All the Players · Brisbane
Builders
Understand the builders, the work they deliver and the experience you could gain. Explore Brisbane and South East Queensland through the companies shaping the market.
Brisbane builder market.
Explore company scale, project types, locations and opportunities to learn. Tier groups describe market position. Each builder profile shows the evidence behind its classification.
Before you explore the builders
Choose your next move strategically.
When someone calls with a higher salary, take the time to assess the whole opportunity. Consider the work you will do, the people you can learn from, the responsibility you can earn and how the role fits your life.
Every builder has something to teach you. Choose the environment that develops the capability you need next and gives you the opportunity to build a record of seeing projects through. Ask whether you could gain that experience with your current employer, too.
Build a record of seeing it through
Build credibility through sustained delivery.
Think strategically about the next two years and the longer chapters of your career. A useful role gives you opportunities to grow, deliver and remain accountable for the consequences of earlier decisions.
Repeated stays under two years
A pattern of short stays can raise questions about whether you worked through difficult periods, navigated the organisation and stayed accountable for outcomes. Be ready to explain each move and the work you completed.
Four to six years in one business
A substantial stint can strengthen your record through progression, completed projects, handovers, closeout, defects and inherited problems. Where project durations allow, seeing more than one project through can demonstrate sustained delivery.
Show what you owned, delivered, resolved and improved. Use the builder profiles to identify the environment that can help you build that evidence.
These time ranges are practical career guideposts. Project contracts, redundancies, personal circumstances and the reasons for moving give tenure important context.
How the tier groups and profiles work
Tier 1: Major contractors delivering large and complex building or infrastructure programmes. Tier 2: Established contractors serving the middle and upper building market, including national specialists. Tier 3: Brisbane and SEQ builders with published annual turnover of approximately $50 million to $200 million.
Industry tier labels are not standardised. Buildit records the basis, reporting year and entity behind each grouping. Indicative classifications are labelled. Companies without enough evidence to fit a group remain visible under “Classification to confirm”. Parent group revenue, project pipeline and QBCC maximum revenue limits are not treated as a builder’s actual annual turnover.
Project samples show the public work we could verify. They do not represent a builder’s complete workload. Company facts, public employee reviews and Buildit member endorsements remain separate sources of information.
Classification references include Newpoint’s 2026 Tier 2 Builder review. This report describes its own peer group, not an official nationwide register. The $50m to $200m Tier 3 range is Buildit’s directory convention; each profile identifies the supporting turnover evidence.
Research checked 15 September 2026
Tier 1 builders
Major contractors delivering large and complex building or infrastructure programmes.
National head office: Fortitude Valley, BrisbaneView development profile CPB ContractorsHospitals / Office buildings / Corrections / Rail infrastructureIndicative classificationNot publicly verified
Level 10, Blue Tower, 12 Creek Street, Brisbane QLD 4000View development profile John HollandHospitals / Aged care / Universities and TAFE / SchoolsIndicative classificationA$6.725bn revenue in calendar 2024, John Holland Pty Ltd consolidated entities; excludes equity-accounted share
Level 3, 1000 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile LendleaseHospitals / Research and laboratories / Schools / Universities and TAFEIndicative classificationNot verified
Level 8, 25 King Street, Bowen Hills QLD 4006View development profile MirvacApartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Office buildings / Warehouses and distributionIndicative classificationConstruction-division annual turnover not separately verified; group assets and development sales are not substituted
Heritage Lanes, Level 14, 80 Ann Street, Brisbane QLD 4000View development profile MultiplexApartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Office buildings / HospitalsIndicative classificationUS$3.8bn global revenue in 2025; Australian entity revenue not separately verified
Level 6, 240 Queen Street, Brisbane QLD 4000View development profile
Tier 2 builders
Established contractors across commercial building and specialist sectors.
23 Graham Street, Milton QLD 4064View development profile AhrensWarehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Agricultural infrastructure / Grain storageIndicative classificationReported more than $650m in the financial year preceding the October 2025 Vaughan acquisition announcement; Ahrens group before acquisition.
31 Murray Street, Bowen Hills QLD 4006View development profile BADGE ConstructionsHospitals / Aged care / Schools / Universities and TAFEIndicative classificationOfficial site reports annual group turnover above $450m; financial year not stated.
63 Oxford Street, Bulimba QLD 4171View development profile BuildcorpOffice fitouts / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Hospitals / Universities and TAFESourced classificationFY2025 revenue $824m in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 builder report.
Brisbane office confirmed; current street address not verified.View development profile BuiltHospitals / Office buildings / Mixed commercial and residential towers / Hotels and resortsSourced classificationCompany reports annual revenue above A$4bn; financial year not stated
Level 1, Waterloo Junction, 12 Commercial Road, Newstead QLD 4006View development profile Built EnvironsHospitals / Schools / Universities and TAFE / Sport and recreationIndicative classificationNot publicly verified
Level 4, 230 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile CIP ConstructionsWarehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Factories and manufacturing / Large format retail and homemaker centresIndicative classificationNot publicly verified
Level 1, 33 Brandl Street, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113View development profile DelucaWarehouses and distribution / Large format retail and homemaker centres / Shopping centres and major retail / Mixed commercial and retailIndicative classificationAbout A$250m group annual turnover reported in 2024; current entity figure not verified
Brisbane; postal address PO Box 1514, Milton QLD 4064View development profile FDC Construction & FitoutCommercial fitout and refurbishment / Office buildings / Warehouses and distribution / Retirement livingSourced classificationA$1.69bn group revenue, FY ended 30 June 2026
Level 3, 1 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead QLD 4006View development profile FKG GroupSchools / Hospitals / Aged care / Retirement livingSourced classificationNot publicly verified
106 Newmarket Road, Windsor QLD 4030View development profile Hansen YunckenSchools / Universities and TAFE / Hospitals / Research and laboratoriesSourced classificationA$926m FY2025 revenue reported by Newpoint for Hansen Yuncken; legal consolidation scope not specified.
Level 1, 639 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile Hutchinson BuildersMixed use developments / Office buildings / Schools / Universities and TAFESourced classificationA$3.34bn, 2024/25 company-reported turnover
584 Milton Road, Toowong QLD 4066View development profile IconMixed use developments / Hospitals / Research and laboratories / Universities and TAFESourced classificationNot verified
Tenancy T1B, Level 1, 143 Coronation Drive, Milton QLD 4064View development profile Kane ConstructionsSchools / Universities and TAFE / Hospitals / Aged careSourced classificationA$1,014m FY2025 revenue reported by Newpoint for Kane Constructions; legal consolidation scope not specified.
14 Fox Street, Albion QLD 4010View development profile Mainbrace ConstructionsShopping centres and major retail / Supermarkets / Large format retail and homemaker centres / Warehouses and distributionSourced classificationA$521m FY2025 revenue reported by Newpoint for Mainbrace Constructions; legal consolidation scope not specified.
Suite 2.1, Level 2, 203 Wharf Street, Spring Hill QLD 4000View development profile McNabMixed use developments / Aged care / Retirement living / SchoolsSourced classificationA$1bn annual GROUP turnover reported on website; year not specified
Level 2, SW1, 32 Cordelia Street, South Brisbane QLD 4101View development profile Mosaic ConstructionApartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Shopping centres and major retailIndicative classificationAnnual construction-entity turnover not published in the checked sources; development pipeline values are excluded
Level 6, 89 McLachlan Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile PayntersSchools / Hospitals / Medical centres and day surgeries / Aged careIndicative classificationNot independently verified
Head office: 7 Baroona Road, Milton QLD 4064View development profile QanstructWarehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Industrial facilitiesIndicative classificationNot independently verified
No current Brisbane office listed on the checked official siteView development profile RenascentOffice fitouts / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Schools / Individual retail fitoutsIndicative classificationAUD400m annual turnover, company-reported; financial year not specified
Suite A, Level 12, 157 Ann Street, Brisbane QLD 4000View development profile Richard Crookes ConstructionsHospitals / Universities and TAFE / Schools / Cold storage and food processingSourced classificationAUD1.540bn FY2025 reported by Newpoint. Company homepage separately states AUD1.9bn without a financial year.
84 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington QLD 4064View development profile RohrigSchools / Pubs and clubs / Aged care / Automotive showrooms and facilitiesIndicative classificationNot independently verified
Level 4, 1 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead QLD 4006View development profile SHAPECommercial fitout and refurbishment / Hotels and resorts / Schools / Universities and TAFEIndicative classificationMore than $1.2bn revenue in FY26, reported 19 August 2026; consolidated company scope.
Brisbane office; company reports more than 25 years operating in Queensland.View development profile Schiavello ConstructionCommercial fitout and refurbishment / Hotels and resorts / Hospitals / Medical centres and day surgeriesIndicative classificationNot publicly verified
The construction contact page serves NSW / ACT / QLD from Surry Hills, Sydney. A separate Brisbane construction office is not currently listed.View development profile Tomkins CommercialApartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Warehouses and distributionIndicative classificationNo numerical annual revenue disclosed on the reviewed financial-strength page.
11 Ashtan Place, Banyo QLD 4014.View development profile Total ConstructionAged care / Retirement living / Self storage / Warehouses and distributionIndicative classification$300m+ annual national turnover in the published 2025 company snapshot; exact financial year not specified.
