Low Voltage Project Engineer - Thornlie-Cockburn Link

The State Government?s urban growth strategy, Perth and Peel @ 3.5 million, estimates the greater metropolitan population will increase to 3.5 million by 2050. To accommodate this projected population growth, and to protect lifestyle values into the future, the strategy is focused on creating a connected city that is liveable, prosperous and sustainable, linking metropolitan centres with priority public transport. METRONET is the State Government?s vision to integrate transport and land use planning in Western Australia and provide a framework to support the sustainable growth of greater metropolitan Perth over the next 50 to 100 years. More than just a rail infrastructure program of works, METRONET planning goes beyond the station forecourts to shape and support the development of communities within the surrounding walkable catchments. METRONET will transform Perth with connected communities and new opportunities for businesses and jobs to grow. METRONET will create the opportunity to transform Perth through an expanded rail network that will see urban intensification in more than 5,000 hectares of land within walking distance of the stations, supporting delivery of the State?s metropolitan growth strategy Perth and Peel @ 3.5million. The Public Transport Authority?s (PTAs) Office of Major Transport Infrastructure Delivery (OMTID) Branch is responsible for the delivery phase of the METRONET transport related Infrastructure Projects. There are various projects currently in the Delivery phase. The PTA requires the services of an experienced Project Engineer to provide single discipline support and technical expertise on the following Project: Thornlie-Cockburn Link Project (TCL) The Thornlie-Cockburn Link project will be Perth?s first east-west cross line connection. The project will connect the existing Thornlie Station with the existing Cockburn Central Station, building two new stations ? Nicholson Road Station and Ranford Road Station. The project is currently in the delivery phase, with construction activities underway