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Holmesglen is a recognised leader in the provision of Vocational and Higher Education in Victoria delivering nationally and internationally. Why Holmesglen? to view our range of employee benefits and services. The Faculty of Building, Construction and Engineering at Holmesglen provides a progressive, innovative and supportive teaching environment with strong industry links. The Faculty is currently seeking an experienced and motivated individual to provide academic leadership for the built environment degree programs, and to lead the re-accreditation of higher education programs with TEQSA and professional organisations. The ideal candidate will have a thorough knowledge of the construction industry and practise. Furthermore, you will have extensive knowledge of Higher Education, regulatory environment (TEQSA/threshold standards), accreditation requirements and assurance of learning processes. In addition, this role will require the successful applicant to provide input into key infrastructure projects including the iconic Metro tunnel project and participate in collaborative applied research projects with Industry and key higher education providers in Australia. . Salary: $109,548 - $117,190 p.a pro rata + 9.5% super + annual leave loading Time Fraction: Full time, 1.0 EFT. Location: Chadstone campus. Position Status: Contract to 30 June 2022 with a qualifying period. For further information relating to this opportunity and to view the position description, please visit the Careers at Holmesglen section of our website at All applicants must attach a resume and cover letter addressing the Key Selection Criteria (located on the last page of the position description)and, complete the online screening questions. Please note, incomplete applications may not be considered. Applications close 9:00 am Friday 29 November 2019. Like to know more? Please contact Ross Digby, Dean, Faculty of Building, Construction and Engineering on 9564 1569. For application queries, please contact Job Ref: EP000027 Submitted: 07-11-2019

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Rail Projects Victoria, Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (RPV, MTIA), is the Victorian Government body responsible for the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project, Regional Rail Revival, Melbourne Airport Rail, and the Western Rail Plan including fast rail between key regional cities and Melbourne. RPV, MTIA is responsible for all aspects of the projects including planning and development of the project reference design, site investigations, stakeholder engagement, planning approvals and procurement, through to construction delivery and project commissioning. Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA) comprises of Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP), Rail Projects Victoria (RPV, MTIA), North East Link Project (NELP), West Gate Tunnel Project (WGTP) and Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV).

About the opportunity

The Program Planner is responsible for the development and management of integrated detailed and summary programs for the Metro Tunnel program of works, for the monitoring and reporting of progress and program status and for the provision of strategic program advice and support to Package Directors and Leadership Teams within Rail Projects Victoria.

Working with the Package Directors within specific project teams and with the Integrated Program Director, the Program Planner ensures completeness, accuracy and clarity of programs, the identification of critical works and interfaces between Packages, and the effective communication of program status including any delays and issues arising along with mitigation strategies.

For more information please see the attached position description.

About you

You will be a highly focused and driven person who is passionate about contributing to the delivery of public infrastructure, working within a high-performing project team to drive exceptional outcomes. You will be a qualified Engineer or similar discipline with experience working within large projects. You will enjoy a fast paced, performance focused workplace where you will have the opportunity to work autonomously and develop your career.

If you are looking to step up in your career, this might be just the right opportunity for you!

To be successful in obtaining this role you will have experience across:

• Strong knowledge and experience with planning and programming all scope elements, disciplines and phases of major rail infrastructure projects, particularly in testing & commissioning
• Experience in developing and managing schedules on a project and program level.
• Experience in identifying and managing complex program interfaces between interdependent packages and projects.

Why join us?

• An emphasis on work / life balance
• High-performing team environment
• Equal opportunity employer
• Personal & Professional development opportunities
• Committed to safety & wellbeing
• Training & development opportunities

How to apply

Please include a Cover Letter, CV and response to Key Selection Criteria. We want to know why you want to work for Rail Projects Victoria, why you are interested in the role, and, taking into account the Key Selection Criteria as a whole, how your skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications are applicable to the role.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Bridget Forbes, HR Advisor on (03)9655 6619.

Applications close 11:59 pm - Sunday 24th November 2019.

