Project Archaeologist - Casual jobs at Jacobs in Australia, Melbourne

The purpose of therole is to provide technical and professional leadership in the field of Aboriginal cultural heritage.

Key responsibilities include:

• Leading and contributing to winning opportunities through strong client relationships and proposal writing, providing technical leadership, coaching and mentorship within the Jacobs heritage team and beyond.
• Leading and supporting the delivery of a wide range of heritage projects, including working collaboratively with a range of disciplines and staff experience levels.
• Provide high level technical and professional leadership, project management experience and business development support to our heritage teams across Australia and New Zealand.

The purpose of therole is to provide technical and professional leadership in the field of Aboriginal cultural heritage.Key responsibilities include:

• Coordinating, leading and supporting the delivery of Victorian Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Management Plans, including field survey, test excavations and reporting
• Supervising and conducting heritage and significance assessments.
• Managing project portfolios and preparing proposals for key clients.
• Ownership and responsibility for independently writing heritage reports and assessments, and preparing more complex reports with guidance.
• Providing leadership, mentoring and support for other archaeologists, while undertaking field assessment and artefact analysis

The role will also play a key role in identifying, sourcing and winning opportunities by building strong relationships with clients and leading and/ or writing proposals.

As our Senior Planner, you will provide strategic leadership for project schedule delivery, driving program success through proactive management. Your expertise will directly contribute to business risk management while strengthening Jacobs' client relationships and identifying growth opportunities in the transport sector.

You will be accountable for comprehensive program oversight—actively monitoring, managing, and reporting on project progress while identifying interfaces and mitigating schedule risks to maintain program integrity and delivery timelines.

Key Responsibilities:

• Strategic development, management and ownership of the project schedule for complex infrastructure projects
• Delivery of insightful schedule performance reporting that enables effective decision-making
• Regular communication with senior leadership and clients on schedule status and forecasts
• Leadership of a scheduling team, providing mentorship and technical guidance
• Proactive monitoring of CPI/SPI metrics with rapid identification and resolution of delays
• Implementation of earned value methodologies to accurately track and report program development
• Critical path analysis and management to ensure program milestones are achieved
• Identification and management of dependencies between work packages and external inputs
• Proactively explore and challenge program issues to de-risk the project schedule
• Development and implementation of recovery strategies to maintain program objectives
• Baseline management and change control processes
• Application of design and construction expertise to create realistic, achievable schedules
• Provision of constructability and value engineering insights to optimise program delivery

In your role as a Maritime Project Lead your project management and technical knowledge of ports and maritime projects will be of key importance. You will be capable of directing design and study teams on projects, developing, designing, and facilitating the documentation of complex ports and maritime solutions to exceed client expectations. Your focus will be in the areas of project management, maritime infrastructure design, engaging with senior engineers and technical leaders, supporting junior members of the team, delivering outputs for small, medium and large multidisciplinary Ports and Maritime projects.

The Jacobs team delivers complex and technically challenging infrastructure projects in the municipal water and transportation market. We are seeking to appoint aSenior Ecologist, based out of our Toronto, Kitchener or Ottawa offices under a hybrid role. You will work primarily from your home office in the GTA; however, Jacobs is now under a hybrid model with an expectation of office visits 1-2 x per week. Fieldwork, client or agency meetings are also considered under this hybrid approach in-lieu of attendance at the office. This position provides a leadership opportunity whereas you will lead the ecological technical components of projects from inception through to substantial completion. You will manage junior and intermediate ecologists/arborists, project budget and delivery. There will be plenty of opportunities to face our clients and the regulators. TheSenior Ecologist

The purpose of this role is to provide technical skills and expertise in multi-disciplinary ecological sectors to primarily support infrastructure projects, including linear water, transportation (bridges, culvert, highways), water treatment and wastewater treatment plants at the Environmental Assessment (EA) stage, pre-design, detailed design and construction phases. The following tasks, but not limited to, are a likely requirement of the position:

• Work closely with the Ecology Lead, internal Project Managers (PM’s), design leads, cross business groups, planners, clients and agencies
• Environmental Impact Studies/Natural Heritage Evaluations
• Species at Risk (SAR) assessment and mitigation
• Permitting under theEndangered Species Act (ESA)
• Fisheries Assessment
• Fisheries Act Authorizations (FAA) andSpecies at Risk Act (SARA)permitting with DFO
• Ecological Land Classification (ELC) and arborist surveys
• Tree Inventory and Preservation/Protection Plans
• Ecosystem compensation plans
• Wildlife surveys including breeding birds, herptiles, Significant Wildlife Habitat (SWH) assessment
• Environmental Management Plans (EMPs) and Environmental Construction Specifications
• Environmental design support, mitigation and environmental notes

The
Senior Ecologistposition responsibilities will primarily include:

• Planning and scoping natural environment projects
• Assisting design leads and managing project risk from an ecological and permitting perspective
• Work closely with the field team leader and ensure budget and schedule is met
• Mentoring junior to intermediate ecologists/arborists
• Technical report writing and permitting as Senior lead
• Drafting proposals and work plans
• Tracking budget and managing ecological projects
• Business development

Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to –

• Leading and supporting the delivery of Victorian Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Management Plans;
• Supervision and undertaking heritage assessments, significance assessments and Cultural Heritage Management Plans;
• Overseeing portfolios of projects and preparing proposals for some of our key clients; and
• Ownership and responsibility for independently writing heritage reports and assessments, and preparing more complex heritage reports and assessment with guidance from more experienced staff.

Additional responsibilities include providing proposal