OCU Group is a global infrastructure and energy services business with more than 5,000 people delivering projects that power communities and support the energy transition.Our Australian and New Zealand operations are growing fast, bringing together great businesses including All Energy Contracting (AEC), Bam Bam, Pilecom and Volta under one group.All Energy Contracting (AEC) is a leading multidisciplinary construction contractor specialising in renewables and energy infrastructure projects. We deliver projects across solar, wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), high voltage connections, substations, balance of plant and associated civil, electrical and mechanical works. These projects are some of the highest profile projects currently happening right now in both Australia and New Zealand, with a healthy pipeline and optimism for more growth an career defining projects upcoming.About the opportunityWe are looking for an experienced Senior Project Manager to join our team on a 12-month fixed term contract, working on a 2:1 FIFO/DIDO roster. This role will contribute to the successful delivery of the 'Laceby Solar Farm'.Located in northeast Victoria, The Laceby Solar Farm integrates a 60 MW AC solar generation system with 240 MWh of battery energy storage, designed to deliver reliable, low-carbon power to the regional grid. Combining renewable generation and advanced storage to ensure firm, dispatchable clean energy, supporting grid stability and Australia's energy transition. We welcome applications from candidates based locally in the Wangaratta region, or from Melbourne, working a FIFO or DIDO 2:1 roster, Monday to Saturday (no Sundays or public holidays). Camp accommodation is provided, with LAHA for those arranging their own accommodation.Beyond the Laceby Solar Farm, our pipeline offers opportunities across Australia and New Zealand as AEC continues to grow. As a Senior Project Manager, you'll be accountable for overseeing project delivery and commercial performance, leading a multidisciplinary team driving safety, program, cost and quality outcomes. Day to day you will; Lead project establishment and mobilisation, coordinating governance, approvals, permits, management plans and procurement to ensure construction readiness. Coordinate civil, electrical and mechanical works across engineering, procurement and construction, managing interfaces, sequencing and delivery risks. Own the program, budget, forecasting and commercial outcomes including variations and claims. Drive safety, quality and environmental performance throughout delivery. Manage subcontractor performance across safety, quality, schedule and contractual commitments. Build strong client relationships, resolve issues and maintain confidence in project delivery. Lead multidisciplinary project teams and create a positive, accountable project culture. Own and delivery a structured reporting regime covering HSE, program, engineering, procurement, construction, quality, commercial, risk and commissioning. What you'll bring to the team Experience leading EPC delivery of large-scale infrastructure projects, ideally valued between $50m and $800m. Strong technical and delivery experience in renewable energy or power infrastructure including solar, wind, BESS, HV or Balance of Plant. Strong commercial judgement and experience managing project financial performance, contracts and risk. The ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and contractors through complex delivery. A practical approach to solving problems, making decisions and building trusted client relationships. Qualifications in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management or a related discipline. What We Offer Competitive remuneration package. Opportunity to work across a growing pipeline of major energy infrastructure projects, helping to build a cleaner, more sustainable future. Career development and progression within a growing organisation. We are an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone is valued. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences We seek to build a diverse team that reflects the communities we serve and seek innovation through varied perspectives. We encourage candidates from underrepresented groups to apply and look forward to fostering a supportive workplace together.
