New Zealand Jobs for Civil Engineers

Kiwi Civil Solutions is a leading construction and civil engineering company based in Auckland, New Zealand. We are renowned for delivering top-quality infrastructure projects across the country, including roads, bridges, residential developments, and utilities. As New Zealand continues to expand its infrastructure, we are looking for experienced civil engineers to join our team and contribute to the development of the nation’s future.

With an exciting portfolio of large-scale projects, Kiwi Civil Solutions offers an excellent opportunity to work on high-profile projects, enhance your career, and live in one of the most vibrant and beautiful countries in the world. We are currently seeking talented civil engineers from both New Zealand and abroad to join our growing team. We are offering visa sponsorship for qualified international candidates.

Our company is committed to innovation, sustainability, and high-quality workmanship. Joining our team means being part of a supportive and dynamic work culture where your skills are valued, and your career growth is a priority.

Job Titles:

Project Manager
Civil Engineer
Site Engineer
Structural Engineer
Highways Engineer
Environmental Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Design Engineer
Construction Manager
Health and Safety Officer

Key Responsibilities:

At Kiwi Civil Solutions, we are hiring for a range of roles within the civil engineering sector. Below are the specific responsibilities associated with each job title:

1. Project Manager:

Lead and manage civil engineering projects from concept to completion, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest standards.
Develop detailed project plans, including timelines, budgets, resource allocation, and risk management strategies.
Coordinate with internal teams, contractors, and suppliers to ensure project milestones are met.
Monitor project progress, providing updates to clients and stakeholders and making adjustments to plans as necessary.
Manage project budgets, ensuring that all resources are used efficiently and cost-effectively.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations and building codes throughout the project lifecycle.
Provide leadership and direction to project teams, resolving conflicts and addressing challenges as they arise.

2. Civil Engineer:

Design and oversee the construction of infrastructure such as roads, bridges, utilities, and residential developments.
Perform calculations and simulations to ensure designs meet safety, functionality, and sustainability standards.
Work closely with architects, surveyors, and other engineers to integrate civil engineering systems into overall project designs.
Conduct site assessments and surveys, providing technical expertise and solutions to engineering challenges.
Prepare detailed construction drawings, specifications, and reports for use in the construction phase.
Assist in coordinating and supervising the installation of civil engineering components on-site.
Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with design plans and quality standards.

3. Site Engineer:

Oversee day-to-day construction activities on-site, ensuring projects are completed according to specifications and within the allocated time frame.
Manage site operations, including coordinating contractors, suppliers, and laborers, ensuring they meet quality, safety, and environmental standards.
Prepare daily progress reports and conduct site inspections to monitor construction quality and safety.
Identify and address issues on-site promptly, ensuring they do not affect project timelines or quality.
Provide technical support to the construction team and assist with problem-solving during the construction phase.
Ensure that materials and resources are used effectively and efficiently to avoid delays or wastage.
Collaborate with other engineers, architects, and project managers to ensure smooth project execution.

4. Structural Engineer:

Design and analyze structural elements for civil projects, such as buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure.
Conduct structural assessments and inspections to determine the condition of existing structures.
Work closely with architects and other engineers to develop safe, cost-effective, and sustainable structural designs.
Perform detailed calculations and simulations to ensure structural designs meet local codes, safety regulations, and industry standards.
Oversee the construction of structural components, ensuring they are built according to plans and specifications.
Provide guidance and technical support during the construction process, identifying and addressing any potential design issues.
Review project documentation and reports, making necessary revisions to plans and designs as required.

5. Highways Engineer:

Design, plan, and oversee the construction of highways, roads, and transportation infrastructure projects.
Conduct traffic studies and analysis to inform the design and planning of road networks and transportation systems.
Work with other engineers and stakeholders to ensure roads and highways are designed to meet safety, environmental, and traffic management standards.
Monitor and assess the construction of roads, ensuring compliance with design specifications and quality standards.
Provide recommendations on materials, road structure, and maintenance needs based on environmental and traffic conditions.
Assist in the preparation of feasibility studies and cost estimates for road and highway projects.
Oversee road rehabilitation and maintenance projects, ensuring minimal disruption to traffic and local communities.

6. Environmental Engineer:

Assess and manage environmental impacts associated with civil engineering projects, ensuring they comply with local regulations and sustainability standards.
Conduct environmental impact assessments (EIAs) for new projects, identifying potential risks and suggesting mitigation strategies.
Work with project teams to incorporate environmentally-friendly solutions into designs and construction practices.
Monitor and report on the environmental performance of ongoing projects, ensuring they meet sustainability goals and compliance requirements.
Develop and implement waste management, water treatment, and air quality control systems for construction sites and facilities.
Collaborate with regulatory agencies to ensure compliance with environmental laws and regulations.
Provide advice and technical support to clients and stakeholders on environmental matters.