13/16 Metroplex Avenue, Murarrie QLD 4172.View development profile WileyCold storage and food processing / Factories and manufacturing / Warehouses and distribution / SchoolsIndicative classificationNot publicly verified
Level 3, 100 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102.View development profile Woollam ConstructionsSchools / Universities and TAFE / Community and cultural buildings / Sport and recreationIndicative classification$220m–$260m annual group revenue reported December 2024; financial year and construction-only revenue not specified.
71 Lytton Road, East Brisbane QLD 4169.View development profile
Tier 3 builders
Brisbane and SEQ presence with published annual turnover around $50m to $200m. Check the reporting year in each profile.
SEQ office: Varsity Lakes. Brisbane office not confirmed.View development profile QuadricOffice buildings / Universities and TAFE / Schools / HospitalsSourced classificationAUD65m average yearly turnover; averaging period and FY unspecified
Fortitude Valley office; joinery workshop in SalisburyView development profile SpaceframeWarehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Factories and manufacturing / Office buildingsSourced classificationAUD130m total revenue, 2025 reporting year — IBISWorld
Australian head office in MurarrieView development profile
Classification to confirm
Additional local builders and businesses whose revenue, entity or current market position needs confirmation.
1A, 120 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile Alder Group / Alder ConstructionsSchools / Childcare and early learning / Office buildings / Industrial facilitiesEvidence developingNot verified in reviewed sources
153 Racecourse Road, Ascot QLD 4007View development profile Apollo Property GroupHospitals / Childcare and early learning / Office fitouts / Defence facilitiesEvidence developingNot verified in reviewed sources
Level 2, 455 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile Ashley Cooper ConstructionHotels and resorts / Schools / Office buildings / Commercial fitout and refurbishmentEvidence developingAnnual turnover not publicly verified
Northgate, BrisbaneView development profile Balmain & CoApartment buildings / Townhouses and low rise housing / Social and affordable housing / Mixed use developmentsEvidence developingOfficial capabilities publishes $120m+ turnover per year; no financial year or upper bound.
16 Douglas Street, Milton QLDView development profile Blackwatch ProjectsApartment buildings / Mixed commercial and residential towers / Office buildings / RetailEvidence developingAnnual turnover not publicly verified
Newstead, BrisbaneView development profile Bryant Building ContractorsSchools / Aged care / Apartment buildings / Libraries and community buildingsEvidence developingNot publicly verified
Brisbane operation confirmed; street address not verified in readable contact materialView development profile Constructions GroupApartment buildings / Mixed commercial and residential towers / Hotels and resorts / Medical centres and day surgeriesEvidence developingNot publicly verified
Level 2B, 57 Coronation Drive, Brisbane QLD 4000View development profile McCormackOffice buildings / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Retail / SchoolsEvidence developingAnnual turnover not publicly verified
New workplace project lists Level 1, 128 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley; confirm address as contact page still lists Riverside CentreView development profile MettleCommercial fitout and refurbishment / Heritage and adaptive reuse / Supermarkets / Hotels and resortsEvidence developingUndated forecast of circa A$75m; actual annual turnover not verified
Level 1, 112 Alfred Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006View development profile NiclinApartment buildings / Social and affordable housing / Medical centres and day surgeries / Large format retail and homemaker centresEvidence developingAnnual turnover not publicly verified
Murarrie, BrisbaneView development profile St Hilliers — legacy contracting profileRetirement living / Medical centres and day surgeriesEvidence developingCompany status noteNot publicly verified
Current contracting office and recruitment status not verified.View development profile UnitaCommercial fitout and refurbishment / Medical centres and day surgeries / Hospitality / Shopping centres and major retailEvidence developing$78.3m revenue reported in the company’s 2017 history. Current annual revenue not verified.
17 Morgan Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006.View development profile iQ ConstructHotels and resorts / Schools / Universities and TAFE / Sport and recreationEvidence developingAnnual turnover not publicly verified
Brisbane head office in Fortitude ValleyView development profile
Each profile brings together sourced company information and project evidence. As Buildit participation grows, anonymous member endorsements will help describe the strengths people experience first hand.
BESIX Watpac
Hospitals / Stadiums and arenas / Office buildings / Defence facilities
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 1. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1983BESIX Watpac — company profile
- Ownership and entity
- Part of BESIX GroupBESIX Watpac — company profile
- Head office
- Level 7, 470 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006BESIX Watpac — office contacts
- Office network
- Brisbane, Townsville, Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, Port Macquarie and ChristchurchBESIX Watpac — office contacts
- Published workforce
- 650+ employees reported by BESIX Watpac; company snapshot, not BESIX global workforce.BESIX Watpac — company profile
- Published annual turnover
- Not verified in reviewed sources
Indicative major-project Tier 1 grouping based on complex national health, stadium and infrastructure delivery; not an accredited tier or employee-quality score.BESIX Watpac — company profile · Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac project · Ipswich Hospital Expansion — August 2026 progress · Te Kaha / One New Zealand Stadium — BESIX Watpac project
Delivery approach and market position
1,200+ projects since 1983, as reported by the company.
BESIX Watpac — company profileAustralia and New Zealand; substantial Queensland presence.
BESIX Watpac — company profile · BESIX Watpac — office contactsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Stadiums and arenasSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Airports and aviationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Roads and bridgesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Residential towersListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Kangaroo Point Green Bridge
Roads and bridges · Brisbane
AUD $288m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
2021–2024 delivery by BESIX Watpac-led Connect Brisbane team. Published value is the whole project, not an isolated contractor share.
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac projectIpswich Hospital Expansion
Hospitals · Ipswich
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Active · 2026
August 2026 company update reports structure and fitout progress. Separate from ADCO’s hospital car park; no contract sum verified in reviewed update.
Ipswich Hospital Expansion — August 2026 progressOne New Zealand Stadium / Te Kaha
Stadiums and arenas · Christchurch
NZ$683m published project value; not AUD and not converted
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2026
2021–2026 stadium delivery. New Zealand project; published value not converted to Australian dollars.
Te Kaha / One New Zealand Stadium — BESIX Watpac project2 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roads and bridgesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Kangaroo Point Green Bridge
Roads and bridges · Brisbane
AUD $288m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
2021–2024 delivery by BESIX Watpac-led Connect Brisbane team. Published value is the whole project, not an isolated contractor share.
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac projectIpswich Hospital Expansion
Hospitals · Ipswich
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Active · 2026
August 2026 company update reports structure and fitout progress. Separate from ADCO’s hospital car park; no contract sum verified in reviewed update.
Ipswich Hospital Expansion — August 2026 progressHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 7, 470 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006BESIX Watpac — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- National head office: Fortitude Valley, BrisbaneBESIX Watpac — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Stakeholder and approval navigation
Portfolio inference: Large public infrastructure offers exposure to complex client governance, interfaces and approval workflows. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac project · Ipswich Hospital Expansion — August 2026 progressTechnical package coordination
Portfolio inference: Hospitals and stadiums offer opportunities to coordinate complex services, design and specialist trade packages. This does not establish autonomy or mentoring quality. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Ipswich Hospital Expansion — August 2026 progress · Te Kaha / One New Zealand Stadium — BESIX Watpac projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Company reports 250+ awards since 2000. Selected recent project awards shown; total is company-reported and not annual.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 9 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
AIB National Professional Excellence — Infrastructure
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge · 2026
BESIX Watpac — 2026 AIB awardsEngineers Australia Queensland — Project of the Year
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge · 2025
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac projectInternational Bridge Conference — Arthur G. Hayden Medal
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge · 2026
Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac projectSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.4 / 572 public reviews or ratings
Work–life balance: 3.3 / 5
Career development: 3.1 / 5
Benefits and perks: 2.8 / 5
Management: 3.1 / 5
Working environment: 3.3 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.2 / 5
Self-selected external company-wide reviews; not a Brisbane role-specific measure or a Buildit endorsement.
BESIX Watpac — SEEK employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.2 / 518 public reviews or ratings
Indexed BESIX Watpac employer summary. Self-selected company-wide sample; not the larger BESIX parent company.
BESIX Watpac — Glassdoor employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- BESIX Watpac — company profile
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BESIX Watpac — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kangaroo Point Green Bridge — BESIX Watpac project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ipswich Hospital Expansion — August 2026 progress
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Te Kaha / One New Zealand Stadium — BESIX Watpac project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BESIX Watpac — 2026 AIB awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BESIX Watpac — SEEK employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - BESIX Watpac — Glassdoor employee reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
BESIX Watpac entity; not the separate BESIX global group review page.
CPB Contractors
Hospitals / Office buildings / Corrections / Rail infrastructure
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 1. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- More than 90 years of predecessor and company history; not a claim about the current legal entity’s incorporation dateCPB — official overview
- Ownership and entity
- CIMIC Group companyTownsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift appointment
- Head office
- Level 18, 177 Pacific Highway, North Sydney NSW 2060CPB — office locations
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart and AucklandCPB — office locations
- Published workforce
- Company reports 12,000+ people working across projects and offices; not verified as direct employee headcountCPB — official overview
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Indicative Tier 1: major national infrastructure and building contractor within CIMIC, including rail alliances, hospitals and large government programs.CPB — official overview · Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift appointment
Delivery approach and market position
Company reports 150+ social and health infrastructure projects over its history; not annual volume
CPB — official overviewAustralia and New Zealand; project location can be far from an employing office
CPB — official overview · CPB — office locationsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 1 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| CorrectionsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $500m to $1bnConfirmed construction contracts | Typical size not established1 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Rail infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Roads and bridgesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| TunnelsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Airports and aviationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Power and renewable energyListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Water and wastewaterListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift
Corrections · Townsville
Approximately A$730m expected revenue to CPB
Construction contract value
Active · 2026
Managing contractor appointment announced 25 August 2026; year is award year. 400 new beds. Expected contract revenue, not company annual turnover.
Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift appointmentParkline Place — Pitt Street North Tower
Office buildings · Sydney CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
39-storey commercial tower above Gadigal Station; design and construct contract.
Parkline Place — Pitt Street North TowerNepean Hospital Redevelopment Stage 1
Hospitals · Kingswood, Western Sydney
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2022
14-storey clinical building; construction-only delivery, completed in 2022. Contract value not established in these sources.
Nepean Hospital Redevelopment Stage 1 · HOCHTIEF / CIMIC — Nepean Stage 2 appointment and Stage 1 completionCross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems Package
Rail infrastructure · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
Unity Alliance package; company states major construction completed 2024. The A$2.73bn mentioned on the page belongs to a separate CIMIC PPP package and is excluded here.
Cross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems Package2 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 1 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| CorrectionsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $500m to $1bnConfirmed construction contracts | Typical size not established1 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Rail infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift
Corrections · Townsville
Approximately A$730m expected revenue to CPB
Construction contract value
Active · 2026
Managing contractor appointment announced 25 August 2026; year is award year. 400 new beds. Expected contract revenue, not company annual turnover.
Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift appointmentCross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems Package
Rail infrastructure · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
Unity Alliance package; company states major construction completed 2024. The A$2.73bn mentioned on the page belongs to a separate CIMIC PPP package and is excluded here.
Cross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems PackageHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 18, 177 Pacific Highway, North Sydney NSW 2060CPB — office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 10, Blue Tower, 12 Creek Street, Brisbane QLD 4000CPB — office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Stakeholder and approval navigation
Government programs and alliances can expose staff to layered decisions, stakeholder engagement and complex workflows; this does not establish the quality of internal systems. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift appointment · Cross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems PackagePolitical navigation and commercial governance
Multi-party delivery can require understanding decision rights, escalation and the interests of different organisations. No autonomy, mentoring or systems rating is inferred. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Parkline Place — Pitt Street North Tower · Cross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems PackageAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1One verified 2023 construction award shown; no lifetime count asserted.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
12 sources4 named project examples · 11 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australian Institute of Building Professional Excellence — Commercial Construction Award
Nepean Hospital Redevelopment Stage 1 · 2023
Nepean Stage 1 — 2023 AIB Commercial Construction AwardSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.7 / 5413 public reviews or ratings
Work/life balance: 3.4 / 5
Career development: 3.4 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.4 / 5
Management: 3.3 / 5
Working environment: 3.7 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.7 / 5
All-role, all-location self-selected employee reviews. Category samples differ (411–412 ratings); not a prediction for an individual team.
CPB reviews — SEEK · CPB Contractors — SEEK entity matchChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.7 / 5514 public reviews or ratings
Company identity matched through cpbcon.com.au and Australian headquarters. 3.7/5 from 514 ratings agrees on review and overview pages. Worldwide profile across roles and locations, not a Brisbane-only or Australian-only filtered sample.
CPB reviews — Glassdoor · CPB Contractors — Glassdoor entity and snapshot auditChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- CPB — official overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - CPB — office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Townsville Correction Centre Capacity Uplift appointment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Parkline Place — Pitt Street North Tower
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Nepean Hospital Redevelopment Stage 1
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Cross River Rail — Rail Integration and Systems Package
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Company labels this package completed, with major construction in 2024. This does not establish operational opening of the whole Cross River Rail program. - CPB reviews — SEEK
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - CPB reviews — Glassdoor
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Search titles and parsed body differed slightly in score/count; use as a dated snapshot. - Nepean Stage 1 — 2023 AIB Commercial Construction Award
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - HOCHTIEF / CIMIC — Nepean Stage 2 appointment and Stage 1 completion
company · Checked 2026-09-15
9 January 2023 announcement says Stage 1 was completed the previous year. - CPB Contractors — Glassdoor entity and snapshot audit
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Company identity matched through cpbcon.com.au and Australian headquarters. 3.7/5 from 514 ratings agrees on review and overview pages. Worldwide profile across roles and locations, not a Brisbane-only or Australian-only filtered sample. - CPB Contractors — SEEK entity match
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Profile website and Australian location match the researched contractor; aggregate includes different roles, places and employment periods.
John Holland
Hospitals / Aged care / Universities and TAFE / Schools
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 1. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Owned by CCCI, a wholly owned subsidiary of CCCCJohn Holland corporate governance
- Head office
- Level 9, 180 Flinders Street, Melbourne VIC 3000John Holland 2024 financial report
- Office network
- Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Auckland, plus specialist locationsJohn Holland offices
- Published workforce
- Not verified
- Published annual turnover
- A$6.725bn revenue in calendar 2024, John Holland Pty Ltd consolidated entities; excludes equity-accounted shareJohn Holland 2024 financial report
Major national infrastructure and building contractor; indicative grouping based on portfolio and consolidated scale.John Holland corporate governance · John Holland 2024 financial report
Delivery approach and market position
Major building, rail, road and water programmes, including joint ventures
John Holland current newsPrimarily Australia; regional office network also includes New Zealand
John Holland 2024 financial reportProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Justice and correctionsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Rail infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Roads and bridgesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Water and wastewaterListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Power and renewable energyListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Waterfront Brisbane — Stage 1
Office buildings · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Stage 1 builder appointment, not the entire two-stage development. Current homepage reports podium construction. Original completion forecast is outdated; no current date asserted.
Waterfront Brisbane Stage 1 appointment · John Holland current newsGold Coast Light Rail — Stage 3
Rail infrastructure · Broadbeach South to Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Company announces passenger opening on 9 August 2026. Contract value not verified; transport project, not a building.
John Holland current newsVictorian Heart Hospital
Hospitals · Clayton, Melbourne
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Specialist cardiac hospital; project role listed in company health portfolio. Value and completion year not verified in the cited page.
John Holland health portfolio2 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Rail infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Waterfront Brisbane — Stage 1
Office buildings · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Stage 1 builder appointment, not the entire two-stage development. Current homepage reports podium construction. Original completion forecast is outdated; no current date asserted.
Waterfront Brisbane Stage 1 appointment · John Holland current newsGold Coast Light Rail — Stage 3
Rail infrastructure · Broadbeach South to Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Company announces passenger opening on 9 August 2026. Contract value not verified; transport project, not a building.
John Holland current newsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 9, 180 Flinders Street, Melbourne VIC 3000John Holland 2024 financial report
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 3, 1000 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006John Holland offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Programme and interface management
Large urban building and transport projects can develop multi-party coordination, construction sequencing and change management. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Waterfront Brisbane Stage 1 appointment · John Holland current newsGovernance navigation
Published corporate controls suggest exposure to delegated authority, formal reporting and stakeholder approval pathways; this does not establish autonomy or system quality. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
John Holland corporate governanceAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1Selected award evidence only; no verified lifetime total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources3 named project examples · 12 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australian Development of the Year
Victorian Heart Hospital · 2024
Property Council development awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.8 / 5294 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 3.4 / 5
Career development: 3.5 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.4 / 5
Management: 3.4 / 5
Working environment: 3.7 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.7 / 5
76% recommend; 93% salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 293 ratings. Covers multiple roles, projects and locations.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Employer-specific review page located, but aggregate listing did not resolve reliably. No score or count published from search snippets; no individual review reproduced.
GLASSDOOR employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- John Holland corporate governance
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - John Holland 2024 financial report
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - John Holland offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - John Holland current news
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Waterfront Brisbane Stage 1 appointment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - John Holland health portfolio
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Property Council development awards
awards · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. 76% recommend; 93% salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 293 ratings. Covers multiple roles, projects and locations. - GLASSDOOR employee review snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. Employer-specific review page located, but aggregate listing did not resolve reliably. No score or count published from search snippets; no individual review reproduced.
Lendlease
Hospitals / Research and laboratories / Schools / Universities and TAFE
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 1. Member evidence is published separately.
Australian construction business remains active under Lendlease. Overseas construction disposals must not be mistaken for the Australian business closing or rebranding.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Lendlease group; investment, development and construction activitiesLendlease corporate website
- Head office
- Level 14, Tower Three, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo NSW 2000Lendlease office locations
- Office network
- Australian capital-city offices; global group locations also listedLendlease office locations
- Published workforce
- Not verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not verified
Large Australian construction programme contractor; indicative classification based on current construction portfolio and scale.Current Australian construction business
Delivery approach and market position
A$8.4bn construction backlog and A$6.4bn new work secured at 30 June 2026; these are not annual turnover
Current Australian construction businessConstruction operations in Australian states and territories
Current Australian construction businessProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Research and laboratoriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Data centresListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Airports and aviationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Rail infrastructureListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Cairns Convention Centre redevelopment
Community and cultural buildings · Cairns
A$176m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Managing contractor; A$176m government project cost, not an identified construction contract.
