You’ll be based at our vibrant South Bank Head Office but will need to travel frequently to our regional and interstate sites.
While on-site, you’ll be required to follow the roster, understanding that standard shifts are 10.5 hours plus breaks, following a 10/4 schedule.
Under the guidance of the Completions Manager, this key role supports the Project Manager by overseeing on-site commissioning activities to ensure efficient performance as per specified quality, planned schedules, budgetary constraints, company policies, and legal obligations.
We value independence, trust, and initiative, allowing you to make this role your own.

• Develop project-specific commissioning test procedures & check sheets.
• Create an isolation matrix for equipment.
• Identify and document key risks and hazards associated with commissioning activities, implementing and communicating appropriate controls through the site’s risk assessment process.
• Establish, maintain, and review effective management plans for the commissioning phase of the project.
• Develop commissioning planning, programming, and on-site completion schedules.
• Supervise and schedule the activities of Commissioning Supervisors, Commissioning Engineers, and subcontractors to ensure adherence to quality, time, and cost schedules.
• Coordinate site team activities and liaise with on-site staff to facilitate construction handover and complete commissioning processes.
• Collaborate with design and commissioning Engineers to modify design and commissioning systems/methods as needed during the commissioning phase.
• Oversee isolation permits and communicate isolations to the commissioning team and construction workforce.
• Review construction verification documentation and equipment condition with the commissioning team before commencing commissioning activities to ensure equipment safety.
• Identify, document, communicate, and address outstanding work (punch list items) from construction and commissioning activities.
• Resolve day-to-day on-site industrial relations issues and escalate major issues to the Project Manager.