Rail Projects Victoria, Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (RPV, MTIA), is the Victorian Government body responsible for the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project, Regional Rail Revival, Melbourne Airport Rail and the Western Rail Plan including fast rail between key regional cities and Melbourne. RPV, MTIA is responsible for all aspects of the projects including planning and development of the project reference design, site investigations, stakeholder engagement, planning approvals and procurement, through to construction delivery and project commissioning.

About the opportunity:

The Principal Project Specialist - Power Systems Manager is a subject matter expert role within the project's Engineering team, which ensures power system objectives are achieved across the program throughout the development, delivery and commissioning stages. This role leads High Voltage systems architecture for the Rail Projects Victoria program, with several sub-discipline experts supporting and reporting directly. Working closely within a multi-disciplinary team environment, the Principal Project Specialist - Power Systems Manager will be the primary source of specialist technical power related advice. This role requires consultation with a broad range of internal and external stakeholders influencing key project decisions.

About you:

You will be a highly focused and driven person who is passionate about contributing to the delivery of public infrastructure, working within a high-performing project team to drive exceptional outcomes. You have extensive experience and proven expertise in the management of high-voltage power requirements in the context of rail infrastructure projects. You will enjoy a fast paced, performance focused environment where you will have the opportunity to work autonomously and develop your career. 

If you are looking to step up in your career, this might be just the right opportunity for you!

Why join us?

• An emphasis on work / life balance
• High-performing team environment
• Equal opportunity employer
• Personal & Professional development opportunities
• Committed to safety & wellbeing 
• Training & development opportunities 

How to apply

Please include a Cover Letter, CV and response to Key Selection Criteria outlined in the position description. We want to know why you want to work at RPV, why you are interested in the role, and, taking into account the Key Selection Criteria as a whole, how your skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications are applicable to the role. 

For a confidential discussion, please contact Nicole Kloprogge on (03) 9655 6206.

Applications close 11.59 pm – Sunday 17th November 2019. 

• Join our leading educational institute
• Chadstone campus – onsite parking, close proximity to public transport.
• Do you have Academic Leadership experience?

Holmesglen is a recognised leader in the provision of Vocational and Higher Education in Victoria delivering nationally and internationally. 

Why Holmesglen? Click here to view our range of employee benefits and services.

The Faculty of Building, Construction and Engineering at Holmesglen provides a progressive, innovative and supportive teaching environment with strong industry links. The Faculty is currently seeking an experienced and motivated individual to provide academic leadership for the built environment degree programs, and to lead the re-accreditation of higher education programs with TEQSA and professional organisations.

The ideal candidate will have a thorough knowledge of the construction industry and practise. Furthermore, you will have extensive knowledge of Higher Education, regulatory environment (TEQSA/threshold standards), accreditation requirements and assurance of learning processes.

In addition, this role will require the successful applicant to provide input into key infrastructure projects including the iconic Metro tunnel project and participate in collaborative applied research projects with Industry and key higher education providers in Australia. .

Salary: $109,548 - $117,190 p.a pro rata + 9.5% super + annual leave loading
Time Fraction: Full time, 1.0 EFT.
Location: Chadstone campus.
Position Status: Contract to 30 June 2022 with a qualifying period.

For further information relating to this opportunity and to view the position description, please visit the Careers at Holmesglen section of our website at www.holmesglen.edu.au

All applicants must attach a resume and cover letter addressing the Key Selection Criteria (located on the last page of the position description)and, complete the online screening questions. Please note, incomplete applications may not be considered.

Applications close 9:00 am Friday 29 November 2019.

Like to know more? Please contact Ross Digby, Dean, Faculty of Building, Construction and Engineering on 9564 1569.

For application queries, please contact recruit@holmesglen.edu.au

CPB Contractors, as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance (RIA), has been named as the Victorian Government’s preferred proponent to deliver a $1 billion package of works in support of the $11 billion Metro Tunnel Project.

CPB Contractors and John Holland are equal construction partners in the RIA, with AECOM as the design partner. The RIA also comprises project owner Rail Projects Victoria (formerly the Melbourne Metro Rail Authority) and operational franchisee Metro Trains Melbourne.