Cairns Convention Centre openingGold Coast Airport southern terminal expansion
Airports and aviation · Coolangatta, Gold Coast
A$260m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
A$260m terminal investment; separate airside works and whole-precinct spending excluded.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolio · Gold Coast Airport terminal redevelopmentNew Performing Arts Venue
Community and cultural buildings · South Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed Queensland construction project. Current completion date and construction value not verified; older programme estimates not reused.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolioBrisbane Girls Grammar School Science Learning Centre
Schools · Spring Hill, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed Queensland science-learning project. Completion date and value not stated in cited portfolio.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolio4 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community and cultural buildingsSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Airports and aviationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Cairns Convention Centre redevelopment
Community and cultural buildings · Cairns
A$176m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Managing contractor; A$176m government project cost, not an identified construction contract.
Cairns Convention Centre openingGold Coast Airport southern terminal expansion
Airports and aviation · Coolangatta, Gold Coast
A$260m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
A$260m terminal investment; separate airside works and whole-precinct spending excluded.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolio · Gold Coast Airport terminal redevelopmentNew Performing Arts Venue
Community and cultural buildings · South Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed Queensland construction project. Current completion date and construction value not verified; older programme estimates not reused.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolioBrisbane Girls Grammar School Science Learning Centre
Schools · Spring Hill, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed Queensland science-learning project. Completion date and value not stated in cited portfolio.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolioHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 14, Tower Three, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo NSW 2000Lendlease office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 8, 25 King Street, Bowen Hills QLD 4006Lendlease office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Public infrastructure stakeholder coordination
Health, airport and cultural projects can develop approval navigation, operational interfaces and commissioning coordination. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolio · Cairns Convention Centre openingMulti-office delivery
A national organisation offers varied project settings; actual relocation or travel requirements need agreement for the specific role. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Lendlease office locationsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1A historical builder recognition is shown; current award total not verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 13 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australian Institute of Building National — Research, Development & Technology
25 King · 2019
Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolioSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.5 / 5431 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 3.4 / 5
Career development: 3.2 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.4 / 5
Management: 3.1 / 5
Working environment: 3.5 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.5 / 5
68% recommend; 87% salary high/average. Group-wide history includes multiple countries and business lines, not only current Australian construction.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Search completed; results mixed locations and historic group operations, and the employer aggregate page did not reliably resolve. No score presented.
Checked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Current Australian construction business
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Lendlease corporate website
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Lendlease office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queensland and Northern Territory construction portfolio
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Cairns Convention Centre opening
government · Checked 2026-09-15 - Gold Coast Airport terminal redevelopment
industry · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. 68% recommend; 87% salary high/average. Group-wide history includes multiple countries and business lines, not only current Australian construction.
Mirvac
Apartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Office buildings / Warehouses and distribution
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 1. Member evidence is published separately.
Integrated developer/builder: employment exposure depends on business unit as well as project.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1972Mirvac: our story
- Ownership and entity
- ASX-listed Mirvac Group; integrated property developer, investor and in-house constructorMirvac: our story
- Head office
- Level 28, 200 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000Mirvac: offices and head office
- Office network
- Sydney head office; Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth officesMirvac: offices and head office
- Published workforce
- Not independently verified
- Published annual turnover
- Construction-division annual turnover not separately verified; group assets and development sales are not substitutedMirvac: our story
Indicative major integrated developer and builder. This is not a turnover-based classification of its construction division; group property assets and development values are excluded.Mirvac: our story
Delivery approach and market position
Integrated design, development and construction alongside property ownership and management
Mirvac: our storyMajor-city property operations including Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane and Perth
Mirvac: our storyProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 32 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Quay, Waterfront Newstead
Apartment buildings · Newstead, Brisbane
Over AUD50m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2025
135 apartments; more than 2,000 m² of new public parkland. Integrated Mirvac development and construction. Value threshold comes from the 2026 award category, not an exact contract price.
Quay completion, 11 September 2025 · Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2026 Quay awardLIV Anura
Apartment buildings · Newstead, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
396 rental apartments, including up to 99 affordable homes; more than 3,000 m² of indoor and outdoor amenities. The published $1.8bn venture figure covers a wider investment venture and is not this building contract.
LIV Anura opening, July 2025 · LIV Anura portfolio factsHeritage Lanes, 80 Ann Street
Office buildings · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2022
35-level premium office building with ground-level public and retail spaces.
Mirvac project legacy: Heritage LanesCharlton House, Ascot Green
Apartment buildings · Ascot, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Residential development beside Eagle Farm Racecourse; one- to four-bedroom homes. Exact completion date and construction value were not verified.
Charlton House official development and group award statement4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 32 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Quay, Waterfront Newstead
Apartment buildings · Newstead, Brisbane
Over AUD50m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2025
135 apartments; more than 2,000 m² of new public parkland. Integrated Mirvac development and construction. Value threshold comes from the 2026 award category, not an exact contract price.
Quay completion, 11 September 2025 · Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2026 Quay awardLIV Anura
Apartment buildings · Newstead, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
396 rental apartments, including up to 99 affordable homes; more than 3,000 m² of indoor and outdoor amenities. The published $1.8bn venture figure covers a wider investment venture and is not this building contract.
LIV Anura opening, July 2025 · LIV Anura portfolio factsHeritage Lanes, 80 Ann Street
Office buildings · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2022
35-level premium office building with ground-level public and retail spaces.
Mirvac project legacy: Heritage LanesCharlton House, Ascot Green
Apartment buildings · Ascot, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Residential development beside Eagle Farm Racecourse; one- to four-bedroom homes. Exact completion date and construction value were not verified.
Charlton House official development and group award statementHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 28, 200 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000Mirvac: offices and head office
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Heritage Lanes, Level 14, 80 Ann Street, Brisbane QLD 4000Mirvac: offices and head office
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Developer and builder alignment
Portfolio inference: an integrated group can expose a role to design, construction, purchaser handover and long-term asset operation interfaces. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Mirvac: our story · LIV Anura opening, July 2025Residential delivery and lifecycle
Portfolio inference: apartments, shared amenities and rental housing bring coordination between delivery teams and future residents or operators. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Quay completion, 11 September 2025 · LIV Anura opening, July 2025 · LIV Anura portfolio factsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1Quay’s 2026 Brisbane residential award is independently verified below. Mirvac separately reports 800+ industry awards across its group history; that lifetime claim is not a current-year builder total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources4 named project examples · 5 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Brisbane: Residential Building (high-rise over 3 storeys), over $50m
Quay, Waterfront Newstead · 2026
Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2026 Quay awardSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
SEEK was searched for Mirvac Group. No readable, confidently matched rating/count page was verified in this check.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.2 / 5212 public reviews or ratings
Recommend to a friend: 78%
Group-wide, self-selected employee reviews across real-estate roles and locations; not a Brisbane construction-team score. Snapshot checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor: Mirvac reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Mirvac: our story
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mirvac: offices and head office
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Quay completion, 11 September 2025
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Search-supported official article; direct article timed out during checking. - LIV Anura opening, July 2025
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - LIV Anura portfolio facts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mirvac project legacy: Heritage Lanes
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Charlton House official development and group award statement
company · Checked 2026-09-15
The 800+ award statement concerns Mirvac group history, not this individual building. - Glassdoor: Mirvac reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15 - Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2026 Quay award
awards · Checked 2026-09-15
Multiplex
Apartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Office buildings / Hospitals
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 1. Member evidence is published separately.
Obayashi acquisition announced but not yet closed as at 15 September 2026.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1962, AustraliaMultiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement
- Ownership and entity
- Brookfield-owned at check date. June 2026 agreement to sell to Obayashi; completion anticipated in Q4 2026, not yet presented as completed.Multiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement
- Head office
- Global office in London; Australian offices listed separately. Headquarters designation was not independently confirmed.Multiplex offices
- Office network
- Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide; international offices include London, Toronto and DubaiMultiplex offices
- Published workforce
- Almost 2,500 people globally; not an Australian-only headcountMultiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement
- Published annual turnover
- US$3.8bn global revenue in 2025; Australian entity revenue not separately verifiedMultiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement
Indicative Tier 1 major international contractor based on complex high-rise and institutional delivery. Global revenue is separately labelled in USD and is not parent-group revenue.Multiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement · Queen’s Wharf Brisbane: construction scope · New Footscray Hospital: published contract value and scope
Delivery approach and market position
More than 1,150 projects completed globally; 71 current projects reported on the official overview
Multiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreementAustralia and international construction markets; project location and travel depend on the role
Multiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement · Multiplex officesProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Data centresListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Justice and civic buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane
Mixed use developments · Brisbane CBD
Approx. AUD1.5bn original main-works contract (2019)
Construction contract value
Completed · Date not confirmed
Original main-works contract: shell and core, basements, base services, structures and façade across four towers. Official project page reports 370,000 m² floor area and a sky deck 100 m above street level. AUD1.5bn is the approximately reported 2019 contract award, not final cost or whole-precinct investment.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane: construction scope · Queen’s Wharf original contract award coverageNew Footscray Hospital
Hospitals · Footscray, Melbourne
AUD1.5bn published contract value
Construction contract value
Completed · Date not confirmed
Five interconnected buildings with more than 500 beds and approximately 5,000 m² of university research and education space; public–private partnership. Builder explicitly labels AUD1.5bn as contract value; completion year not shown on the checked project page.
