What’s in it for you
- Permanent Full-time contract
- Salary negotiable based on experience
- Company vehicle provided
- Sites from central Perth to south of river
- Ongoing training and support provided
- Weekly pay cycle
About this role
As one of WA’s largest civil land developers, Wormall Civil is looking for Site Supervisors to take on projects in locations ranging from Yanchep to Augusta.
Reporting to the Construction Manager, you’ll be responsible for promoting and maintaining a safe work environment, ensuring compliance with legal requirements, and coordinating with Project Managers to meet deadlines.
What your day will look like
- Coordinating with the project manager, architects, engineers, subcontractors, and other stakeholders to ensure that the construction project is progressing as planned.
- Creating and implementing a project plan, including scheduling work, allocating resources, and establishing quality control procedures.
- Preparing reports and analysing data related to health, safety, environment, and quality performance of construction sites.
- Providing regular updates on project progress, addressing concerns and issues, and resolving conflicts.
- Administrative support to WHSEQ.
- Lead teams by delegating tasks, monitoring performance, and addressing any issues or concerns.
Requirements for the role
- Minimum 3 years Supervisor experience
- Unrestricted Australian working rights
- Valid WA Drivers Licence
- Cert IV in Civil Construction (or working towards)
- White Card/ Construction Card
- First aid qualification (beneficial)
- Supervisory qualification (or working towards)
- Incident investigation experience
About the Company
Wormall Group is a proudly Western Australian, family-owned civil construction company with over 40 years of experience. We specialise in land development and infrastructure works, delivering excellence in construction, project management, and client service across the Perth metropolitan and regional areas.
Wormall Civil is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
