About the project
Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro is Australia's first pumped hydro project in nearly 50 years, converting a former gold mine into a large‐scale underground power station. Delivered by McConnell Dowell and John Holland as a self‐perform JV, the project offers hands‐on exposure to complex mechanical systems within a major renewable energy development.
* Underground pumped hydro power station.
* Powerhouse mechanical systems and infrastructure
* Complex piping systems including pumps, valves, and associated equipment.
* Self‐perform model with direct delivery by site teams.
About the role
As a Mechanical Site Engineer, you will support piping installation works within the Powerhouse, coordinating daily site activities and working closely with supervisors, trades, and subcontractors to deliver key mechanical scopes.
Key responsibilities
* Coordinate piping installation works in the Powerhouse.
* Monitor progress, quality, and compliance with specifications.
* Support testing and close‐out activities.
* Maintain QA documentation and site reporting.
What will you bring?
* Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent).
* Experience with piping installation on construction projects.
* Strong understanding of site‐based delivery and safety.
* Exposure to heavy infrastructure or hydro projects (nice to have).
* Ability to work a 2:1 FIFO roster from QLD, NSW, or NT.
What's in it for you?
* 20% site allowance.
* FIFO 14/7 roster with accommodation, meals and travel.
* Hands‐on role in a self‐perform project environment
* Supportive team with real career development opportunities.
We are an equal opportunity employer. People of all ages, abilities, sexual orientation, gender identities & cultures including Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islanders are strongly encouraged to apply. Please note all successful applicants must hold valid work rights for Australia and pass a satisfactory pre‐employment medical which includes drug and alcohol checks.
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