Job Satisfaction at Service Stream

I am currently working as a Junior Design Engineer. My responsibilities are HOP preparation, DFC review and preparation, AS-Built drawings preparation, Access request permit management, and so on.

Provide operational, analytical, commercial and financial support to the broader transport team.

Day-to-day responsibilities is to manage the crews complete the work as in scheduled and programmed.

I support the Telco Finance team in day to day tasks as well as undertake a range of unique tasks during the month end.

on a day to day basis my list of responsibilities is constantly growing from open-ended tasks to more procedural jobs to get done

I manage TAMP linemarking. My day-to-day responsibilities include: 1- Delivery of this year's program which includes TCS site, longlines, school zones, Pedestrian crossings, RRPMS and Pavement markings. 2- Tracking the completion of work. This includes photos ITPs and other relevant documents. 3- Maintenance of linemarking budget (so as to avoid overspending) 4- Forecasting of the value of work for upcoming weeks/months. 5- Preparing WORK ORDERS, PERCHASE ORDERS for all 6 subcontractors. 6- Managing the observations sent by TfNSW and internal (CS), making sure they are sorted asap. This includes talking to the subcontractors and getting the work awarded to them based on the availability and allocated zones. Once the work is completed, i send the evidence to Customer and Stakeholder teams. 7- Developing the award strategy for the program. 8- Ensuring each subcontractor is busy in their different zones with suitable amount of work. 9- Sorting out the access issues for the subcontractors- This may involve traffic management, dealing with other internal teams such as Maintenance, ITS team, Structures and special projects Teams 10- Managing the planning and delivery of special project linemarking request, which are sent by TfNSW. It involves doing the linemakring with the new guidelines and raising a separate a Purchase order. 11- Updating the cost codes in the payment claims of the subcontractors. 12-Scoped, finalized and awarded the 800k worth of Raised pedestrian crossings in the harbour zone.

Role: Graduate Engineer Responsibilities: Coordinate field service delivery, administrative support, and business needs of the project. • Manage data and documentation of daily service delivery performance and provide recommendation on improving efficiency. • Ensure urgent and sensitive enquiries are actioned before their due dates. • Coordinate field service delivery, technical design, and safety procedures. • Ensure required documents are provided in correct format by clients and subcontractors in order to avoid payment delays • Create and update reports and dashboards of performance, progress, cost, and payments on daily basis.

As a graduate project engineer, I am currently focusing on a large-scale power project. My daily work mainly involves serving as a project engineer and supervisor, handling daily project paperwork, managing subcontractors under the project, planning work, and participating in project fund management.

My responsibilities include: 1. Asset management: Every day I do inspection of defects with the help of asset manager and inspector. I evaluate the defects depending on the intervention level provided on contract. 2. Planning: After evaluation, we decide it the defect rectification is within our capability, if not then we sub-contract the defect rectification. Where I raise PO with Sub-contractor, review their SWMS, induct everyone working on site, do risk assessment of the job, provide traffic management (depending on the type and location of job) supervise them on site and documents all process. 3. Maintenance: If the defect rectification is within our capability, then we carry out all above procedures with our maintenance crews.

Site work, QA and QC. HSE and basic admin.

My role is supporting other team members on delivering their projects (preparing DFC/RLM/Review/HOP documents support and so on). Fairly satisfied as I still haven't got my own project to work with.