New Footscray Hospital: published contract value and scopeCoast by Sammut Group
Apartment buildings · 43 Garfield Terrace, Surfers Paradise
AUD200m development value, not construction contract
Total development value; not builder contract
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
53 beachfront residences. Construction announcement dated November 2022; current completion date not verified. AUD200m is the advertised development value and is not the builder contract.
Coast beachfront apartment construction announcement, November 20222 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane
Mixed use developments · Brisbane CBD
Approx. AUD1.5bn original main-works contract (2019)
Construction contract value
Completed · Date not confirmed
Original main-works contract: shell and core, basements, base services, structures and façade across four towers. Official project page reports 370,000 m² floor area and a sky deck 100 m above street level. AUD1.5bn is the approximately reported 2019 contract award, not final cost or whole-precinct investment.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane: construction scope · Queen’s Wharf original contract award coverageCoast by Sammut Group
Apartment buildings · 43 Garfield Terrace, Surfers Paradise
AUD200m development value, not construction contract
Total development value; not builder contract
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
53 beachfront residences. Construction announcement dated November 2022; current completion date not verified. AUD200m is the advertised development value and is not the builder contract.
Coast beachfront apartment construction announcement, November 2022How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Global office in London; Australian offices listed separately. Headquarters designation was not independently confirmed.Multiplex offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 6, 240 Queen Street, Brisbane QLD 4000Multiplex offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Complex vertical construction
Portfolio inference: large tower projects involve structural sequencing, façade procurement, logistics and services interfaces. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane: construction scopeGovernance and stakeholder coordination
Portfolio inference: major hospital and mixed-use delivery can provide practice coordinating approval pathways, delivery packages and multiple stakeholders; this does not imply high autonomy. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Queen’s Wharf Brisbane: construction scope · New Footscray Hospital: published contract value and scopeAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Three distinct Brisbane award categories verified for Queen’s Wharf in 2025. The awards page also marks the first two as Queensland state wins; these are not counted again as extra projects.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources3 named project examples · 10 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Brisbane: Project of the Year
Queen’s Wharf Integrated Resort Development · 2025
Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Queen’s Wharf winnersMaster Builders Brisbane: Tourism and Leisure Facilities over $10m
Queen’s Wharf Integrated Resort Development · 2025
Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Queen’s Wharf winnersMaster Builders Brisbane: Excellence in Workplace Health and Safety
Queen’s Wharf safety encapsulation nets · 2025
Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Queen’s Wharf winnersSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
SEEK was searched for Multiplex and Multiplex Constructions; no readable matched aggregate rating/count was verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.7 / 5396 public reviews or ratings
Career opportunities: 3.7/5
Compensation and benefits: 3.8/5
Culture and values: 3.8/5
Senior management: 3.5/5
Work/life balance: 3.2/5
Recommend to a friend: 72%
Primary score is global. Separate Brisbane page shows 3.9/5 from 14 reviews; cohorts must not be blended. Self-selected historical reviews do not establish conditions in a particular project team.
Glassdoor: Multiplex global reviews · Glassdoor: Multiplex Brisbane cohortChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Multiplex overview, 2025 statistics and June 2026 ownership agreement
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Multiplex offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queen’s Wharf Brisbane: construction scope
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - New Footscray Hospital: published contract value and scope
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Coast beachfront apartment construction announcement, November 2022
company · Checked 2026-09-15
The headline amount is a development value. The 2022 announcement does not verify the current completion status. - Glassdoor: Multiplex global reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor: Multiplex Brisbane cohort
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queen’s Wharf original contract award coverage
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
22 April 2019 coverage reports original main construction contract of approximately AUD1.5bn; not a final outturn cost. - Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Queen’s Wharf winners
awards · Checked 2026-09-15
ADCO Constructions
Hospitals / Schools / Universities and TAFE / Sport and aquatic centres
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1972ADCO — who we are and financial strength
- Ownership and entity
- Family-owned Australian construction companyADCO — who we are and financial strength
- Head office
- North Sydney office: Level 12, 177 Pacific Highway. Contact page does not separately label national headquarters.ADCO — office contacts
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne and PerthADCO — office contacts
- Published workforce
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Company describes multi-billion-dollar scale; exact annual revenue and financial year not verified.ADCO — who we are and financial strength
Indicative major national building contractor grouping; no universal tier accreditation. Company describes multi-billion-dollar scale and projects to $300m+.ADCO — who we are and financial strength
Delivery approach and market position
Approximately 4,000 buildings delivered; advertised project capability up to $300m+.
ADCO — who we are and financial strengthNational Australian portfolio; local allocation varies by business unit.
ADCO — who we are and financial strength · ADCO — office contactsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and aquatic centresSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Health infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Ipswich Hospital Car Park
Health infrastructure · Ipswich
AUD $114m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · Date not confirmed
Seven-level, approximately 800-space car park; ECI followed by design and construct. This is the car park, not the separate hospital expansion.
Ipswich Hospital Car Park — ADCO projectBond University Connections Precinct
Universities and TAFE · Gold Coast
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Active · 2025
Construction commenced August 2025: 18,000m² across three buildings for business, medicine and shared facilities.
Bond Connections Precinct — construction commencement, August 2025WACA Ground Improvement Project
Sport and aquatic centres · Perth
AUD $189m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2026
Ground improvement project and community precinct; reopening announced June 2026. Published total project value is not separately identified as ADCO contract revenue.
WACA Ground Improvement Project — reopening, June 20262 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Ipswich Hospital Car Park
Health infrastructure · Ipswich
AUD $114m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · Date not confirmed
Seven-level, approximately 800-space car park; ECI followed by design and construct. This is the car park, not the separate hospital expansion.
Ipswich Hospital Car Park — ADCO projectBond University Connections Precinct
Universities and TAFE · Gold Coast
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Active · 2025
Construction commenced August 2025: 18,000m² across three buildings for business, medicine and shared facilities.
Bond Connections Precinct — construction commencement, August 2025How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- North Sydney office: Level 12, 177 Pacific Highway. Contact page does not separately label national headquarters.ADCO — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 23 Graham Street, Milton QLD 4064ADCO — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Institutional project coordination
Portfolio inference: University and health infrastructure work offers exposure to client governance, design coordination and operational interfaces. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Ipswich Hospital Car Park — ADCO project · Bond Connections Precinct — construction commencement, August 2025Procurement through delivery
Portfolio inference: ECI followed by design and construct can expose staff to scope development, cost planning and package handover. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Ipswich Hospital Car Park — ADCO projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1Company reports placement in the 2026 Australasian Inspiring Workplaces Top 10; no construction award total verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
6 sources3 named project examples · 8 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australasian Inspiring Workplaces — Top 10
Company recognition · 2026
ADCO — who we are and financial strengthSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.0 / 514 public reviews or ratings
Work–life balance: 3.6 / 5
Career development: 3.9 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.4 / 5
Management: 3.8 / 5
Working environment: 3.9 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.6 / 5
Self-selected external company-wide reviews; not a Brisbane role-specific measure or a Buildit endorsement.
ADCO — SEEK employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Searched the Australian ADCO entity. Search snippets could not be tied to a verified direct employer page; no score reproduced.
Checked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- ADCO — who we are and financial strength
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - ADCO — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ipswich Hospital Car Park — ADCO project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Bond Connections Precinct — construction commencement, August 2025
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - WACA Ground Improvement Project — reopening, June 2026
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - ADCO — SEEK employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Ahrens
Warehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Agricultural infrastructure / Grain storage
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1902Ahrens acquires Vaughan — October 2025
- Ownership and entity
- Fifth-generation family business; acquired Vaughan Constructions effective November 2025.Ahrens acquires Vaughan — October 2025
- Head office
- Wilhelm Road, Kingsford SA 5118Ahrens — offices
- Office network
- Construction offices across Australia; group also operates overseas.Ahrens — offices
- Published workforce
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Reported more than $650m in the financial year preceding the October 2025 Vaughan acquisition announcement; Ahrens group before acquisition.Ahrens acquires Vaughan — October 2025
Indicative national industrial construction and engineering group; reported group revenue exceeds the requested Tier 3 range. Group scale includes non-building businesses.Ahrens Group — capabilities and background · Ahrens acquires Vaughan — October 2025
Delivery approach and market position
Integrated design, construction, steel fabrication, grain handling and industrial services.
Ahrens Group — capabilities and backgroundAustralia-wide projects, including regional and remote industrial and agricultural facilities.
Ahrens Group — capabilities and background · Ahrens — officesProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Agricultural infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Grain storageListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Factories and manufacturingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Airports and aviationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Australian Country Choice — Opal Creek
Agricultural infrastructure · Dunmore
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Turnkey grain storage, cleaning and handling installation. Published project duration 12 months; completion year not stated.
Australian Country Choice Opal Creek — Ahrens projectGrassdale Feedlot
Agricultural infrastructure · Dalby
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Steam-flaking and grain-storage works plus six buildings. Published delivery duration 11 months; completion year not stated.
Grassdale Feedlot — Ahrens projectGillman Industrial Estate — Stage 1
Warehouses and distribution · Gillman
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Client reports completion April 2026, including warehouse and office facilities.
