Careers in Civil Construction
Interested in starting a career in a dynamic, progressive and growing industry?
The civil construction industry offers a wide range of occupations providing employment and career opportunities. The industry is one of the largest employers in Victoria, providing a diverse range of jobs and career pathways. Below is an example list of the different roles available and their required levels of training. (This is a guide only.)
Roles & Required Levels of Training
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Level A
Roles:
- Construction Labourer – Civil
- Construction Labourer – Bituminous Surfacer
- Precaste Concrete Worker
- Plant Operator (backhoe, grader, excavator, etc.)
- Trades Assistant
- Construction Labourer – Bituminous Surfacer
Required Level of Training
Usually has a skill level equal to the completion of Year 10, VCE or VCAL, Certificate I or II. Apprenticeships and traineeships may be offered at this level.
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Level B
Roles:
- Traffic Controller
- Leading Hand
- Piper Layer
- Crane Operator
- Contract Supervisor
- Earthworks Technician
- Drafting Assistant
- Cultural Heritage Advisor
- Site Occupational Health & Safety Coordinator.
Required Level of Training
Usually has a skills level equal to a Certificate III or IV, or at least three years relevant experience. Apprenticeships and traineeships may be offered at this level.
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Level C
Roles:
- Civil Construction Manager
- Contract Manager
- HR Advisor
- Site Manager
- Civil Construction Designer
- Social and Digital Media Advisor
- Site Occupational Health & Safety Advisor.
Required Level of Training
Usually requires a level of skill equal to a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. Training is often undertaken through a Vocational Education and Training (VET) provider. Some universities offer courses at this level.
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Level D
Roles:
- Project Manager
- Business Analyst
- Engineer
- Geotechnical
- Design
- Quality
- Environmental
- Occupational Health & Safety Specialist
- Public Relations Professional
- Cultural Heritage Manager
- Commercial Lawyer
- Quality Auditor
- Land Surveyor Civil Engineers
- Traffic
- Road
- Structural
- Materials and Testing
Required Level of Training
Usually requires a level of skill equal to a Bachelor Degree or higher qualification. Study is often taken at a university.
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To view more information about the different roles, qualifications and corresponding salary ranges, CLICK HERE.
CCF offers a range of skills training programs to assist you in obtaining the qualifications required for the role type / career path of your choice. CLICK HERE for more information on our training programs, or contact the CCF Team on 1300 DIAL CCF or email support@ccfvic.com.au