Jobs at Fulton Hogan

Plan, schedule, monitor, and report on civil and infrastructure projects. The role manages project controls across time, cost, resources, and quality; analyzes KPIs, earned value, critical paths, delays, and performance; develops dashboards and progress reports; and supports project managers with corrective action planning.

Supports planning and delivery for an airport infrastructure upgrade project. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining project programmes, learning Primavera P6, tracking progress against milestones, preparing project reports, identifying planning risks and constraints, and coordinating with project stakeholders under the guidance of the Planning and Logistics Manager.

Coordinates logistics for a remote airport upgrade project, including the movement of plant, equipment, materials, and resources. Aligns logistics activities with construction programs, monitors progress, identifies improvements, supports safe and efficient delivery, and maintains communication with internal and external stakeholders. The role requires strong organization, problem-solving, stakeholder engagement, and commitment to safety and teamwork.

Own and prioritize digital products supporting manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, and operational teams. Partner with users, business leaders, designers, engineers, and delivery specialists to discover problems, shape product direction, manage backlogs, translate needs into actionable work, and support delivery and adoption. Use feedback and performance insights to improve products, make informed trade-offs, and deliver measurable operational value.

Own and prioritise the Microsoft Power Platform product capability, particularly Digital Field Forms and business-led solutions. Partner with operational and technical teams to discover opportunities, facilitate workshops, define requirements, manage the backlog, support delivery and adoption, and guide continuous improvement. Champion citizen development while balancing innovation with governance, security and sound development practices.

Provides technical leadership across Queensland quarry operations, advising on source-rock quality, aggregates, soils, pavement materials, processing, product performance, and specification compliance. The role supports quarry managers, sales teams, customers, and contracting teams through material assessments, trials, investigations, trend analysis, and corrective actions. It also develops technical capability across quarry, laboratory, and sales teams while supporting quality, safety, regulatory, and laboratory requirements.

Provides administrative, customer service, systems, reporting, and records support for the sales, tendering, and business development teams. Responsibilities include maintaining JDE, Salesforce CRM, Benchmark, Felix, and Rapid records; preparing sales reports; reviewing purchase orders; managing estimating enquiries; maintaining pricing schedules; supporting tender preparation and bid writing; and coordinating customer and supplier information.

Prepare monthly accounts, reconciliations, variance analyses, management reports, budgets, forecasts, and cost and revenue analyses. Maintain financial data, job costing, journals, and reporting systems while supporting year-end activities and process improvements. Partner with operational teams to provide financial guidance, improve decision-making, and promote safer, more effective business practices.

Administer commercial contracts for infrastructure projects, maintaining accurate records, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders, managing competing priorities, and supporting timely, compliant outcomes. The role requires strong communication, organization, attention to detail, understanding of contract administration processes, and a practical approach to continuous improvement. Experience in construction, infrastructure, engineering, project management, contract management, or post-admission legal practice is valued.

Provides administrative and financial support to a surfacing and asphalt-laying team. Responsibilities include purchase orders, invoice processing, customer billing, job creation and records management, job costing, subcontractor documentation, month-end journals, and timesheet verification. The role coordinates with operational teams, suppliers, subcontractors, customers, and internal stakeholders while maintaining accurate records and supporting efficient delivery of surfacing works.

Supports regional day-to-day accounting, month-end and year-end reporting, journal entries, profit and loss preparation, project financial reporting, FBT returns, KPI analysis, and compliance. Provides financial insight and advice to operational and management teams, while coaching stakeholders and improving financial systems and procedures.

Supports delivery of New Zealand’s Digital Workspace project within a major IT transformation programme. The Business Analyst will elicit, validate, model, and document business and solution requirements; lead stakeholder workshops; guide decision-making; facilitate collaboration; and manage project risks, quality, and schedules. The role partners with the Project Manager and business leads, requires strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, and may involve travel within New Zealand.

Lead corporate tax workstreams across New Zealand and Australia, ensure tax compliance, provide practical tax advice, and manage projects from start to finish. The role partners with Group Finance, Regional Finance Managers, and wider business stakeholders across multiple regions, business units, and tax types. It requires strong tax expertise, project ownership, relationship-building, and confidence working with financial systems and processes.

The Project Accountant will support financial governance and project reporting for the utilities business. Responsibilities include month-end processing, reconciliations, P&L variance analysis, work-in-progress adjustments, revenue and cost recognition, billing milestone validation, invoicing, discrepancy resolution, credit control, financial systems maintenance, and compliance. The role partners with project and operational teams to provide accurate financial insights and support strategic decision-making.

Prepare financial reports and insights, support month-end, year-end, and budgeting processes, maintain the asset register, review financial information, approve expenses, train stakeholders, and ensure accounting procedures are followed. The role also provides regional IT support and manages IT assets while advising business divisions on financial matters.

Leads business analysis for Group IT and digital projects, translating business problems into requirements and supporting business cases, RFPs, design, delivery, and testing. The role facilitates workshops, manages requirements and scope, collaborates with stakeholders and delivery teams, and contributes to continuous improvement of the Business Analysis practice.

Own and prioritize data product backlogs across areas such as Water, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Workforce. Translate business needs into requirements, user stories, roadmaps, and deliverables while partnering with stakeholders, vendors, delivery teams, and technical specialists. Lead product discovery, facilitate workshops, analyze data and feedback, and continuously improve products and outcomes.

Leads finance and administration for the Canterbury business, overseeing financial reporting, analysis, forecasting, budgeting, controls, cash management, and process improvements. Partners with operational and commercial leaders to support decision-making and performance. Manages, coaches, and develops the finance team while providing hands-on accounting and commercial leadership.

Join Fulton Hogan’s 12-month graduate program in Brisbane, working with site and project teams on infrastructure construction and delivery. The role provides exposure to safety, quality, commercial, financial, and environmental considerations across real projects. Candidates will apply practical decision-making, communication, teamwork, and hands-on engineering skills, with flexibility to travel locally, work occasional weekends or night shifts, and relocate when required.

Project Engineer responsible for mechanical engineering delivery across a long-term water infrastructure program. Duties include participating in safety and design workshops, managing subcontractors, coordinating construction support, quality, contracts, claims, variations, audits, procurement, completion documentation, quality lots, and inspection and test plans. The role requires mechanical engineering qualifications, project engineering experience, water or wastewater infrastructure experience, and knowledge of subcontractor management, project financials, procurement, HSE planning, design, and Australian standards.