Jobs at Service Stream Limited

Administer and optimise operational systems, reporting, dashboards, workflows and automations. Manage user access, data quality, governance records and business documentation while supporting process improvements, system rollouts, testing, training and operational change. Partner with stakeholders to translate business requirements into practical technology and process solutions, improve compliance and standardise ways of working across programs.

Deliver compliant, constructable, cost-effective FTTP designs for Multi Dwelling Unit (MDU) projects under nbn BAT and FFU programs. Produce Detailed Design Documents (DDD-M), ensure alignment with nbn standards, perform FIR reviews, pathway and constructability assessments, stakeholder engagement, and troubleshoot complex design and construction issues.

Manage complex employee and industrial relations matters across unionised business units. Lead enterprise bargaining negotiations, union engagement, industrial risk assessment, tribunal representation, dispute resolution, investigations, and employment law advice. Partner with operational leaders on workforce planning, organisational change, productivity, and workforce risks. Develop leader training and support strategic industrial relations initiatives across geographically dispersed Australian operations.

Plans and delivers community and stakeholder engagement for telecommunications projects while coordinating enquiries, complaints, and escalations. Engages councils, government agencies, property stakeholders, clients, and community members; investigates issues; coordinates responses; maintains auditable records; monitors complaint trends and risks; prepares reports and formal correspondence; and supports compliance, continuous improvement, and timely project delivery.

Payroll Officer role in the Finance department at Sydney Water, located in Redfern NSW. Apply via the Service Stream Recruitment Team online application. No duties, qualifications, or salary listed.

Oversee traffic management operations across the ConnectSydney network, including developing and approving traffic plans, coordinating stakeholders and contractors, monitoring road occupancy and TfNSW compliance, conducting audits and inspections, and preparing performance reports. The role requires traffic management qualifications, transport engineering experience, knowledge of Australian standards and TfNSW directives, relevant design and planning software skills, communication abilities, and a current driver’s license.

Join Connect Sydney’s two-year 2027 Ignite Graduate Program as a Safety Advisor Graduate. Support safety management systems, incident investigations, data analysis, reporting, human factors, risk reduction, continuous improvement, and safety technology initiatives across Sydney transport infrastructure sites. The program includes job rotations, mentoring, formal learning, site visits, networking, and a pathway to permanent employment.

Coordinate depot, yard, warehouse, inventory, and logistics operations supporting civil and ITS maintenance. Responsibilities include maintaining safe and organized storage areas, receiving and dispatching goods, preparing material packs for field crews, logging returns, providing courier services, managing inventory and orders, and supporting fleet activities. The role requires warehousing experience, SAP or similar WMS experience, stocktake and receivals knowledge, computer literacy, strong communication, an MR truck licence, and a forklift licence.

Supports planning, coordination, administration, commercial tracking, and delivery of civil and intelligent transport systems projects across the transport network. Responsibilities include maintaining works programs, coordinating stakeholders, tracking progress, costs, risks, milestones, work orders, and purchase orders, preparing reports, supporting claims and forecasting, and improving project data and workflows. The role works across Operations, Traffic, Construction, Procurement, Commercial, and Finance teams.

Lead end-to-end structural infrastructure projects involving bridges, tunnels, marine structures, transport assets, and civil works. Responsibilities include developing methodologies, plans, budgets, schedules, tenders, forecasts, and management plans; administering contracts; managing subcontractors, suppliers, stakeholders, and multidisciplinary teams; monitoring cost, time, safety, quality, and environmental performance; and implementing corrective actions to achieve project objectives.