Fulton Hogan
Communications Graduate (Jan 2025)
Sydney, Sydney
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- AUD 65,000 - 85,000 / Year
- 1 vacancy
- Apply by 4 Aug 2024
- Start date 5 Jan 2025 - 11 Feb 2025
About The Opportunity
At Fulton Hogan, we deliver key road maintenance and construction projects across Sydney which will, in turn, drive better outcomes for our customers and the community.
We're hiring a Customer & Community Graduate to join our team based across our Rydalmere and Parramatta sites. This is an exciting opportunity for a student in their final year of Uni or a recent graduate. The core focus of this role is to communicate who we are, what we do, how we assist our customers and the countless benefits we bring to the community.
Day-to-day you will;
- Work collaboratively with the Community & Stakeholder Relations Manager & broader team.
- You'll assist with the development of strategies, events and collateral to inform and engage residents, traders, schools, community members and internal stakeholders about construction works taking place.
- You'll also collaborate with our traffic and construction teams to understand and mitigate impacts and disruptions.
Sound like you?
If this sounds like you and you would like to help build on our Good Work culture, then we would like to hear from you.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen +more
- Business & Management
- Bachelor or higher
- 70 WAM or Percentage
Reviews
As a comms graduate, the workload can be huge one day and small the next, but I feel like my line manager has increased my responsibilities and workload in a well constructed, supportive and logical way. My responsibilities are growing as I learn more, and I find that this helps my confidence! My work has largely been in assisting events, logging data, organising community engagement, discussing with the local community, emailing community members and managing occupations and their affect on the community. Additionally, I work directly with the client to draft and distribute works notices, working as a intermediary between the engineers and the community. The work and the job has exceeded my expectations.
I work as Site engineer day to day
Site engineer role
About the employer
Fulton Hogan
4.1
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Construction & Property
Fulton Hogan creates, connects, and cares for communities in Australia and New Zealand by delivering high-quality infrastructure.
Pros and cons of working at Fulton Hogan
Pros
I think the best thing about the company is the open working culture within colleagues. I was a bit scared as I am a chemical engineer but I was about to work in a construction/civil company. But, as soon as I started, I felt welcomed and at ease. The team I started with was just amazing and helped me settle in perfectly. Couldn't have asked for a better start.
Extremely supportive and friendly seniors that encourages, guides and mentors graduate to excel in their roles and provides opportunities to gain exposure/ experience in the industry.
The opportunities to learn, being given the time and space to travel between sites, to train and learn new things or refresh old skills. Having a team of incredible people that I can turn to for support and ask questions!
The atmosphere is super friendly that fosters growth and collaboration. The abundance of amazing learning opportunities to equip me with valuable skills and knowledge, complemented by a well-structured graduate program.
I think the best thing is the opportunity to work alongside a wide range of people and disciplines, opening your eyes to so many different skill sets. This gives you the opportunity to constantly learn, particularly as I am not from a construction or engineering background. Everybody in my direct and wider team is open to assisting me as well as having a laugh while still delivering great outcomes for the community. I really enjoy the top-down positive and cohesive environment that the team here provides, in more ways than one. I really enjoy working here!
Cons
You have to be quite adaptable, given the organisation's requirements are constantly changing you have to switch up what you are doing quite frequently.
Work Life Balance.
Long Working Hours, and Very Remote Place.
Long commute time to different projects.
Sometimes I work long hours (I like my job and the work, so I'm okay with it, but others may not be).