About the Project

This is the second package of Metro Tunnel works to be delivered by CPB Contractors, following the award of a $1 billion design and construct contract as part of the Rail Systems Alliance (RSA) in December 2017.

Construction has commenced and will be completed by 2025.

This fourth major works package for the Metro Tunnel Project covers the existing Sunbury rail line between the western tunnel entrance in South Kensington and Tottenham, and the Dandenong rail line between the eastern tunnel entrance in South Yarra and Caulfield Station.

Major works for the Alliance includes the design and construction of entrance structures that will interface with Metro Tunnel works at South Yarra and South Kensington and also major Rail Upgrade works in the Western Railway Corridor.

About the role

We are currently seeking applications for a Systems Assurance Lead, to join us on the Metro Tunnel Project as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a high-profile Rail Infrastructure Project as part of one of Australia’s most highly regarded construction companies. With an enviable range of projects underway and in the pipeline, CPB can offer impressive opportunities for career progression.

As a Systems Assurance Lead, you will be responsible for but not limited to the following duties:

• Provide subject matter expert leadership in the area of engineering safety and systems assurance across the project
• Lead a team of engineering safety and systems assurance professionals
• Ensure engineering safety and systems assurance capabilities and processes within the project team are developed to meet the needs of the project and requirements of key stakeholders
• Ensure Safety, HF and RAM planning is undertaken that meets client and regulatory requirements
• Ensure delivery of EN 50126-style system and subsystem safety cases as required to support project Stage Gates and works progression
• Ensure delivery of RAM Cases and Reports as required for the project
• Engage with, manage and act as the primary point of contact on the project with the MTP Independent Safety Assessors
• Undertake engagement with safety regulatory bodies as required to satisfy the requirements of the project and key stakeholders
• Development and implementation of safety strategies that deliver rail system solutions that meets legislative and client requirements
• Development and implementation of RAM and performance strategies that deliver rail system solutions that satisfies client targets
• Develop systems engineering solutions to effectively meet client requirements.
• Provide systems engineering and assurance services to assigned rail projects ensuring the RIA practices and procedures are followed.
• Contribute to the ongoing development of the RIA rail integrated management system to ensure relevance, effectiveness and efficiency.
• Undertake team leadership and management
• Provide subject matter expert leadership across RIA organisation

Our minimum requirements for the role are:

• Minimum 5 years’ relevant experience in the application of safety engineering and RAM in the rail industry
• 10 years’ experience of applying safety engineering and RAM
• Experienced at understanding the application and implementing of standards and issuing concessions
• Application of Rail System Safety/Assurance/Accreditation in Australian or similar jurisdictions.
• Integration of sub-systems and components to achieve overall system performance.Identification of constraints on potential engineering solutions
• Execution of configuration management
• Interpreting and scoping design requirements
• Management of physical and human resources to achieve defined outcomes within time, cost, quality and regulatory constraints
• Planning of complex system operations and defining appropriate system breakdown structures.

If you are interested in these roles and meet the above requirements, please apply below.
We support diversity in the workplace. Women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and people with a multicultural background are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please note this role is being sourced through CPB Contractors directly and we will not accept applications via external recruitment agencies.

Metro is a multi-award winning organisation and we pride ourselves on our team of honest, high performing professionals who are talented, inclusive and safety focused and who are at the core of our success. You will be joining an organisation that is known as a global leader in its field but also prides itself on being dynamic, embracing new technologies and focused on customer service. Our aim is to promote work/life balance feel comfortable to bring their best to work, and to truly be focused on a common goal which is to provide a world class railway service.

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of Systems Assurance experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project?

If the answer is "yes", keep reading!

Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM), is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.

About the project:
The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership.

This role is within the: Rail Systems Alliance (RSA).

About the role:
You will assist RSA in effectively ensuring system safety assurance requirements on the Metro Tunnel Project. This role will include facilitating a relationship between the Alliance and Metro Trains Melbourne to minimise risk exposure, and achieve management of MTM’s safety assurance requirements. The primary objective is providing a safe outcome to the project where accreditation requirements are also achieved effectively and as per expected project schedules.

