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International firm at the forefront of employee engagementExcellent remuneration on offer as well as a strong work life balanceInfrastructure specialist having delivered many of Australia's flagship projectsOur client is an award winning design consultancy with extensive experience in delivering major civil infrastructure projects across Australia and overseas, having delivered many of Melbourne's flagship road and rail projects they are currently resourcing a big infrastructure project which will involve several types of bridge structure, retaining walls, culverts and overhead gantries.
In order to service this big infrastructure project they are currently seeking a Structural Drafter/Bridge Drafter to join the Melbourne team on a permanent basis, you will be responsible for drawing road and rail bridges as well as related structures in steel and concrete using AutoCAD.
As the ideal candidate you will have:
• Solid local experience as a Structural Drafter/Bridge Drafter (approx. 3-6 years)
• A good understanding of steel and concrete documentation
• Good communication skills both written and verbal
• Knowledge of relevant industry standards
Being a true global leader, this firm is at the forefront of employee engagement, offering staff a range of schemes aimed at improving their experience as an employee of the company, these are both financially focussed reward and recognition programs as well as wellbeing programs focussed on work life balance, an attractive remuneration package will be negotiated matching your experience, skill and potential.
For more information regarding this position, or other Structural Engineering roles, please contact Scott Logan on 03 9092 7208 or e-mail him at s.logan@aspectpersonnel.com.au. Alternatively you can apply online via the link below or visit www.aspectpersonnel.com.au
All conversations will be treated with the strictest of confidence.
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To be eligible to apply for this position you must have an appropriate Australian or New Zealand work visa.
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