Gillman Industrial Estate Stage 1 — client completion update2 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agricultural infrastructureSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Australian Country Choice — Opal Creek
Agricultural infrastructure · Dunmore
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Turnkey grain storage, cleaning and handling installation. Published project duration 12 months; completion year not stated.
Australian Country Choice Opal Creek — Ahrens projectGrassdale Feedlot
Agricultural infrastructure · Dalby
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Steam-flaking and grain-storage works plus six buildings. Published delivery duration 11 months; completion year not stated.
Grassdale Feedlot — Ahrens projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Wilhelm Road, Kingsford SA 5118Ahrens — offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 31 Murray Street, Bowen Hills QLD 4006Ahrens — offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Industrial process integration
Portfolio inference: Grain and feedlot facilities connect building works with mechanical systems, process equipment and commissioning. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Australian Country Choice Opal Creek — Ahrens project · Grassdale Feedlot — Ahrens projectRegional delivery coordination
Portfolio inference: Regional project locations can involve procurement, logistics and operational stakeholder coordination; office location alone does not establish travel requirements. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Ahrens — offices · Australian Country Choice Opal Creek — Ahrens project · Grassdale Feedlot — Ahrens projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No award count verified in reviewed sources.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.9 / 539 public reviews or ratings
Work–life balance: 3.4 / 5
Career development: 3.9 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.9 / 5
Management: 3.6 / 5
Working environment: 3.9 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.8 / 5
Self-selected external company-wide reviews; not a Brisbane role-specific measure or a Buildit endorsement.
Ahrens Group — SEEK employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Matching Ahrens page found; cached titles and summaries showed differing totals. No unverified score or count reproduced.
Ahrens — Glassdoor employer reviewsChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Ahrens Group — capabilities and background
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ahrens — offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ahrens acquires Vaughan — October 2025
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Reported acquisition effective November 2025; pre-acquisition group revenue, not a Queensland builder entity. - Australian Country Choice Opal Creek — Ahrens project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Grassdale Feedlot — Ahrens project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Gillman Industrial Estate Stage 1 — client completion update
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Client/project owner update dated April 2026. - Ahrens Group — SEEK employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ahrens — Glassdoor employer reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Direct company page found. Cached title and overview had inconsistent review totals; overall score not reliably extracted.
BADGE Constructions
Hospitals / Aged care / Schools / Universities and TAFE
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1983BADGE — company background and scale
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned group; includes Chappell Builders and NACP Projects.BADGE — company background and scale
- Head office
- 9 Anzac Highway, Keswick SA 5035BADGE — office contacts
- Office network
- Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Perth and MelbourneBADGE — office contacts
- Published workforce
- Nearly 300 people reported for the group; undated company snapshot.BADGE — company background and scale
- Published annual turnover
- Official site reports annual group turnover above $450m; financial year not stated.BADGE — company background and scale
Indicative established national contractor; official group annual turnover exceeds $450m, above the user’s Tier 3 range. This is group turnover, including related businesses.BADGE — company background and scale
Delivery approach and market position
National contractor across institutional, commercial, industrial and community projects.
BADGE — company background and scaleNational offices with three South East Queensland locations.
BADGE — office contactsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | $5m to $50mCompany stated range, not a measured averageBADGE — company-stated retail project range0 qualifying contract values. Confirm the mix in your region and role. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Justice and emergency servicesSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and aquatic centresSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $75m to $100mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre
Sport and aquatic centres · Palm Beach, Gold Coast
AUD $77m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Managing-contractor delivery of aquatic and community facilities. Awarded in 2025; completion year not confirmed in reviewed project page.
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre — BADGE projectCaboolture Watch House
Justice and emergency services · Caboolture
AUD $11.8m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Construct-only 40-cell watch house; project page does not confirm year.
Caboolture Watch House — BADGE projectCaloundra South Emergency Services
Justice and emergency services · Caloundra South, Sunshine Coast
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Project identified through 2025 award listing; year records award, not confirmed completion date.
BADGE — awards register3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sport and aquatic centresSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $75m to $100mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Justice and emergency servicesSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre
Sport and aquatic centres · Palm Beach, Gold Coast
AUD $77m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Managing-contractor delivery of aquatic and community facilities. Awarded in 2025; completion year not confirmed in reviewed project page.
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre — BADGE projectCaboolture Watch House
Justice and emergency services · Caboolture
AUD $11.8m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Construct-only 40-cell watch house; project page does not confirm year.
Caboolture Watch House — BADGE projectCaloundra South Emergency Services
Justice and emergency services · Caloundra South, Sunshine Coast
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Project identified through 2025 award listing; year records award, not confirmed completion date.
BADGE — awards registerHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 9 Anzac Highway, Keswick SA 5035BADGE — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 63 Oxford Street, Bulimba QLD 4171BADGE — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Public facility coordination
Portfolio inference: Aquatic and justice facilities create opportunities to coordinate public clients, specialist services and end users. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre — BADGE project · Caboolture Watch House — BADGE projectDifferent procurement models
Portfolio inference: Managing-contractor and construct-only examples can develop understanding of how scope, risk and decision-making change by contract. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre — BADGE project · Caboolture Watch House — BADGE projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
4Official register lists multiple 2025–2026 regional awards; selected awards shown, not a complete company tally.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources3 named project examples · 9 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland Gold Coast — McInnes Wilson Lawyers Project of the Year
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre · 2025
BADGE — awards registerMaster Builders Queensland Gold Coast — Best Sporting Facility
Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre · 2025
BADGE — awards registerMaster Builders Queensland Sunshine Coast — Community Service Facilities
Caloundra South Emergency Services · 2025
BADGE — awards registerMaster Builders Queensland Sunshine Coast — Social Housing Project
Coast2Bay Banya Social Housing · 2026
BADGE — awards registerSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.0 / 523 public reviews or ratings
Work–life balance: 3.7 / 5
Career development: 3.7 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.3 / 5
Management: 3.7 / 5
Working environment: 4.1 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.8 / 5
Self-selected external company-wide reviews; not a Brisbane role-specific measure or a Buildit endorsement.
BADGE Constructions — SEEK employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
2.9 / 54 public reviews or ratings
Indexed employer review summary; four reviews form a very small, self-selected sample.
Badge — Glassdoor construction-company reviewsChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- BADGE — company background and scale
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BADGE — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Palm Beach Aquatic and Community Centre — BADGE project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Caboolture Watch House — BADGE project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BADGE — awards register
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BADGE Constructions — SEEK employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Badge — Glassdoor construction-company reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Indexed review summary; construction roles match the Australian company. - BADGE — company-stated retail project range
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Retail homepage states $5m to $50m for new facilities or redevelopment. Company capability, not a measured average or current workload. - BADGE — commercial and retail capabilities
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Linked sector page gives a broader $5m to $55m commercial-and-retail range. Retail-only pattern uses the homepage’s narrower $5m to $50m claim.
Buildcorp
Office fitouts / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Hospitals / Universities and TAFE
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1990Buildcorp — company history
- Ownership and entity
- Family-owned Australian construction companyBuildcorp — company overview and current scale · Buildcorp — company history
- Head office
- New South Wales; precise current headquarters address not verified.2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics — Newpoint Advisory
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane and MelbourneBuildcorp — company overview and current scale
- Published workforce
- More than 600 people reported on current homepage; older about page says 570+.Buildcorp — company overview and current scale · Buildcorp — company history
- Published annual turnover
- FY2025 revenue $824m in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 builder report.2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics — Newpoint Advisory
Explicitly included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics report; FY2025 financial table reports $824m revenue. Classification remains that source’s industry grouping.2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics — Newpoint Advisory
Delivery approach and market position
Six services: fitout, refurbishment, new build, remedial, facades and joinery.
Buildcorp — company overview and current scaleNew South Wales, Queensland and Victoria
Buildcorp — company overview and current scaleProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 2 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office fitoutsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50m $75m to $100mConfirmed construction contracts | Typical size not established2 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Facade remediationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
National Rugby Training Centre, Ballymore
Sport and recreation · Herston, Brisbane
AUD $31.5m published contract value
Construction contract value
Completed · 2023
Completed May 2023; new training facilities and a 3,010-seat stand. Published contract sum.
National Rugby Training Centre Ballymore — Buildcorp projectAustralian Retirement Trust workplace
Office fitouts · Brisbane CBD
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
Completed March 2023; 14 floors and approximately 23,000m² at 266 George Street, construction-management procurement.
Australian Retirement Trust — Buildcorp projectBlacktown Exercise and Sports Technology Hub (BEST)
Sport and recreation · Rooty Hill
AUD $91m published contract value
Construction contract value
Completed · 2023
Completed October 2023; sports, research and health facilities. Published $91m contract sum is distinct from the award category threshold.
Blacktown Exercise and Sports Technology Hub — Buildcorp project2 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 1 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mConfirmed construction contracts | Typical size not established1 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office fitoutsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
National Rugby Training Centre, Ballymore
Sport and recreation · Herston, Brisbane
AUD $31.5m published contract value
Construction contract value
Completed · 2023
Completed May 2023; new training facilities and a 3,010-seat stand. Published contract sum.
National Rugby Training Centre Ballymore — Buildcorp projectAustralian Retirement Trust workplace
Office fitouts · Brisbane CBD
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
Completed March 2023; 14 floors and approximately 23,000m² at 266 George Street, construction-management procurement.
