Careers

A minimum of 5 years experience, 2 years of which ideally would be in New Zealand.

Be a New Zealand citizen or resident

Hold a full NZ drivers licence

A trade background would be beneficial

PMP, diploma or degree in construction management would be preferred

Sound knowledge of AS/NZS 3403 and AS/NZS 5131

Excellent communication skills at all levels

Proficient in MS Office, Aconex, Procore and Outlook.

Excellent understanding of Health, Safety, Environmental, requirements

A competitive salary package

Ongoing training and development

Opportunity to work on iconic New Zealand projects

A healthy and safe workplace.

Responsible for adhering to all relevant safety rules and regulations applicable to specific building sites and ensuring that they are enforced on site

Able to read and interpret Structural and Architectural drawings including project specific specifications and convey with detailers/workshop/site.

Fully responsible for complete projects from start up until completion – Project launch thru to sign off/QA documentation from site (supplied by Site supervisors/Site manager, QA coordinator) Liaise with client regarding programme and assess GEL internal programme/restraints, advise client of any impending delays.

Resolving Request for information (RFI) from detailers, understanding RFI content, making client aware of all delays and constraints, expediting a quick response to RFIs and approval issues.

Assess build-ability issues and methods of construction in conjunction with the Workshop Manager, Construction Manager and Site Manager, formulate erection methodologies and convey these to the Client.

Liaise/oversee sub-contractors – Steltech, Core brace or any external supplier that could impact programme and quality.

Monitor and assess fabrication, progress, durations ensuring programme dates will be met.

Attending pre-construction meetings and site meetings throughout the duration of the projects.

Responsible for the monitoring and recording/filing of all records including H&S and QA documentation, delivery information, day works or variation related works.

Assist with costing variation works once project has commenced, liaise with workshop for any fabrications or material procurement alongside site manager and site supervisors.

A minimum of 5 years experience, 2 years of which ideally would be in New Zealand.

Be a New Zealand citizen or resident

Hold a full NZ drivers licence

Ideally be from a trade background.

Ability to communicate at all levels

A good understanding of Health and Safety relevant to the worksite

Full knowledge of and ability to interpret structural steel drawings

A competitive salary package

Ongoing training and development

Opportunity to work on iconic New Zealand projects

A healthy and safe workplace.

Reporting to Grayson Engineering Site Management

Working on various construction sites throughout New Zealand as directed by Grayson  engineering site management.

Responsible for adhering to all relevant safety rules and regulations applicable to specific building sites and ensuring that they are enforced and maintained including filling out & monitoring all health & safety related paperwork on a daily basis.

Responsible for the safe and effective running and daily duties of a medium sized site crew.

Able to read and interpret structural steel general arrangement drawings for the purposes of steel erection on site.

Monitor and record/file all records including H&S and QA documentation, delivery information, day works or variation related works.

Able to mark out and set out on site for the purposes of steel erection.

Able to supervise the fixing and securing of structural steel elements according to drawings and within prescribed tolerances.

Able to supervise the erection and securing of structural steel to the point of signing off and handing over to the client.

Able to liaise with the client to ensure that all works are performed in a safe and timely manner to the satisfaction of the client.

Able to track progress and as such report on progress relative to programme requirements.

Able to identify extra work that falls outside of contractual requirements and inform relevant parties of cost and programme implications ensuring correct paperwork & documentation are correctly completed in order to make a claim for additional works.

A knowledge of fabrication and welding 

A sound knowledge of mobile crane operations elevated work platforms and all relevant site tools and plant.

Any suitable additional tasks when requested by management.