About the OCU Group OCU Group is a global infrastructure and energy services business with more than 5,000 people delivering projects that power communities and support the energy transition.Our Australian and New Zealand operations are growing fast, bringing together great businesses including All Energy Contracting (AEC), Bam Bam, Pilecom and Volta under one group. All Energy Contracting (AEC) is a leading multidisciplinary construction contractor specialising in renewables and energy infrastructure projects. We deliver projects across solar, wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), high voltage connections, substations, balance of plant and associated civil, electrical and mechanical works. About the opportunity With a growing pipeline of work, we are looking for multiple Contracts Administrators to join our team. As a Contracts Administrator, you'll manage contract administration on major renewable energy projects, from tender and contract set-up through delivery to close out. You'll work closely with our project, commercial and finance teams, keeping contracts, claims and key dates on track so they can focus on delivery. You'll join a supportive team where you can learn from experienced contracts professionals and build your career in a sector that is shaping Australia's future. If you want to grow your career in contracts on projects that genuinely matter, this is it.Day to day you will; Support tender submissions and contract set-up across our contract management and finance systems. Administer contracts and subcontracts through delivery, including variations, notices and progress claims. Track bank guarantees, surety bonds and security deposits, and keep teams across key dates and expiries. Reconcile the contracts register against monthly progress claims and flag any discrepancies. Keep contract records, filing and archiving accurate and audit-ready. Contribute ideas to improve our contracts processes, templates and forms. What you'll bring Experience in a contracts administration role, gained within a tier 1 or tier 2 environment. A background in renewables, civil, infrastructure, building or a related construction sector. A collaborative approach to supporting project, commercial and finance teams through delivery. A sharp eye for detail and the organisational skills to manage competing priorities across multiple contracts. Why join the OCU Group Be part of something bigger - join an international group operating across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Build your career - access greater opportunities for learning, development and progression as the Group continues to grow. Work on industry-leading projects - contribute to some of Australia and New Zealand's largest renewable energy and power infrastructure projects. We are an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone is valued. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences We seek to build a diverse team that reflects the communities we serve and seek innovation through varied perspectives. We encourage candidates from underrepresented groups to apply and look forward to fostering a supportive workplace together.For a confidential conversation about this opportunity, contact Hayley Urriola at
About Us All Energy Contracting (AEC) is a leading multi-disciplinary construction contractor specialising in the renewable energy and power infrastructure sectors. AEC delivers major projects across utility-scale solar, wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), high voltage connections, substations, balance of plant, and associated civil, electrical and mechanical infrastructure.As part of the OCU Group, one of the UK's fastest-growing utility and infrastructure businesses with over 5000 employees globally, we are continuing to build our presence across Australia and New Zealand. Headquartered in Brisbane, AEC offers the best of both worlds; the close-knit culture and opportunities of a growing local business, backed by the scale, expertise and resources of a large international group. About the Opportunity We're looking for an experienced Project Manager to lead our solar delivery on the Solomon Airport Solar Hub, a 440MW project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Once complete, it will be WA's largest solar development, with around 671,000 solar panels installed across the build and construction due for completion in 2028.And this is just the start. Beyond this project, there are plenty of opportunities on the horizon, both in Western Australia and across Australia and New Zealand, as our pipeline continues to grow.This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who enjoys taking ownership of a project and being at the centre of its delivery on site. You'll be responsible for the performance of AEC's scope, covering program, cost, commercial outcomes, risk, quality, safety and client relationships, and making sure the work is well planned, well managed and delivered successfully.You'll be involved from mobilisation through to construction and handover, setting up your team, resources and site systems, and coordinating delivery across trades and subcontractors.This is a FIFO, site-based role on a 2:1 roster. You'll be based at one of the best camps in the Pilbara, complete with ensuite rooms, a gym, recreation facilities and a mess hall that's earned quite the reputation for its quality food. What You'll Do Lead the end-to-end delivery of your project or package, from mobilisation through to completion. Take ownership of program, budget, cost control and forecasting. Manage contracts, variations, claims and other commercial matters. Build strong client relationships and act as the key point of contact throughout delivery. Lead and manage subcontractors and delivery partners on site. Coordinate civil, electrical, mechanical and construction activities across the project. Lead your project team and build a positive, accountable culture on site. Provide clear and regular reporting to clients and senior leadership, with a strong focus on safety, quality and continuous improvement. What You'll Bring Extensive experience managing construction delivery on renewable energy, infrastructure or civil projects, ideally solar. Proven ability to independently manage a project or package from mobilisation through to completion. Strong commercial and contractual knowledge, including cost management, forecasting, variations and claims. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams and subcontractors. Solid knowledge of WHS legislation and safe work practices. A practical, hands-on approach with the ability to solve problems and keep projects moving. Comfortable working FIFO on a 2:1 roster. Relevant qualifications in Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline. Experience on remote or Pilbara-based projects advantageous. What We Offer Be part of something bigger: join an international group operating across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Grow with us: be part of AEC's expanding presence in Western Australia and across Australia and New Zealand, backed by a strong and growing pipeline of work. Work on industry leading projects: contribute to some of Australia and New Zealand's largest renewable energy and power infrastructure projects. Learn from the best: benefit from the combined knowledge, experience and capabilities of specialist businesses across the OCU Group. Be part of the energy transition: work in an industry that is helping build a cleaner, more sustainable energy future. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone is valued. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, identities and experiences. We believe diverse teams bring better ideas, stronger collaboration and better outcomes, and we encourage people from all backgrounds to join us.For a confidential conversation about this opportunity, please contact Hayley Urriola at .
