Construction Project Coordinator

Role overview

Launceston Airport is seeking an experienced Construction Project Coordinator to join its Planning & Infrastructure team. This position offers the chance to contribute to a wide mix of minor capital works across a busy, live airport setting. The work spans building, civil and infrastructure projects, with regular interaction across airport tenants, contractors, regulators and operational teams. The role plays an important part in supporting the continued growth and development of Tasmania’s fastest-growing airport.

What you will do

• Oversee and help deliver the airport’s minor capital works program, making sure projects are completed safely, within schedule, on budget and to the required industry standards.
• Manage coordination with contractors, consultants, tenants and third parties, while ensuring airport rules, safety expectations and regulatory responsibilities are met.
• Assist Project Managers with major capital works by handling reporting, procurement support, contractor onboarding, permit coordination and stakeholder communication.

What the team is looking for

• Hands-on experience delivering building and civil infrastructure projects, including strong capability in project and contractor coordination.
• Well-developed stakeholder management skills and the ability to work effectively with contractors, consultants, regulators and operational teams.
• A proactive, positive approach with strong organisation, communication and problem-solving abilities, ideally gained in construction, infrastructure, facilities or project delivery settings.

About Launceston Airport

Launceston Airport aims to be the “Port of Choice” and a leading gateway to Tasmania. It has a long history beginning with a grass runway in 1929 and has continued to grow into an award-winning airport. Safety, security and a strong passenger experience remain central to everything the airport does. The organisation is operated by Australia Pacific Airports Corporation (APAC), which is majority-owned by institutional superannuation and pension funds.

The company’s offices are based inside the terminal building, close to the centre of airport activity. The workplace is described as friendly and high-performing, with a strong focus on employee growth and a collaborative culture built around the values of Be You, Think Big, Own it and Work Together.

Benefits and workplace support

• 24/7 airport parking access for both business and personal use
• Flexible hybrid working arrangements
• One extra day of leave called Airport Holiday
• One additional Wellness Day of leave
• Mental health and wellbeing initiatives
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Opportunities for career and professional development
• Participation in social impact days and activities
• Living in Launceston, one of Australia’s only six “30 minute cities”

Diversity and inclusion

APAC places strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion, and aims to build a workplace where every team member can contribute fully and reach their potential. Applications are welcomed from people of all backgrounds, including those of different genders, ages, sexual orientations, races, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, caring responsibilities, disabilities and socio-economic backgrounds. The company values authenticity, passion, accountability and collaboration.

Additional information

The employer encourages applicants who may not meet every listed requirement but feel they have the right attitude and potential to grow within the team to apply and discuss the opportunity further. The role is based in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia and is a full-time onsite position.