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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.

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Sparrow lands Allison Homes IT role

Allison Homes has appointed Andrew Sparrow as head of enterprise architecture, as the company strengthens its leadership team.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 21 July, 07:47

Balfour Beatty to deliver £120m Leeds inner ring road renewal

Balfour Beatty has been appointed by Leeds City Council as sole contractor for the seven year maintenance, renewal and structural improvement strategy for the city's inner ring road.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 21 July, 07:39

Premier Forest to reopen Croespenmaen site

Premier Forest Products is to restart operations at its Croespenmaen site, after SDL Sawmills closed. A number of SDL employees will join the company.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 21 July, 07:31

Heidelberg gets Somerset OK for quarry reopening

Seeking to secure limestone supplies, Heidelberg Materials UK has agreed planning conditions with Somerset Council to reopen the 160m tonne Westdown quarry, near Frome.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 21 July, 07:22

Thames Water seeks tenders for £227m sewer cleaning

Thames Water Utilities is seeking to establish a framework for sewer rehabilitation and cleaning.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 21 July, 07:15