About your experience:
Demonstrated experience on rail based projects including management and/or maintenance, and experience in engineering principles of planning and scheduling, and engineering report preparation techniques.
An ability to implement MTM’s risk management process at a system level as well as a good understanding of the National Rail Safety Act and other relevant legislation (desirable)
Proven track record of providing System Safety Assurance related services and facilitating hazard / risk workshops and a good working knowledge of qualitative and quantitative hazard identification techniques
Understanding of safety-related standards would be desirable, including ISO 31000, ISO 31010, EN 50126-1, EN 50128, EN50129 and other appropriate Systems Safety Assurance standards, handbooks and specifications.
An innate ability to communicate effectively and assurance projects, whilst fostering quality relationships from the on-set.
You will hold relevant Engineering Qualifications in a relevant discipline

This is a fantastic 3-yr max term opportunity to build on the career you've developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters. If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspiration then we want to hear from you! Please submit your applications by COB 08th November 2019.

Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please do note only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.
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Rail Projects Victoria, Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (RPV, MTIA), is the Victorian Government body responsible for the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project, Regional Rail Revival, Melbourne Airport Rail, and the Western Rail Plan including fast rail between key regional cities and Melbourne. RPV, MTIA is responsible for all aspects of the projects including planning and development of the project reference design, site investigations, stakeholder engagement, planning approvals and procurement, through to construction delivery and project commissioning. Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA) comprises of Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP), Rail Projects Victoria (RPV, MTIA), North East Link Project (NELP), West Gate Tunnel Project (WGTP) and Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV).

Professionals Program – Rail Systems

A two-and-a-half-year program designed for mid-career professionals who are looking to make a change and embark on a career in Rail Systems and Signalling.

Overview

You will be embedded within RPV's project delivery teams while participating in a structured learning and development program involving exposure to signalling processes and obtain a formal qualification to fast-track your signalling engineering career. You will be working closely with senior signalling experts to support RPV in ensuring the design, development and delivery of the signalling components are to a high standard.

• 30-month program
• Full-time work opportunity
• On-the-job learning experience
• Formal qualification in Railway Signalling

About you

• A highly focused and driven person who is passionate about contributing to the delivery of Public Infrastructure.
• Eager to start a career in Rail Systems and Signalling
• Interested in major rail infrastructure projects

Eligibility

• Completed a Bachelor of Engineering or Science in electrical, computer science, or related discipline.
• Be an Australian Citizen, New Zealand Citizen, Permanent Resident or have full valid working rights in Australia for the duration of the program

How to Apply

Please include a Cover Letter, CV and response to Key Selection Criteria outlined in the position description. We want to know why you want to work at RPV, why you are interested in the program, and, taking into account the Key Selection Criteria as a whole, how your skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications are applicable to the role. 

Applications close 11.59 pm – Sunday 17 November 2019.

If you would like any further information, please email rpv-hr@railprojects.vic.gov.au

CPB Contractors, as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance (RIA), has been named as the Victorian Government’s preferred proponent to deliver a $1 billion package of works in support of the $11 billion Metro Tunnel Project.

CPB Contractors and John Holland are equal construction partners in the RIA, with AECOM as the design partner. The RIA also comprises project owner Rail Projects Victoria (formerly the Melbourne Metro Rail Authority) and operational franchisee Metro Trains Melbourne.

About the Project

This is the second package of Metro Tunnel works to be delivered by CPB Contractors, following the award of a $1 billion design and construct contract as part of the Rail Systems Alliance (RSA) in December 2017.

Construction has commenced and will be completed by 2025.

This fourth major works package for the Metro Tunnel Project covers the existing Sunbury rail line between the western tunnel entrance in South Kensington and Tottenham, and the Dandenong rail line between the eastern tunnel entrance in South Yarra and Caulfield Station.

Major works for the Alliance includes the design and construction of entrance structures that will interface with Metro Tunnel works at South Yarra and South Kensington and also major Rail Upgrade works in the Western Railway Corridor.

About the role

We are currently seeking applications for a Systems Assurance Lead, to join us on the Metro Tunnel Project as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a high-profile Rail Infrastructure Project as part of one of Australia’s most highly regarded construction companies. With an enviable range of projects underway and in the pipeline, CPB can offer impressive opportunities for career progression.

