• Manage and coordinate E&I and SMP modifications in a brownfield environment, minimising operational disruption
• Deliver engineering scopes safely, efficiently and within budget while meeting regulatory and contractual requirements
• Develop and review technical documentation, ensuring accuracy, compliance and risk management
• Collaborate with design, construction, commissioning and operations teams for seamless project execution
• Ensure compliance with Australian safety, engineering and environmental standards
• Provide technical leadership, troubleshoot challenges and drive cost-effective engineering solutions
• Engage with stakeholders to align expectations, manage risks and resolve engineering issues
• Support commissioning and handover, ensuring tested and verified installations integrate smoothly
• Monitor project progress through inspections, audits and reporting to maintain quality and compliance

Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Project Engineers

Background & Education:

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation or a related field.
• Extensive experience in brownfield EPC projects within mining, oil & gas or industrial sectors
• Previous exposure to power distribution, control systems, and instrumentation integration in operational environments

Key Skills & Experience:

• Extensive knowledge of electrical power systems, instrumentation and industrial control systems, particularly in brownfield project environments
• Strong experience with PLC, SCADA and DCS systems, including configuration, troubleshooting and commissioning in operational sites
• Proven ability to manage electrical compliance and safety requirements, including hazardous area classifications, high-voltage (HV) systems and regulatory standards
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the capability to develop and implement cost-effective engineering solutions within brownfield constraints
• Experience leading engineering scopes in EPC environments, working across design, construction and commissioning phases
• Well-developed stakeholder engagement and communication skills with a track record of liaising effectively with clients, contractors and operations teams to align project deliverables and reporting expectations

Structural, Mechanical & Piping (SMP) Engineers

Background & Education:

• Degree in Mechanical, Civil or Structural Engineering
• Strong experience in brownfield modifications, working within the resources, energy or infrastructure sectors
• Previous experience in structural integrity assessments, mechanical installations and piping system upgrades

Key Skills & Experience:

• Extensive experience in structural, mechanical and piping (SMP) engineering within brownfield project environments
• Strong knowledge of piping systems, mechanical equipment and structural modifications, particularly in the mining, oil and gas or heavy industrial sectors
• Proven ability to manage compliance with Australian engineering standards, including ASME, API and AS/NZS codes
• Skilled in assessing structural integrity, piping stress and mechanical system performance in brownfield settings, with a problem-solving approach
• Experience leading engineering scopes in EPC environments, coordinating across design, construction and commissioning to ensure seamless project execution
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, working closely with clients, contractors and operations teams

• FIFO from Brisbane & Perth on an 8-6 day shift roster
• Long-term career growth opportunities with exposure to large-scale EPC projects
• Senior-level engineering roles on a high-impact project
• Fixed-term contracts available with leave entitlements and super on all hours & competitive pay!
• Travel covered with no out-of-pocket expenses for flights and accommodation