention to detail and commitment to maintaining high quality standards

4. Ability to work safely and efficiently in a dynamic construction environment

5. Excellent problem-solving and decision-making skills

6. Relevant construction industry certifications or licenses (e.g.VOC's)

7. Australian work rights are required for this position

8. Experience in civil construction is preffered

What we offer

At Brown Contractors', we are committed to providing our employees with a supportive and rewarding work environment. As a Roller Operator, you can expect:

1. Competitive casual pay rates

2. Opportunities for skills development and career progression

3. Access to comprehensive health and safety training

4. Flexible work arrangements to support work-life balance

5. A collaborative and inclusive team culture

About us

Brown Contractors' is a leading construction company with a strong track record of delivering high-quality projects across Queensland. With a focus on innovation, safety, and sustainability, we are committed to being the construction partner of choice for our clients. Join our team and be a part of shaping the future of the construction industry.

Apply now for this exciting Roller Operator opportunity with Brown Contractors'.

• Opportunity to lead large-scale wet concrete projects in iconic venues 
• Join a dynamic team managing projects ranging from $5 million to $15 million with a focus on enhancing margins
• Work on high-profile projects with a reputable company, offering potential for career growth and stability

• Lead and manage end-to-end wet concrete projects from inception to completion
• Coordinate multiple trades and subcontractors across various disciplines outside HVAC
• Develop and manage project schedules using tools like MS Projects
• Ensure projects are delivered on time, within scope, and with improved margins
• Communicate effectively with stakeholders to maintain project momentum and address issues proactively

• Significant experience managing wet concrete projects, particularly end-to-end delivery
• Proven ability to handle projects between $5 million and $15 million
• Experience working with 2-tier companies preferred
• Strong skills in project planning, scheduling, and coordination
• Local NSW experience and a commitment to long-term engagement

• Competitive salary package and car allowance
• Opportunity to work on high-profile, landmark projects
• Collaborative and innovative work environment
• Long-term career development prospects
• Supportive team focused on delivering quality outcomes

Join one of Melbourne’s most forward-thinking, design-driven builders.

Are you passionate about architecture, great design and delivering an exceptional client experience?
A leading residential builder is looking for a Project Co-Ordinator to join their high-performing Operations team in Port Melbourne.

This role suits someone who loves structure, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and genuinely cares about helping clients bring beautifully designed homes to life.

You’ll take each project from initial deposit through to contract signing and all the way to handover.
Your job is to ensure clients feel supported, informed, and excited throughout the entire pre-construction process.

You’ll be coordinating drawings, approvals, variations, documentation, land research, and working with multiple internal and external stakeholders to keep each project moving smoothly.

• Managing the full project coordination workflow from deposit to contract and handover

• Being the key point of contact for clients — delivering a smooth and positive experience

• Preparing and updating all project documentation (plans, variations, specs, permits)

• Liaising with sales, estimating, drafting, developers, council, suppliers and site teams

• Ensuring plans meet regulations, developer guidelines and client requirements

• Preparing contracts and briefing Site Managers on project details

• Managing on-site administration, variations, and client queries

• Keeping workflows and systems updated and accurate

Someone who is:

• Passionate about good design, interiors and architecture

• A strong communicator who builds rapport easily

• Highly organised with outstanding attention to detail

• Able to manage multiple projects without dropping the ball

• Calm under pressure and solutions-focused

• A great problem-solver and critical thinker

• Empathetic, professional and client-obsessed

• Motivated, positive and a strong team player

Experience in building, design, drafting, estimating or project coordination is ideal, but a strong attitude, client focus and passion for design are the real non-negotiables.

• Work with a design-forward residential builder

• Supportive leadership and a collaborative team culture

• Genuine career development in the construction industry

• Modern office environment in Port Melbourne

• Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5:30pm schedule

$80K–$95K + Super
(Depending on experience)

If you’re passionate about creating exceptional client experiences and want to be part of a builder that values design, culture, and growth I’d love to hear from you.

Apply now or reach out directly for a confidential chat.

Ezi Aleixo – Gain Recruitment
Where Opportunity Meets Talent

Job description

About us

Coral Homes is one of Queensland’s largest and most trusted home builders, with an expansive display home program and a service region spanning most of Australia’s eastern seaboard. Our commitment to quality, value, and exceptional customer service has earned us a strong reputation for delivering on our promises.

Our success is built on a culture of service excellence. From our sales consultants to our head office team and construction professionals, every member of the Coral Homes team is dedicated to providing a seamless and rewarding home-building journey. 

To be successful in this role you will have a keen eye for detail and a "can do" attitude. This role will cover the Hervey Bay region.

Benefits

• Competitive Salary Package - Includes a fully maintained dual cab ute, fuel card, tablet, and mobile phone.

• Career Progression Opportunities - We invest in our people by promoting from within and providing opportunities to advance your career.

• Stability & Strong Industry Reputation

• Reward programs and team events to recognise your hard work

• Annual seminars keep our construction team up to date on industry trends and best practices.

• Dedicated Training Specialist for Site Supervisors - Personalised support and development with a dedicated training specialist.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Managing multiple jobs including trades and labour

• Programming of works to meet minimum timeframes

• Problem solving and advising on appropriate solutions

• Knowledge of and adherence to WH&S requirements

• Close liaison between internal and external staff members

• Close liaison with clients and relationship building

Skills & Experience

• Sound technical knowledge (home building experience and background)

• Strong knowledge of Australian Building Codes, Council requirements, and Covenants

• Certificate IV Building & Construction (essential)

• A minimum Trade background 

• Site Supervisor Licence (QLD)

• Demonstrated experience as a team player who can work unsupervised

• Good forward planning / programming / organisational skills

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Excellent professional and personal presentation

• Computer literacy

• Full unencumbered driver's licence (essential)

With an attractive remuneration package on offer including a fully maintained company vehicle, laptop and mobile phone, this is an exciting opportunity to join Coral Homes. 

How to Apply

We are interested in speaking with highly motivated, results focused individuals who can hit the ground running, with the energy and commitment required for this role. If this sounds like you, please click the ‘Apply’ button now! 

At Coral Homes, we are committed to employing individuals who align with our core business values and meet the requirements of the role. As part of the recruitment process, there are a number of compliance checks which may be conducted for a role including police /criminal background checks, medical, drug, and alcohol testing, and reference checks.

Only Australian or New Zealand Citizens, Australian Permanent Residency holders, and candidates with full-work rights in Australia should apply.

 About our client

WorkPac is proud to be partnering with BMD, Australia’s leading integrated engineering, construction and urban development business. Driven by a purpose of powering futures and creating enduring legacies, BMD deliver complex infrastructure solutions that connect and transform communities. 

What you will be doing

As a Senior Concreter, you'll take the lead in delivering high-standard concreting works on civil construction sites. Your experience and knowledge will be critical in supporting the team to meet project targets while maintaining quality and safety.

·         All aspects of formwork, steel fixing, and concrete pours.

·         Finishing and screeding to spec.

·         Reading plans and working to levels.

·         Supervising or mentoring less experienced workers when needed.

·         Working with site supervisors to deliver to schedule.

What you will need

·         Extensive experience in civil concreting (5+ years preferred)

·         White Card & current Drivers Licence.

·         Ability to pass Drug and Alcohol test

·         Relevant concreting or trade qualifications (desirable)

·         Strong understanding of civil plans and site requirements

Apply now!

Mitchel Waples - WorkPac
Phone - 07 4759 4693
Email - mitchel.waples@workpac.com