As a Systems Assurance Lead, you will be responsible for but not limited to the following duties:

• Provide subject matter expert leadership in the area of engineering safety and systems assurance across the project
• Lead a team of engineering safety and systems assurance professionals
• Ensure engineering safety and systems assurance capabilities and processes within the project team are developed to meet the needs of the project and requirements of key stakeholders
• Ensure Safety, HF and RAM planning is undertaken that meets client and regulatory requirements
• Ensure delivery of EN 50126-style system and subsystem safety cases as required to support project Stage Gates and works progression
• Ensure delivery of RAM Cases and Reports as required for the project
• Engage with, manage and act as the primary point of contact on the project with the MTP Independent Safety Assessors
• Undertake engagement with safety regulatory bodies as required to satisfy the requirements of the project and key stakeholders
• Development and implementation of safety strategies that deliver rail system solutions that meets legislative and client requirements
• Development and implementation of RAM and performance strategies that deliver rail system solutions that satisfies client targets
• Develop systems engineering solutions to effectively meet client requirements.
• Provide systems engineering and assurance services to assigned rail projects ensuring the RIA practices and procedures are followed.
• Contribute to the ongoing development of the RIA rail integrated management system to ensure relevance, effectiveness and efficiency.
• Undertake team leadership and management
• Provide subject matter expert leadership across RIA organisation

Our minimum requirements for the role are:

• Minimum 5 years’ relevant experience in the application of safety engineering and RAM in the rail industry
• 10 years’ experience of applying safety engineering and RAM
• Experienced at understanding the application and implementing of standards and issuing concessions
• Application of Rail System Safety/Assurance/Accreditation in Australian or similar jurisdictions.
• Integration of sub-systems and components to achieve overall system performance.Identification of constraints on potential engineering solutions
• Execution of configuration management
• Interpreting and scoping design requirements
• Management of physical and human resources to achieve defined outcomes within time, cost, quality and regulatory constraints
• Planning of complex system operations and defining appropriate system breakdown structures.

If you are interested in these roles and meet the above requirements, please apply below.
We support diversity in the workplace. Women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and people with a multicultural background are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please note this role is being sourced through CPB Contractors directly and we will not accept applications via external recruitment agencies.

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Rail Projects Victoria, Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (RPV, MTIA), is the Victorian Government body responsible for the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project, Regional Rail Revival, Melbourne Airport Rail, and the Western Rail Plan including fast rail between key regional cities and Melbourne. RPV, MTIAis responsible for all aspects of the projects including planning and development of the project reference design, site investigations, stakeholder engagement, planning approvals and procurement, through to construction delivery and project commissioning.

About the opportunity

The Director, Rail Operations Planning is a strategic leadership position within the Network Development team, responsible for leading a Rail Operations Planning Group to provide specialist expertise to ensure that existing and future investments delivered by RPV are able to define and achieve the respective project benefits and support network operational outcomes. The position calls for an experienced Rail Operations specialist having an ability to provide strategic leadership and coordination across multiple stakeholders to deliver clear operational outcomes across complex integrated rail projects.

About you

You will be a highly focused and driven person who is passionate about contributing to the delivery of public infrastructure, working within a high-performing team to drive exceptional outcomes. You will have previous experience in diary management and demonstrate strong organisational skills in a dynamic project environment. You will enjoy a fast paced, performance-focused workplace where you will have the opportunity to work autonomously and develop your career. If you are looking to step up in your career, this might just be the right opportunity for you!

Why join us?

• An emphasis on work / life balance
• High-performing team environment
• Equal opportunity employer
• Personal & Professional development opportunities
• Committed to safety & wellbeing
• Training & development opportunities

How to apply

Please include a Cover Letter, CV and response to Key Selection Criteria. We want to know why you want to work for. Rail Projects Victoria, why you are interested in the role, and, taking into account the Key Selection Criteria as a whole, how your skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications are applicable to the role.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Levina Honeyman, HR Manager – (03) 9027 5762.

Applications close 11:59 pm - Wednesday 20 November 5 2019.