Australia

There are a significant number of live infrastructure projects in Australia that offer great career prospects for construction professionals. These projects include job opportunities to join leading engineering, project management and contracting organisations in roles such as planners, project managers, civil engineers and quantity surveyors.
Major airport, rail, and metro projects, each with billion-pound budgets, are located in major urban areas such as Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth. To learn more, check out our blog post on Australian Infrastructure 

In addition, a range of school, hospital and residential projects are underway that are requiring both local and expatriate / international skilled construction professionals to join project teams.

There are also some fantastic job opportunities to work within the specialist area of construction disputes with a range of claims and expert dispute work available within both Quantum & Delay specialisms.

You can browse our Featured Australian jobs below or start a search of all our Australian jobs. 

Insights and Industry News

Maxim Insights

What Top Delay and Quantum Experts Value When Joining A Consultancy

For employers looking to attract senior delay analysts, quantum consultants, claims specialists and testifying experts, understanding what these candidates value is essential.…

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Should I Stay Or Should I Go? | Construction Disputes Industry Special

Moving from mainstream construction into claims, disputes, and expert witness work can be a good move for some people and a bad move for others. Here we look at the pros and cons.…

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How To Hear About Jobs Before They Are Advertised

If you're open to a new role (or even if you're not) in construction, quantity surveying, cost management, claims, disputes, civil engineering or project management, waiting for the right job advert to appear is not always the most effective strategy.…

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The Hidden Cost of Leaving a Key Role Vacant

In construction and consultancy environments, the absence of a key person can affect far more than the organisation chart. The impact can extend across programme delivery, commercial performance, team morale, client confidence and future contract wins.…

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Construction Productivity | Improving Performance Through People, Process and Planning

GUEST POST | BBI Services work with contractors, clients and supply chain organisations to improve productivity, programme delivery and business performance. Across the projects they support, one thing consistently stands out.…

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Industry News

Morgan Sindall scores Crystal Palace approval

The London Borough of Bromley approved proposals for the redevelopment of Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. The work will be carried out by Morgan Sindall Construction, with masterplanning from WOO architects; partners include Max Fordham, FaulknerBrowns, Alan Baxter Associates, and Currie & Brown.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 27 July, 07:34

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Portakabin to make something out of Everything

Portakabin has been approved as a supplier to Place Group's Everything Estates frameworks, which enable a broad range of public sector estates services.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 27 July, 07:21

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Yorkshire picks AtkinsRéalis for AMP8 framework

Yorkshire Water has appointed AtkinsRéalis to its AMP8 framework, supporting the delivery of major investment and infrastructure projects.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 27 July, 07:09

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Robertson takes slice of £1.5bn YORbuild framework

Robertson Construction Yorkshire & East Midlands has secured a place on Lot 1 of YORhub’s new £1.5bn YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework, covering projects valued between £10m and £30m.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 27 July, 07:00

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'Energy efficient' data centre planned for Blackpool

Blackpool Council plans to award the contract to build a new data centre, dubbed Silicon Sands, to Hochtief Data Centre Partner UK Ltd.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 27 July, 06:50

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