At a Glance
- Tasks: Conduct hands-on inspections and assessments of rail building services infrastructure.
- Company: Majority Indigenous-owned recruitment business specialising in engineering and infrastructure.
- Benefits: Competitive contract rate, flexible work environment, and opportunity for professional growth.
- Other info: Dynamic role combining site work and technical assessments with excellent career prospects.
- Why this job: Make a real impact on rail infrastructure while advancing your engineering career.
- Qualifications: Degree in mechanical or hydraulic engineering with asset inspection experience.
The predicted salary is between 101250 - 123750 $ per year.
We are seeking an experienced Building Services / Facility Management Engineer for an approximately six-month engagement supporting the inspection, assessment and technical assurance of Rail Building Services infrastructure. This role will suit a senior engineer with strong practical experience in the following Asset Types:
- Communication Systems
- Electrical - Building Lighting & Power Low Voltage (LV)
- Fire - Alarm Sound & Intercom Systems, Detection Systems, Exit & Emergency Lighting, Hydrant & Pump Systems & Special Hazard Systems
- Hydraulic - Non-potable Water, Potable Water & Sewerage System
- Security Systems
- Building Management Systems
This is a hands-on technical role that combines site-based rail asset inspections with desktop engineering review and formal reporting. You will inspect recently constructed infrastructure, identify and assess defects, review available design and maintenance information, and provide practical engineering advice around defect treatment and remediation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Undertake detailed inspections and technical assessments of FM rail assets
- Identify, document and assess defects and areas requiring further investigation
- Provide engineering advice on appropriate defect treatment, remediation and repair
- Review existing designs, drawings, maintenance records, inspection history and other asset information
- Compare observed asset condition against design requirements, maintenance standards and available records
- Analyse inspection findings and supporting information to determine asset condition and engineering risk
- Prepare clear technical reports, recommendations and supporting documentation
About You:
You will bring:
- Degree-qualified mechanical or hydraulic engineer
- Demonstrated experience within building services
- Proven experience undertaking asset inspections, audits and/or testing
- Practical experience identifying and assessing defects
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, designs, maintenance records and historical asset information
- Strong technical reporting and engineering assessment capability
- Ability to provide practical recommendations for defect repair and remediation
- An innovative mindset around inspection techniques and asset condition assessment
What's on Offer:
- Approximately 6 months of contract work
- Starting September 2026
- Senior technical role focused on existing operational rail assets
- Combination of site inspections and desktop engineering assessment
- Work covering both asset condition assessment and practical defect remediation advice
- Competitive contract engagement
If you are a mechanical or hydraulic engineer with building services experience, we would welcome a confidential discussion.
Building Asset Inspection Engineer employer: Indigenous Business Growth
Join a leading contractor in South East Queensland, where you will be part of a transformative transport infrastructure project valued at over $1 billion. Our supportive work culture fosters professional growth through mentorship and hands-on experience in complex brownfield construction, ensuring you develop the skills necessary for a successful engineering career. With a commitment to safety and compliance, we offer a dynamic environment that encourages innovation and collaboration among talented professionals.
Contact Details:
Indigenous Business Growth Recruitment Team