Australian Retirement Trust — Buildcorp projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- New South Wales; precise current headquarters address not verified.2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics — Newpoint Advisory
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Brisbane office confirmed; current street address not verified.Buildcorp — company overview and current scale
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Fitout and live-building coordination
Portfolio inference: Large workplace fitouts and refurbishment services can build programming, services and operational-interface skills. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Buildcorp — company overview and current scale · Australian Retirement Trust — Buildcorp projectSpecialist end-user requirements
Portfolio inference: Sports, health and research facilities offer experience coordinating different user needs and specialist packages. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
National Rugby Training Centre Ballymore — Buildcorp project · Blacktown Exercise and Sports Technology Hub — Buildcorp projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1Company reports 145+ MBA awards across NSW, QLD and VIC and seven Employer of Choice awards; cumulative, undated totals.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 8 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Association NSW — Sporting Facilities $100m and over
Blacktown Exercise and Sports Technology Hub (BEST) · 2024
Blacktown Exercise and Sports Technology Hub — Buildcorp projectSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.5 / 513 public reviews or ratings
Work–life balance: 3.6 / 5
Career development: 3.4 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.6 / 5
Management: 3.2 / 5
Working environment: 3.5 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.9 / 5
SEEK rating denominator is 13; page separately says 14 reviews. Self-selected company-wide evidence, not role-specific.
Buildcorp — SEEK employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.1 / 524 public reviews or ratings
Indexed Australian Buildcorp overview; company-wide, self-selected employee reviews.
Buildcorp — Glassdoor employer overviewChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Buildcorp — company overview and current scale
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Animated counter text returned zero placeholders; only complete textual statements used. - Buildcorp — company history
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics — Newpoint Advisory
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
FY2025 summary, financial performance in AUD millions; Buildcorp revenue $824m. Source industry grouping, not universal tier accreditation. - National Rugby Training Centre Ballymore — Buildcorp project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Australian Retirement Trust — Buildcorp project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Blacktown Exercise and Sports Technology Hub — Buildcorp project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Buildcorp — SEEK employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Page shows 13 ratings while review-list counter says 14; count here is rating denominator. - Buildcorp — Glassdoor employer overview
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Score and count from indexed employer overview.
Built
Hospitals / Office buildings / Mixed commercial and residential towers / Hotels and resorts
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not publicly verified
- Ownership and entity
- 100% Australian-ownedBuilt — company overview
- Head office
- Level 4, 185 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000Built — company overview · Built — office locations
- Office network
- Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, Adelaide, Newcastle, Auckland and LondonBuilt — office locations
- Published workforce
- Company reports 1,500 people; its wider project workforce includes subcontractorsBuilt — company overview
- Published annual turnover
- Company reports annual revenue above A$4bn; financial year not statedBuilt — about us and financial scale
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics comparison. This is a named industry classification, not a universal or statutory tier standard.Newpoint Advisory — 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
Company reports A$7.5bn secured project pipeline; pipeline is not annual turnover
Built — company overviewAustralia, New Zealand and United Kingdom; office locations do not determine individual assignments
Built — office locationsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $500m to $1bnPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $1bn and abovePublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed commercial and residential towersListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Education and researchListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital Expansion
Hospitals · Brisbane
A$619.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · 2027
Hospital expansion; June 2027 is the published target, not a completed year. Value is not explicitly identified as the builder contract.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital ExpansionQueen’s Wharf gaming and hospitality fitout
Hotels and resorts · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Two-stage design and construction of gaming, food and beverage and VIP spaces. Entire resort development cost is not the Built contract value.
Queen’s Wharf — Built gaming and hospitality fitout scopeAtlassian Central
Office buildings · Sydney
A$1.4bn published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · 2026
Built–Obayashi joint venture; total project value, not Built revenue share. Published completion target 2026.
Atlassian CentralHanwha Armoured Vehicle Centre of Excellence — Stage 1
Defence facilities · Avalon
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Completed by 2025 award announcement; exact handover year not established here.
Built defence team — 2025 industry awards2 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $500m to $1bnPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital Expansion
Hospitals · Brisbane
A$619.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · 2027
Hospital expansion; June 2027 is the published target, not a completed year. Value is not explicitly identified as the builder contract.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital ExpansionQueen’s Wharf gaming and hospitality fitout
Hotels and resorts · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Two-stage design and construction of gaming, food and beverage and VIP spaces. Entire resort development cost is not the Built contract value.
Queen’s Wharf — Built gaming and hospitality fitout scopeHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 4, 185 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000Built — company overview · Built — office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 1, Waterloo Junction, 12 Commercial Road, Newstead QLD 4006Built — office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Complex building interfaces
Major hospitals and hybrid towers can expose staff to staged construction, design coordination and commissioning. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital Expansion · Atlassian CentralSpecialist fitout delivery
Hospitality fitout packages provide a different learning setting from structural tower delivery. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Queen’s Wharf — Built gaming and hospitality fitout scopeAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1One verified 2025 project award shown; not a lifetime total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
10 sources4 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Victoria — Excellence in Construction of Industrial Buildings
Hanwha Armoured Vehicle Centre of Excellence Stage 1 · 2025
Built defence team — 2025 industry awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.6 / 546 public reviews or ratings
Company identity matched through built.com.au and Sydney, Australia headquarters. 3.6/5 from 46 ratings agrees on the review and overview pages checked 15 September 2026. All locations and roles; not Brisbane-specific.
Built employee reviews — Glassdoor · Built — Glassdoor entity and snapshot auditChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Built — company overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Built — about us and financial scale
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Undated company-reported annual revenue threshold; no financial year stated. - Built — office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital Expansion
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queen’s Wharf — Built gaming and hospitality fitout scope
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Atlassian Central
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Built defence team — 2025 industry awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Built employee reviews — Glassdoor
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Parsed review body and search-title counts vary; snapshot is not a live feed. - Newpoint Advisory — 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Industry advisory report includes this company in its Tier 2 comparison; report uses limited public information and does not establish a universal tier standard. - Built — Glassdoor entity and snapshot audit
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Company identity matched through built.com.au and Sydney, Australia headquarters. 3.6/5 from 46 ratings agrees on the review and overview pages checked 15 September 2026. All locations and roles; not Brisbane-specific.
Built Environs
Hospitals / Schools / Universities and TAFE / Sport and recreation
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1987Built Environs — about
- Ownership and entity
- Part of the McConnell Dowell GroupBuilt Environs — about
- Head office
- Level 12, 99 Gawler Place, Adelaide SA 5000Built Environs — contacts
- Office network
- Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Auckland, Wellington and ChristchurchBuilt Environs — contacts
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Indicative Tier 2 building contractor within McConnell Dowell; no separate current turnover verified.Built Environs — about
Delivery approach and market position
Recent verified examples concentrate on healthcare and sports projects; recent Queensland sample remains a gap
Kangkanthi — The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Stage 3 · Punt Road Oval redevelopment · Flinders Medical Centre redevelopment · Built Environs — Queensland portfolio filterAustralia and New Zealand; current contact page includes Queensland
Built Environs — contactsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Kangkanthi Building — The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Stage 3
Hospitals · Adelaide
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Managing contractor; 29-month delivery. Completion year and contract value not established on this page.
Kangkanthi — The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Stage 3Punt Road Oval Redevelopment
Sport and recreation · Melbourne
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Design and construct; approximately 19,000m² of new and refurbished facilities in a live sporting environment.
Punt Road Oval redevelopmentFlinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
Hospitals · Adelaide
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · 2028
Managing contractor; early works began late 2024 and opening is expected 2028. A$20m equipment budget is not construction contract value.
Flinders Medical Centre redevelopmentView the named projects and their sources
No named project evidence available for this location.
How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 12, 99 Gawler Place, Adelaide SA 5000Built Environs — contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 4, 230 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Built Environs — contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Clinical stakeholder coordination
Live hospital redevelopment can develop staging, clinician engagement and building services coordination. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Kangkanthi — The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Stage 3 · Flinders Medical Centre redevelopmentOperational venue delivery
Sports redevelopment can involve integrating new works with continuing club operations. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Punt Road Oval redevelopmentAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0Kangkanthi is identified as a 2025 Australian Construction Achievement Award finalist; finalist status is not counted as a win.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.8 / 55 public reviews or ratings
Work/life balance: 3.4 / 5
Career development: 4 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.2 / 5
Management: 3.2 / 5
Working environment: 3.8 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.8 / 5
Very small, self-selected sample spanning multiple years and locations; not a Brisbane-specific measure.
Built Environs employee reviews — SEEK · Built Environs — SEEK entity matchChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Built Environs — about
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Built Environs — contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kangkanthi — The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Stage 3
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Punt Road Oval redevelopment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Flinders Medical Centre redevelopment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Built Environs — Queensland portfolio filter
company · Checked 2026-09-15
The checked Queensland filter showed the older Gold Coast Light Rail project; no recent Queensland case study established from this filter. - Built Environs employee reviews — SEEK
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Built Environs — SEEK entity match
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Profile website and Australian location match the researched contractor; aggregate includes different roles, places and employment periods.
