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SYDNEY Head Office
4/8 Lilian Fowler Place
Marrickville NSW 2204
(02) 8021 1784

QUEENSLAND Office
23 Aranda Street
Slacks Creek QLD 4127
(07) 2145 6581

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Perfect Contracting

Demolition Site Manager Jobs

  • Demolition site manager
  • NSW, QLD and WA
  • Full time, runs the whole site
  • AU work rights required
Apply now, takes 2 minutes

We need demolition site managers. People who can take a site off the project manager, run it properly, and hand it back on programme.

It is a wider job than supervising the crew. You are across the programme, the subcontractors, the plant on hire, the waste going out the gate and the money leaking out of the job, as well as the safety of everyone inside the fence.

Fill in the form below and someone will ring you back within one business day. It takes about two minutes. The more you tell us about your tickets and your inductions, the faster we can put you on a job.

    The basics

    One minute. Seven quick answers, then a second page about your experience.

    We are hiring in NSW, QLD and WA, including FIFO mining work out of Perth. Pick "Anywhere in Australia" if you will travel.
    You must already have the right to work in Australia. We are not able to sponsor visas.
    Pick the closest one. The next questions change to match.
    PDF or Word, up to 5MB. If you do not have one on your phone, submit anyway and reply to our email with it.

    Your experience

    The more you tick, the better we can match you to a job.

    Optional. Roughly how many years on each of these? Leave blank if it does not apply.

    Piling rigs, anchors, shotcrete, soldier piles and shoring. Running it or doing it both count.
    White CardWorking at HeightsConfined SpaceGas Test AtmospheresAsbestos Removal Class B (non-friable)Asbestos Removal Class A (friable)Asbestos SupervisorAsbestos AssessorDemolition licenceSilica awarenessEWP under 11m (Yellow Card)EWP over 11m (WP licence)Forklift (LF)Dogging (DG)Basic Rigging (RB)Intermediate Rigging (RI)Traffic Control (TCT)Implement Traffic Management Plan (TMI)ExcavatorSkid steer or Posi-trackTelehandlerRollerTruck mounted crane (HIAB)Slewing craneFirst AidRail Industry Worker (RIW) card Tick everything current. Leave blank if you are starting out.
    Sydney MetroSydney TrainsSydney WaterWestern Harbour TunnelMalabar System AllianceTransport for NSWNone yet Inducted workers get on site faster, so this matters to us.
    JackhammerQuick cut or demo sawConcrete sawPressure washerScaffold labouringSteel fixingConcretingTraffic controlCleaning and housekeepingNo tools yet, willing to learn
    ExcavatorSkid steer or Posi-trackForkliftTelehandlerScissor liftBoom liftHoistFrannaSlewing craneBobcatRollerDump truck
    Road sawingWall sawingWire sawingCore drillingHand sawingRing sawingGrinding and polishingConcrete patchingConcrete repairsConcrete cancer repairPost-tension cable workGPR scanningHydrodemolitionKerb and channel cutting
    General constructionConcrete remediationStructural steel repairsAbrasive or shot blastingIndustrial coatings and paintingWaterproofingCathodic protectionCarbon fibre strengtheningHeritage restorationAbseiling or rope accessBridge worksFacade works
    Soft strip outStructural demolitionHigh reach demolitionAsbestos removalHazmat removalPlant decommissioningTunnel and excavationCivil worksRecycling and sortingSite remediationDewatering
    DemolitionCivilRemediationConcreteStrip outRailWaterMiningCommercial buildingIndustrial

    References and availability

    Optional now, we will ask when we call you. A work reference or a character reference, name, company and phone.
    Fly-in fly-out, drive-in drive-out, or away for a stint. The away jobs usually pay better.
    Pick the one that suits you best right now. Regional NSW, regional Queensland and remote sites are all on the list.
    Tunnels and metroRail corridorsRoads and bridgesMines and quarriesPorts and wharvesPower stations and refineriesWater treatment plantsCommercial buildings and CBDIndustrial plants and warehousesDefence sitesDemolition sitesAny site Optional. Tick as many as you like.
    A few lines is fine. Real employers and real jobs, because this is what we search when a role comes up.

    What the role actually is

    • Running the whole site, not just the demolition crew. Subcontractors, plant, deliveries, waste and traffic.
    • Owning the programme on your site and telling us early when it is slipping, not the week after.
    • Site inductions, SWMS review, permits, and the head contractor's daily and weekly reporting.
    • Working with the supervisor and the engineer on sequence, propping and temporary works.
    • Keeping the client and the head contractor happy enough that they ask for you on the next job.

    Tickets and experience we look for

    Tell us what you hold on the form. Missing one of these is not a knock-out.

    • Experience running commercial, civil or industrial demolition sites end to end.
    • White Card, and ideally Working at Heights, Confined Space and a supervisor or frontline management qualification.
    • A demolition supervisor ticket is a strong plus even if you are managing rather than supervising.
    • Asbestos awareness at minimum. Class A or B supervision if you have it.
    • Live Tier 1 inductions, particularly Sydney Metro, Sydney Trains, Sydney Water and the Western Harbour Tunnel.
    • You can read a programme, price a variation roughly in your head, and write an email that does not need fixing.

    What it pays

    Pay depends on experience. Tell us what you are on and we will be straight with you. A vehicle is part of the package for this role. Travel work pays more, and there is interstate work for people who want it. People tend to stay with us once they start: the crew is energetic, dedicated and good to work alongside, and we back them.

    Other names for this job

    Companies label this role differently and so do candidates. If your last job was called site manager, demolition site manager, construction site manager, senior site supervisor, site superintendent, project superintendent, civil site manager, senior foreman or construction manager, and the work matches what is above, this is the same job. We hire on what you have run and delivered, not on the title.

    What we are like to work for

    We are a young business and we are growing. That is the honest pitch. It means the structure is not set in concrete, there is room to move up if you are any good, and the person who decides is not six layers away from site. We buy decent gear, we back people who bring a better way of doing something, and safety is not a poster in the lunch room. On Tier 1 jobs it is the thing that keeps you working.

    Work rights

    You need the right to work in Australia. We do not sponsor visas and we do not charge anyone a fee to apply or to be placed, ever. If someone asks you for money to get a job with us, it is not us.

    What happens after you apply

    • You get an email straight away confirming we have your application.
    • Someone rings you within one business day, on the mobile number you give us.
    • If you did not attach a CV, reply to that confirmation email with it. It is the fastest way to get in front of us.
    • We keep your details on file. Even if there is nothing today, we come back to people when the right job lands.

    Where we work

    Head office is Marrickville in Sydney and the Queensland base is at Slacks Creek. We have crews on projects across greater Sydney, the Hunter, Wollongong, Canberra, South East Queensland and up through Mackay, Townsville and Cairns. We are building the Western Australia crew now, including mining demolition and shutdown work, so if you are in Perth or fly out of Perth, say so on the form.

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