The Senior Quality Advisor will lead and support quality assurance and quality-control activities on the HumeLink West transmission project. Requirements typically include relevant tertiary qualifications or extensive construction-quality experience, strong knowledge of ISO 9001 principles, inspection and test plans, non-conformance management, audits, documentation, and project compliance systems. Experience on major infrastructure, utilities, tunnelling, civil, or electrical projects is highly desirable. The successful candidate is expected to work collaboratively with project teams, subcontractors, designers, and client representatives; provide practical quality guidance; identify risks early; maintain accurate records; and promote a proactive culture of continuous improvement. Strong communication, reporting, organisation, and stakeholder-management skills are essential, along with a commitment to safety and ethical conduct.
CPB Contractors is one of Australia’s leading infrastructure construction companies and a member of the CIMIC Group. The company delivers major projects across transport, utilities, energy, resources, and building, working with government and private-sector clients. Its work includes roads, rail, tunnels, bridges, airports, water infrastructure, and large-scale energy developments. CPB Contractors employs multidisciplinary teams covering engineering, construction, project management, commercial services, quality, safety, and environmental management. The HumeLink West Project forms part of a significant electricity-transmission program intended to strengthen the New South Wales energy network and support the transition to renewable power. CPB promotes safety, quality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional development, while offering employees opportunities to work on complex projects in metropolitan, regional, and remote locations throughout Australia.
Australia offers strong opportunities in construction, infrastructure, renewable energy, engineering, healthcare, technology, mining, and skilled trades. Major projects can provide particularly good prospects for quality, safety, project-management, and engineering professionals. Australian workplace culture is generally practical, collaborative, direct, and respectful of work-life balance, with strong emphasis on safety and equal opportunity. Lifestyle varies from busy capital cities to relaxed regional communities, with excellent beaches, national parks, outdoor activities, and diverse food and cultural experiences. Living costs are high in Sydney, Melbourne, and other major cities, while regional locations may offer lower rents but fewer services. Common work visas include employer-sponsored pathways such as the Skills in Demand visa, skilled visas, and temporary project arrangements; eligibility depends on occupation, experience, English ability, and sponsorship. Candidates should confirm visa rules with the Department of Home Affairs, arrange accommodation, healthcare, tax registration, and transport before relocating.
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