All Energy Contracting (AEC) is a leading multidisciplinary construction contractor specialising in renewables and energy infrastructure projects. We deliver projects across solar, wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), high voltage connections, substations, balance of plant and associated civil, electrical and mechanical works.As part of the OCU Group, one of the UK's fastest-growing utility and infrastructure businesses with over 5000 employees globally, we are continuing to build our presence across Australia and New Zealand. AEC offers the best of both worlds; the close-knit culture and opportunities of a growing local business, backed by the scale, expertise and resources of a large international group.Position Overview:As our project portfolio continues to grow, we are seeking a Lead Scheduler / Senior Planner to join our Project Management Office (PMO) and play a key role in supporting project delivery across multiple renewable energy and power infrastructure projects. Reporting to the PMO Project Director, the Lead Scheduler is responsible for developing, maintaining, and analysing project schedules across a diverse portfolio of complex construction projects. This role works closely with Project Managers, Construction teams, Commercial teams, and key stakeholders to ensure projects are effectively planned, progress is accurately tracked, and risks to delivery are identified early. The successful candidate will provide end-to-end planning expertise across the full project lifecycle, from tender and pre-construction through to commissioning and handover. Key Responsibilities: Establish project baselines, critical paths, milestones, and resource requirements Monitor project progress and performance against approved schedules Identify schedule risks, delays, and opportunities, providing practical mitigation strategies Produce regular planning reports, dashboards, and project performance updates Assist with tender planning, programme development, and bid submissions Facilitate schedule reviews with project stakeholders and leadership teams Support portfolio-level planning and resource forecasting across multiple projects. Key Skills, Experience and Qualifications: Tertiary qualification in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, or a related discipline is desirable. Demonstrated experience within construction, infrastructure, energy, utilities, mining, or related industries. Advanced scheduling experience using Primavera P6 and/or Microsoft Project. Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills. Strong analytical and reporting capabilities. What we offer: Competitive remuneration package. Opportunity to work across a growing portfolio of large-scale renewable energy projects. Supportive and collaborative PMO and project delivery environment. A chance to contribute to Australia's renewable energy future. Flexible work arrangements with supportive management teams. We are an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone is valued. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences We seek to build a diverse team that reflects the communities we serve and seek innovation through varied perspectives. We encourage candidates from underrepresented groups to apply and look forward to fostering a supportive workplace together.
