E&I Supervisor - Future Fuels Project

• Fixed Term contract with full-time hours
• Be part of a major upgrade to our oil refinery located in Lytton, Queensland
• Contribute to improved fuel efficiency for Queensland and Australia

About Ampol

We are proud of our heritage. We have been powering better journeys for all Australians for over 100 years. As Australia’s very own fuel brand we are committed to making those journeys easier by meeting Australia’s needs at every step with the care and service we all deserve. And, as we grow, we continue to evolve, to ensure we have low carbon solutions that will meet the needs of our customers well into the future.

As part of the energy transition for transport fuels, we are undertaking a major upgrade to our oil refinery located in Lytton, Queensland, to accommodate changes to fuel standards regulated by the Commonwealth Government. The upgrade is known as the ‘Ampol Future Fuels Gasoline Desulfurisation Project’ to secure Australia’s long-term fuel supply by ensuring our sovereign refining capability meets our needs during an emergency and into the future.

The Project will contribute to improved fuel efficiency within Queensland and Australia, resulting in reduced running costs for users and consumers and will also serve to reduce greenhouse gas emissions; contributing to emissions reduction targets; and lowering health costs associated with air quality issues.

About the role:

The objective of the Future Fuels E&I Supervisor is to ensure that all E&I construction activities of the Lytton Refinery Future Fuels Project are carried out in the best interests of Ampol to deliver compliance with mandated Australian fuel quality specifications in early 2025. The Future Fuels E&I Supervisor will work closely with the Construction Superintendents, other Ampol Construction personnel and EPC Contractor to help deliver required outcomes for the Future Fuels Project.

This is a fixed term – full time basis opportunity until December 2025 with the possibility of extension and career paths within Ampol broader business and based at our Lytton Refinery in the port of Brisbane.

Key responsibilities:

• Ensure all E&I works are executed in accordance with the agreed scope and commercial conditions and adherence to the Project Specifications and procedures.
• Maintaining/protecting schedule and quality while preserving cost-effectiveness.
• Construction input into the assessment, scoping and delivery of the E&I Construction activities within the Project.
• Ensuring that the personnel and equipment of the existing plant are not adversely impacted by introduction of a major workforce.
• Ensuring problems and issues are resolved expeditiously and intervene when required to ensure MC maintains the required standards.
• Holding the EPC Contractor responsible for management of subcontractors and delivery of their Contractual obligations.
• To monitor and verify the EPC Contractor’s planning and activities for the E&I works.
• Align & integrate construction items in the field with Operations, EPC Contractor & Turnaround teams.
• Ensuring compliance of Major Hazardous Facility E&I Installations.

About you:

You demonstrate a proactive mindset and the ability to engage and collaborate with all relevant stakeholders involved such as managers, superintendents, team members, subcontractors and operations to achieve the strategic goals of the project.

We are ideally looking for an outcome focused E&I Supervisor with demonstrated experience in client-side Construction and planning in complex contracting environments within a E&I EPC with the ability to work as part of a multi-disciple project management team, to apply innovative thinking and problem-solving skills and to balance and manage a diverse workforce .

Key skills and experience:

• Electrical Mechanic Licence as per “Electrical Safety Regulation 2013”
• Attainment in “Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas”
• Client role experience in large, complex hydrocarbon projects either in Refining, LNG, or similar industry with E&I scopes; T&I (shutdown), operations, maintenance or reliability/technical role
• Experience of Construction dealing with an Operational environment in an Australian Major Hazards Facility.
• Experience in commissioning, completion, and handover of project assets to an operating team.
• Experience in IR management in an Australian environment.
• Experience working with a Client Operation team.
• Working with “Permit to Work” processes.

We’re an equal opportunity workplace. We not only embrace diversity and inclusion; we celebrate what makes you unique. We welcome applications from people of all ages, cultural backgrounds, and diverse sexualities and genders. We also highly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply for roles with Ampol.