7. Quantity Surveyor:

Prepare and manage project budgets, ensuring that costs are controlled and that projects are completed within financial constraints.
Conduct cost estimations and financial assessments for construction projects, including labor, materials, and overheads.
Review contracts and agreements with clients, contractors, and suppliers to ensure all financial aspects are properly managed.
Prepare tender documents and assist in the selection of subcontractors, ensuring the best value for money.
Monitor project spending, identifying and reporting any variances between estimated and actual costs.
Ensure that payments are made to contractors and suppliers in accordance with project schedules.
Provide financial reports and updates to senior management, offering insights into project performance and potential financial risks.

8. Design Engineer:

Develop and design engineering solutions for various civil infrastructure projects, such as buildings, bridges, and utilities.
Work with clients and other engineers to understand project requirements and translate them into functional designs.
Create detailed design documentation, including drawings, specifications, and reports, for approval and construction.
Perform structural and civil engineering calculations to ensure designs meet safety and regulatory standards.
Collaborate with architects, structural engineers, and project managers to ensure designs are integrated into the overall project plans.
Conduct design reviews and make necessary revisions based on feedback from stakeholders.
Stay updated with advancements in civil engineering design techniques, materials, and technologies.

9. Construction Manager:

Oversee the entire construction process, from the planning and design phases to the final execution of projects.
Manage construction teams, including subcontractors, laborers, and engineers, ensuring effective coordination and smooth operations.
Develop detailed construction schedules, ensuring that work is completed on time and within budget.
Ensure that all safety protocols are followed on-site, minimizing risks and accidents.
Monitor the quality of construction work, ensuring that it meets project specifications and industry standards.
Communicate regularly with clients, providing updates on project progress, challenges, and milestones.
Resolve any issues or delays that arise during construction, making sure projects stay on track.

10. Health and Safety Officer:

Monitor and enforce health and safety standards across all construction sites, ensuring compliance with regulations and company policies.
Conduct regular site inspections and audits to identify potential hazards and ensure that safety measures are in place.
Develop and implement health and safety procedures, ensuring all workers are properly trained on safety protocols.
Investigate accidents and incidents on-site, preparing detailed reports and recommending corrective actions to prevent future occurrences.
Promote a safety culture on-site, encouraging workers to follow best practices and report safety concerns.
Ensure that all construction activities are carried out in compliance with local health and safety regulations.

Qualifications and Skills:

To succeed in these roles at Kiwi Civil Solutions, candidates should meet the following qualifications and skills:

Education:

A bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
Professional certifications (e.g., Chartered Engineer status, PMP for Project Managers) are a plus for senior roles.

Experience:

2-10 years of experience in civil engineering, depending on the position.
Experience working in the construction or infrastructure industry is preferred, particularly in New Zealand or other international markets.

Skills:

Strong knowledge of civil engineering principles, construction processes, and industry standards.
Proficiency in engineering software such as AutoCAD, Revit, Civil 3D, and MS Project.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills to collaborate with project teams, clients, and contractors.

Soft Skills:

Strong problem-solving abilities and the ability to think critically in high-pressure situations.
Excellent time management and organizational skills.
Strong leadership abilities and the ability to manage and motivate teams.
Attention to detail and a commitment to quality and safety.

What We Offer:

Competitive Salary: Attractive salary packages based on experience and qualifications.

Visa Sponsorship: Full visa sponsorship for international candidates, including relocation assistance.

Health Benefits: Comprehensive healthcare, dental, and wellness programs for you and your family.

Career Development: Opportunities for professional development and career advancement within a growing company.

Work Environment: A collaborative, innovative, and dynamic work culture that promotes teamwork and personal growth.

Employee Perks: Performance bonuses, company-sponsored events, and recognition programs.

How to Apply:

If you are ready to take your career in civil engineering to the next level, please send your resume and cover letter to hr@kiwicivil.co.nz. In your cover letter, please specify the role you are applying for and why you are a great fit for the position.

For any inquiries or more information, feel free to contact us at +64 9 987 6543.

Location:
Kiwi Civil Solutions
34 Queen Street,
Auckland, New Zealand

Job Category: Civil engineering

Job Type: Full Time

Job Location: New Zealand