ConsultANZ recently interviewed Sumesha Durais and Riki Shutte, Civil Engineers at NorthConnex, to find out what it is like for women in the civil engineering industry in Australia.
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Civil Engineering Opportunities in Australia
by Anna Laver, Talent Acquisition & Marketing at ConsultANZ Recruitment
The construction boom in Australia is in full swing. Below is a summary of civil engineering vacancy trends in 2017. NEW SOUTH WALES Employers in Sydney experienced a shortage of civil engineering professionals with a low proportion of surveyed vacancies having been filled. Around 60 per cent of surveyed vacancies were filled. Shortages in Sydney were across all civil… Read More
It’s time to go down the hole – the Australian Tunneling industry
by Peter Laver, Director at ConsultANZ
Australia’s never had such a prolific tunnelling infrastructure boom in its entire history. As a conservative estimate into next year, there will be $28bn worth of tunnelling related projects either about to be let, underway or nearing completion across this great nation. The major methodologies employed in these projects will be road headers for the roading associated projects, and TBM… Read More
Your questions about Australian visas answered!
by Anna Laver, Talent Acquisition & Marketing Manager at ConsultANZ Recruitment
Been there, done that! So you are a Civil Engineer, a Construction Professional or a Surveyor who is considering relocating to Australia, but feels confused about the Australian Visa System? You are not alone! We know how difficult and confusing the application process for an Australian visa can be. Some of our team members went through this process themselves, moving to Australia… Read More
What’s the difference between a Working Holiday Visa and a Work Visa?
by Anna Laver, Talent Acquisition & Marketing at ConsultANZ Recruitment
This is one of the most commonly asked questions at ConsultANZ and we realize people often feel confused about which type of visa they require. But don’t worry, this post will explain each type of the two visas, so you can decide which one is suitable for you. Working holiday visa (417) This visa lets people 18 to 30 years… Read More
