The Receptionist for M6 Stage 1 will provide a professional front-of-house service at a major construction project office. Responsibilities are likely to include greeting visitors, answering and directing calls, managing incoming and outgoing correspondence, coordinating meeting rooms, maintaining visitor and access records, supporting office administration, and assisting project staff with general enquiries. Candidates are expected to have strong communication and organisational skills, a professional presentation, attention to detail, reliability, and confidence using Microsoft Office and standard administrative systems. Previous experience in reception, administration, construction, engineering, or a project environment is advantageous. The role may also require adherence to site security, confidentiality, health and safety, and company procedures.
CPB Contractors is one of Australia’s leading construction companies and delivers major infrastructure, building, and civil engineering projects across the country. The company works on roads, tunnels, rail, airports, utilities, commercial buildings, and other complex developments, often in partnership with government agencies and private-sector organisations. CPB Contractors is part of the CIMIC Group and operates with a strong focus on safety, quality, sustainability, community engagement, and efficient project delivery. The M6 Stage 1 project in New South Wales is a significant transport infrastructure development intended to improve connections across Sydney and reduce pressure on local roads. A receptionist supporting this type of project would work within a busy project-office environment, interacting with employees, subcontractors, visitors, suppliers, and project stakeholders.
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