OCU Group is a global infrastructure and energy services business with more than 5,000 people delivering projects that power communities and support the energy transition.Our Australian and New Zealand operations are growing fast, bringing together great businesses including All Energy Contracting (AEC), Bam Bam, Pilecom and Volta under one group.All Energy Contracting (AEC) is a leading multidisciplinary construction contractor specialising in renewables and energy infrastructure projects. We deliver projects across solar, wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), high voltage connections, substations, balance of plant and associated civil, electrical and mechanical works.About the opportunityWe are looking for a 'Civil Packages' Lead to join our team on a 12-month fixed term contract, working on a 2:1 FIFO/DIDO roster. This role will contribute to the successful delivery of the 'Laceby Solar Farm'. Located in northeast Victoria, The Laceby Solar Farm integrates a 60 MW AC solar generation system with 240 MWh of battery energy storage, designed to deliver reliable, low-carbon power to the regional grid.Combining renewable generation and advanced storage to ensure firm, dispatchable clean energy, supporting grid stability and Australia's energy transition. We welcome applications from candidates based locally in the Wangaratta region, or from Melbourne, working a FIFO or DIDO 2:1 roster, Monday to Saturday (no Sundays or public holidays). Camp accommodation is provided, with LAHA for those arranging their own accommodation.We are looking for an experienced 'Civil Packages Lead' to help delivery a major renewable and energy project, the Laceby Solar Farm (based in north east Victoria).Reporting to the Construction Manager, the Civil Package Lead will own the delivery of all civil infrastructure packages, acting as the on-site point of accountability for subcontractor delivery, design coordination, programme, quality requirements and construction priorities. across all civil packages.Key Responsibilities Manage and direct civil subcontractors on site day-to-day, including work fronts, Lead and coordinate the day-to-day delivery of all civil construction activities across the project. Manage and direct the Civil Contractor, including work fronts, sequencing, priorities, productivity and interfaces with other construction disciplines. Coordinate delivery of clearing and grubbing, bulk earthworks, cut and fill, access roads, internal roads, drainage, hardstands, equipment benches, foundations and associated civil infrastructure. Monitor civil works against the approved construction programme and identify emerging delays, constraints and opportunities for recovery. Work closely with the Construction Manager and project planning team to develop look-ahead programmes, sequencing and construction priorities. Coordinate survey requirements, set-out, verification and as-built information with the Site Surveyor. Review civil drawings, specifications and construction documentation and identify potential constructability issues before they impact site activities. Coordinate RFIs and technical queries with the Project Engineer, design team and Senior Civil Engineer as required. Ensure civil works are constructed in accordance with IFC drawings, specifications, inspection and test plans, project quality requirements and relevant Australian Standards. Coordinate civil interfaces with electrical, mechanical, piling, substation and BESS construction activities. Ensure completed civil work fronts are progressively inspected, accepted and handed over to downstream construction teams. Work closely with HSE and Environmental personnel to ensure civil activities comply with project safety requirements, environmental controls, erosion and sediment controls, permits and management plans. Participate in daily pre-starts, coordination meetings, construction meetings and subcontractor planning sessions. Verify subcontractor progress and completed quantities and provide input into progress assessments and payment reviews. Maintain accurate records of delays, design changes, site instructions, productivity issues and other events that may affect cost or programme. Provide regular progress, programme, risk and construction updates to the Construction Manager. Promote a strong culture of safety, quality, accountability and collaboration across the civil construction team. What you'll bring Degree in Civil Engineering, or equivalent. Proven experience managing civil works packages of a comparable scale ($30m+) Hands on experience with bulk earthworks, cut and full, roads, drainage,foundations, hardstands and general civil infrastructure. Solar farm, BESS, substation, or other renewable energy project experience highly regarded Sound understanding of civil design documentation, with the ability to identify and resolve design/constructability issues Strong stakeholder management across design teams, subcontractors, and other package leads Strong commitment to safety, environmental compliance and quality. What We Offer Be part of something bigger: join an international group operating across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Grow with us: be part of AEC's expanding presence in Western Australia and across Australia and New Zealand, backed by a strong and growing pipeline of work. Work on industry leading projects: contribute to some of Australia and New Zealand's largest renewable energy and power infrastructure projects. Learn from the best: benefit from the combined knowledge, experience and capabilities of specialist businesses across the OCU Group. Be part of the energy transition: work in an industry that is helping build a cleaner, more sustainable energy future. We are an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone is valued. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences We seek to build a diverse team that reflects the communities we serve and seek innovation through varied perspectives. We encourage candidates from underrepresented groups to apply and look forward to fostering a supportive workplace together.
