The Site Engineer – Utilities/ITS supports the delivery of civil infrastructure, utility services and intelligent transport systems on major construction projects. Requirements typically include a civil engineering degree, relevant site experience, knowledge of Australian standards, utility coordination, inspections, technical documentation and project quality systems. Experience with ITS, services installation, roadworks, subcontractor supervision and construction software is advantageous. The successful candidate is expected to interpret drawings, resolve site issues, monitor progress, maintain accurate records and work closely with project managers, supervisors, designers and subcontractors. Strong communication, organisation, safety awareness and a practical, solutions-focused approach are essential. A valid Australian work right and willingness to work on active construction sites are generally required.
CBP Contractors is an Australian civil construction and infrastructure contractor involved in delivering roads, utilities, earthworks and transport-related projects. The company works with government and private-sector clients on complex construction programs, including infrastructure upgrades and major civil works. Its activities may include bulk earthworks, drainage, underground services, pavement construction, traffic systems and intelligent transport infrastructure. CBP Contractors places importance on safe delivery, quality outcomes, environmental responsibility and collaboration with clients, consultants, subcontractors and local communities. Site-based employees generally work in practical, project-focused teams where planning, communication and compliance are central to successful delivery. The company offers opportunities for engineers, supervisors, skilled operators, project professionals and support staff across Australia, subject to project requirements and location.
Australia offers strong opportunities in civil construction, infrastructure, utilities, mining, engineering and transport projects, particularly in Western Australia, Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Workplace culture is generally practical, safety-focused and relatively informal, with emphasis on teamwork, direct communication and reliability. Lifestyle varies from busy capital cities to regional and remote project locations, with beaches, outdoor activities and a high standard of living, although housing and living costs can be substantial. Skilled workers may need employer sponsorship, a Skilled visa, a Temporary Skill Shortage pathway or another appropriate work visa; eligibility depends on occupation, qualifications, experience, English ability and health checks. Before relocating, confirm the employer's sponsorship position, project location, accommodation, roster, salary package and transport arrangements. Engineers should also check whether professional registration or skills assessment is required.
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