A consortium between Gamuda Australia and Laing O’Rourke has been awarded the contract to deliver tunnelling works on the Sydney Metro West project.
We are seeking a skilled Mechanical Supervisor to oversee the effective delivery of TBM mechanical activities on a contract basis.
About the role
As the Mechanical Supervisor, you will play a critical role in ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of TBM operations. Key responsibilities include:
- Building strong working relationships with subcontractors, employees, and external stakeholders, including union representatives.
- Ensuring all works meet required quality, safety and environmental standards.
- Acting as a visible leader on site through site walks, team engagement, and issue resolution.
- Supervising and scheduling mechanical maintenance activities for TBMs, ensuring operational compliance and safety.
- Assisting with work program planning, monitoring progress, and allocating resources effectively.
- Planning and delivering TBM routine maintenance.
- Ensuring staff are inducted, trained, and compliant with Safe Work Method Statements.
- Leading pre-start meetings and toolbox talks focused on safety management and upcoming activities.
Your skills and experience
- Proven supervisory experience on major Tier 1 projects, with specific TBM experience.
- A recognised Mechanical trade qualification.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate within a high-performing team.
- Strong understanding of programme management, deadlines, and budget control.
- A commitment to driving a positive safety first culture.
Construction includes the delivery of 9 kilometers of twin, metro rail tunnels between Westmead and Sydney Olympic Park; excavation of new station boxes at Westmead and Parramatta; earthworks, utilities and connecting tunnels for a Maintenance and Stabling Facility at Clyde; a precast concrete segment factory at Eastern Creek; and a services facility, crossover structure and excavation to support tunnelling operations at Rosehill.
The Gamuda Australia Laing O’Rourke Consortium combines global and local innovation, with leading expertise in delivering complex tunnelling and engineering projects
The Consortium encourages and supports a diverse and inclusive workforce, including those from overseas, current Visa holders, and candidates from outside the construction and engineering sector.
We engage, enable and empower our people. We want to speak with candidates who embrace inclusion and flexibility as keys to success.