The Environmental Advisor will support environmental management on the HumeLink West transmission infrastructure project in regional New South Wales. Typical requirements include a degree or relevant qualification in environmental science, environmental management, engineering or a related field, along with experience on major construction, utilities or infrastructure projects. The role is expected to assist with environmental approvals, monitoring, inspections, audits, incident investigations, reporting, erosion and sediment controls, waste management and stakeholder engagement. Candidates should understand Australian environmental legislation and construction environmental management systems, communicate well with project teams and regulators, and work proactively in a site-based environment. A current driver’s licence and the ability to work a FIFO 14/7 roster are generally required.
CBP Contractors is an Australian construction and infrastructure contractor involved in delivering civil, electrical and utility projects. Its work typically supports major transport, energy and public infrastructure programs, where strong planning, safety, environmental compliance and quality management are essential. The company’s project teams operate across metropolitan and regional locations and often work alongside government bodies, asset owners, engineering partners and specialist subcontractors. Roles with CBP Contractors generally offer practical involvement in large-scale construction, exposure to complex site conditions and opportunities to work with multidisciplinary teams. For the HumeLink West Project, an Environmental Advisor would contribute to responsible delivery of critical electricity transmission infrastructure, helping the project meet approval conditions, minimise environmental impacts and maintain constructive relationships with landholders, communities and regulators.
Australia offers strong opportunities in construction, renewable energy, transmission, mining, civil engineering, healthcare, technology and environmental services. Workplace culture is generally practical, safety-focused and relatively informal, with direct communication and an emphasis on teamwork. Lifestyle varies from busy capital cities to quieter regional communities; outdoor activities, beaches and national parks are major attractions, although remote project locations can involve long travel distances. FIFO roles commonly provide accommodation, meals and transport, but applicants should be comfortable with rostered work away from home. Visa options include employer-sponsored pathways such as the Skills in Demand visa, skilled visas and working holiday arrangements for eligible nationals. Requirements depend on occupation, qualifications, age, English ability and sponsorship. Relocating workers should budget for housing, transport, health insurance and a tax file number, and check regional conditions before accepting a site-based role.
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