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About Victoria's Big Build
Victoria's Big Build (Major Transport Infrastructure Authority – MTIA) was established to oversee the major transport projects in planning and construction to deliver 165 major road and rail projects that will change the way that Victorians work, live and travel.
Projects teams include – Rail Projects Victoria (Metro Tunnel, Melbourne Airport Rail, Regional Rail Revival), North East Link Project, West Gate Tunnel Project, Level Crossing Removal Project, and Major Roads Project Victoria.
MTIA works closely with the Department of Transport to ensure major construction activities and disruptions are coordinated across the network. This includes plans to keep people moving through major work periods. We also work with industry to ensure it has the skilled workers needed to deliver Victoria's massive construction program.
About the role
Make a difference for all Victorians - this is your chance to work together with a committed team, to contribute to the delivery of major projects whilst gaining experience and capabilities to develop your career. We offer a comprehensive development program including discipline and business rotations, welcome week (induction), and a tailored Graduate Learning Series (workshops, training and tours).
By joining our team, you will be making it easier for Victorians to get where they need to go and contribute to improving our liveability. Delivering these massive projects takes multi-disciplinary teams working collaboratively in a complex and creative environment. Does this sound like your ideal workplace?
Graduates will be employed at a VPS3 grade with a starting salary of $71,853 plus superannuation (effective from September 2021 – as per VPS EA 2020).
About you
We are seeking recent graduates, representative of Victoria's diverse community to join the 2022 Victoria's Big Build Graduate Program. Take the opportunity to build both your career and Victoria's infrastructure.
You will be highly motivated, demonstrate strong interpersonal and problem-solving capabilities and keen to kick start your career.
To be eligible, you must have completed your degree between January 2020 and January 2022 and have Australian full working rights at the time of application.
Please visit the Victoria's Big Build website to find out more about the Graduate Programs including eligibility, disciplines, rotation opportunities and how to submit your application.
How to apply
Applications are submitted through the Victorian Government's careers website and must include:
You must attach the above documentation by the closing date, otherwise your application will not progress. Applications will not be accepted via email. Candidates applying must have working rights within Australia at the time of application as we are unable to offer work sponsorship.
Applications process
Our selection process includes a mix of assessment activities such as cognitive assessments, interviews and pre-employment checks.
Successful candidates will commence the program in February 2022.
Applications close at 11.59 pm, Monday 12 April 2021 (AEST).
I work on a couple of projects that are all from different aspects of the program. I am able to socialise myself in lots of different teams and areas of the program each day. Although I work at head office there is always an opportunity to go out for a site tour!
Auditing, filing tasks, compliance checks, design change checks
I spend most days organising hoarding for worksites, reviewing collateral, monitoring social media and assisting with stakeholder enquiries. I enjoy the work I'm doing but sometimes it can be a bit quiet, and I feel like there's not much for me to do.
4.3
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Government & Public Service
Play your part in delivering $100 billion of major infrastructure projects, while gaining hands-on experience to develop your career.
The best thing about working at VICTORIA’S BIG BUILD is the type of work I get. I really enjoy the tasks given and feel like I am learning at a good pace.
Flexible hours, supportive culture.
The workplace environment and culture. As a graduate, leaders and managers go out of their way to guide you and welcome you to the team.
Plenty of opportunities to get out on site or into the community to participate in more hands-on work.
The support for development (both within company and outside) and flexibility given. Culture is overall great.
Lack of clarity around the role going in leading to misaligned expectations.
Uncertainty of being a project rather than a permanent organisation, so there is not a clear progression trajectory.
The workload can be quite inconsistent depending on the rotation—some days you will be so busy, and others there will be nothing to do.
Limited opportunity to accept a full-time role within the organisation when the program was over.
As an engineer, limited hands-on experience on site