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We are seeking an experienced Earthwork Superintendent to oversee daily field operations on civil construction and site development projects. The successful candidate will provide hands-on leadership to earthwork crews, coordinate equipment and resources, and ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved plans, specifications, schedules, and quality standards. This role requires a strong understanding of grading, excavation, site preparation, drainage, utilities, soil placement, compaction, and heavy civil construction practices.

Key responsibilities include planning and directing daily activities, assigning work to operators and laborers, coordinating subcontractors, and communicating progress with project management, survey teams, inspectors, and other trades. You will review drawings and specifications, identify potential issues, monitor production, verify grades and elevations, and help maintain project schedules. The Superintendent will also promote a strong safety culture by conducting pre-task meetings, enforcing site rules, inspecting work areas and equipment, and addressing hazards promptly. Accurate documentation of manpower, materials, equipment usage, productivity, and site conditions will be expected.

Applicants should have several years of progressive experience supervising earthwork or heavy civil construction, with proven knowledge of excavation, mass grading, fine grading, trenching, soil stabilization, and compaction testing. The ability to read and interpret plans, use basic construction technology and surveying information, and make sound decisions in changing field conditions is essential. Strong communication, organization, leadership, and problem-solving skills are required, along with the ability to manage multiple priorities and work collaboratively with diverse teams. A valid driver’s licence and relevant safety training are preferred; certifications related to construction supervision, equipment operation, or first aid will be considered an asset. This position may require extended hours, outdoor work, and travel between project locations.

We are seeking an organised and motivated Assistant Project Manager (APM) to support the successful planning, coordination and delivery of projects from initiation through to completion. This role is suited to someone who can manage competing priorities, communicate effectively with a range of stakeholders and maintain a strong focus on quality, deadlines and budget. You will work closely with the Project Manager and wider project team to ensure activities are coordinated efficiently and project objectives are achieved.

Key responsibilities will include assisting with project plans, schedules, budgets, risk registers and progress reports; coordinating meetings, workshops and project documentation; monitoring milestones, actions, dependencies and deliverables; and maintaining accurate project records. You will support the preparation of updates for internal and external stakeholders, help identify and escalate issues, and contribute to the implementation of appropriate solutions. The role will also involve liaising with suppliers, contractors, consultants and delivery teams, tracking expenditure and resource requirements, and supporting change control, governance and assurance processes. You may be required to assist with procurement, contract administration, quality checks and project close-out activities.

Applicants should have experience supporting projects in a structured environment, with the ability to organise information, follow established processes and work collaboratively across multiple teams. Strong written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail and confidence using project management and office software are essential. An understanding of project methodologies, risk management, budgeting and reporting would be advantageous, as would experience in a construction, infrastructure, engineering, technology or professional services setting. You should be proactive, dependable and comfortable working independently while knowing when to seek guidance. A relevant qualification or formal training in project management is desirable, and candidates working towards a recognised project management certification are also encouraged to apply.