CIP Constructions
Warehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Factories and manufacturing / Large format retail and homemaker centres
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 2006CIP — about and office locations
- Ownership and entity
- Not publicly verified
- Head office
- Sydney office / registered business location: Suite G02, 19 Harris Street, Pyrmont NSW 2009CIP — about and office locations
- Office network
- Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and PerthCIP — about and office locations
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Indicative national specialist contractor grouping, based on multi-state industrial delivery; current annual turnover is unverified.CIP — about and office locations · CIP — project portfolio
Delivery approach and market position
Company portfolio reports hundreds of completed projects; no audited annual project count verified
CIP — project portfolioNational industrial and commercial delivery; state office does not imply a fixed employee work location
CIP — about and office locationsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 30 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Factories and manufacturingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Automotive showrooms and facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Self storageListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
ILG and EMKC3 Swanbank Distribution Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Swanbank, Ipswich
A$35m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
30,846m² warehouse with office, loading, equipment charging and temperature-controlled space. Generic project value; not explicitly identified as contract sum.
ILG / EMKC3 SwanbankBunnings Oxley Rebuild
Large format retail and homemaker centres · Oxley, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Rebuild following the 2022 floods; exact completion date and value not published.
Bunnings OxleySherbrooke Industrial Estate — Spec 1–3
Warehouses and distribution · Willawong, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Approximately 11,000m² across three tenancies; year and value not confirmed.
Sherbrooke Industrial Estate Spec 1–3Stockland Yatala Distribution Centre South
Warehouses and distribution · Yatala, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Approximately 14,000m² across two warehouses and four tenancies; year and value not confirmed.
Stockland Yatala Distribution Centre South4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 30 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
ILG and EMKC3 Swanbank Distribution Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Swanbank, Ipswich
A$35m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
30,846m² warehouse with office, loading, equipment charging and temperature-controlled space. Generic project value; not explicitly identified as contract sum.
ILG / EMKC3 SwanbankBunnings Oxley Rebuild
Large format retail and homemaker centres · Oxley, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Rebuild following the 2022 floods; exact completion date and value not published.
Bunnings OxleySherbrooke Industrial Estate — Spec 1–3
Warehouses and distribution · Willawong, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Approximately 11,000m² across three tenancies; year and value not confirmed.
Sherbrooke Industrial Estate Spec 1–3Stockland Yatala Distribution Centre South
Warehouses and distribution · Yatala, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Approximately 14,000m² across two warehouses and four tenancies; year and value not confirmed.
Stockland Yatala Distribution Centre SouthHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Sydney office / registered business location: Suite G02, 19 Harris Street, Pyrmont NSW 2009CIP — about and office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 1, 33 Brandl Street, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113CIP — about and office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Industrial design and delivery
Warehouse portfolios can develop tenant-brief interpretation, procurement and logistics planning. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
ILG / EMKC3 Swanbank · Sherbrooke Industrial Estate Spec 1–3 · Stockland Yatala Distribution Centre SouthSpecialist operational interfaces
Temperature-controlled storage and equipment charging create learning opportunities in specialist services coordination. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
ILG / EMKC3 SwanbankAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0Company identifies IVE Group and Linfox Adelaide Rail Terminal award shortlists; these are not treated as award wins.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- CIP — about and office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - CIP — project portfolio
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - ILG / EMKC3 Swanbank
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Bunnings Oxley
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Sherbrooke Industrial Estate Spec 1–3
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Stockland Yatala Distribution Centre South
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - CIP — expertise and award shortlists
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Deluca
Warehouses and distribution / Large format retail and homemaker centres / Shopping centres and major retail / Mixed commercial and retail
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1994Deluca — about
- Ownership and entity
- Founder-led family businessDeluca — about · Deluca 30th anniversary — turnover and ownership reporting
- Head office
- Milton, Brisbane; street address not verifiedDeluca — contact · Deluca 30th anniversary — turnover and ownership reporting
- Office network
- Brisbane base verified; additional permanent offices not establishedDeluca — contact
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- About A$250m group annual turnover reported in 2024; current entity figure not verifiedDeluca 30th anniversary — turnover and ownership reporting
Indicative Tier 2 regional builder/developer; 2024 reporting described about A$250m group turnover, above the requested Tier 3 range. Current standalone construction-entity revenue is unverified.Deluca — construction portfolio and values · Deluca 30th anniversary — turnover and ownership reporting
Delivery approach and market position
Company describes construction capability from A$5m to A$100m; this is an advertised capability range, not a typical project band
Deluca — construction portfolio and valuesQueensland and northern New South Wales
Deluca — aboutProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 1 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mConfirmed construction contracts | Typical size not established1 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed commercial and retailSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Service stations and fast foodListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Property developmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Bapcor Warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Redbank Plains, Ipswich
A$49m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Approximately 42,000m² warehouse plus 2,000m² office. Company labels value without distinguishing final contract and overall project cost.
Deluca — construction portfolio and valuesNewman Road Industrial Development
Warehouses and distribution · Geebung, Brisbane
A$33m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Two warehouses with 11 tenancies; generic company-published value.
Deluca — construction portfolio and valuesInterciti Plaza — 31 Zupp Drive
Mixed commercial and retail · Ormeau, Gold Coast
A$14m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Three-level multi-tenant retail and commercial development; generic company-published value.
Deluca — construction portfolio and values · Interciti Plaza — 31 Zupp Drive case studyPlainland Home & Life
Large format retail and homemaker centres · Plainland, Lockyer Valley
A$17.7m construction contract
Construction contract value
Completed · 2025
Completed by July 2025 award announcement; exact handover year not stated. ECI progressed into design and construct; 4,732m² facility.
Plainland Home & Life — contract value and award4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 1 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed commercial and retailSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mConfirmed construction contracts | Typical size not established1 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Bapcor Warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Redbank Plains, Ipswich
A$49m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Approximately 42,000m² warehouse plus 2,000m² office. Company labels value without distinguishing final contract and overall project cost.
Deluca — construction portfolio and valuesNewman Road Industrial Development
Warehouses and distribution · Geebung, Brisbane
A$33m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Two warehouses with 11 tenancies; generic company-published value.
Deluca — construction portfolio and valuesInterciti Plaza — 31 Zupp Drive
Mixed commercial and retail · Ormeau, Gold Coast
A$14m published value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Three-level multi-tenant retail and commercial development; generic company-published value.
Deluca — construction portfolio and values · Interciti Plaza — 31 Zupp Drive case studyPlainland Home & Life
Large format retail and homemaker centres · Plainland, Lockyer Valley
A$17.7m construction contract
Construction contract value
Completed · 2025
Completed by July 2025 award announcement; exact handover year not stated. ECI progressed into design and construct; 4,732m² facility.
Plainland Home & Life — contract value and awardHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Milton, Brisbane; street address not verifiedDeluca — contact · Deluca 30th anniversary — turnover and ownership reporting
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Brisbane; postal address PO Box 1514, Milton QLD 4064Deluca — contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Industrial and retail commercial delivery
Published projects can expose staff to tenancy interfaces, civil works, procurement and commercial decisions. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Deluca — construction portfolio and values · Interciti Plaza — 31 Zupp Drive case study · Plainland Home & Life — contract value and awardTurning an early brief into a contract
ECI-to-design-and-construct work can develop scope definition and negotiation skills. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Plainland Home & Life — contract value and awardAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1One verified 2025 construction award shown; no lifetime count asserted.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
6 sources4 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland Downs & Western — Retail Facilities over A$5m
Plainland Home & Life · 2025
Plainland Home & Life — contract value and awardSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Deluca — about
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Deluca — construction portfolio and values
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Deluca — contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Deluca 30th anniversary — turnover and ownership reporting
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
2024 coverage. Approximately A$250m group turnover; current year and standalone building entity were not established. - Interciti Plaza — 31 Zupp Drive case study
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Plainland Home & Life — contract value and award
company · Checked 2026-09-15
FDC Construction & Fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Office buildings / Warehouses and distribution / Retirement living
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1990FDC Group — investor centre and listed company profile
- Ownership and entity
- FDC Consolidated Holdings Limited, ASX-listed groupFDC Group — investor centre and listed company profile · FDC FY2026 maiden full-year results
- Head office
- 22–24 Junction Street, Forest Lodge NSW 2037FDC — office contacts
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne and PerthFDC — office contacts
- Published workforce
- Approximately 700 people across six Australian jurisdictions, company-reportedFDC Group — investor centre and listed company profile
- Published annual turnover
- A$1.69bn group revenue, FY ended 30 June 2026FDC FY2026 maiden full-year results
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics comparison. This is a named industry classification, not a universal or statutory tier standard.Newpoint Advisory — 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
Queensland page reports 700+ completed projects and A$1bn+ delivered since local establishment; cumulative and undated
FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsNational; Queensland operation since 2008
FDC — office contacts · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Data centresListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Brisbane Square Refurbishment
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · 266 George Street, Brisbane
A$5–10m award category; exact contract not published
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2025
Live commercial lobby and structural refurbishment; 1,560m². Completed by 2025 awards; year records award recognition.
FDC Brisbane Square refurbishment · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsGPT Space & Co
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane
A$5–10m award category; exact contract not published
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2024
Approximately 1,400m² commercial fitout; 13-week duration. Completed by 2024 awards.
FDC GPT Space & Co · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsEsperance Hope Island — Stage 1
Retirement living · Hope Island, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
Approximately 9,600m² over 60 weeks; completed by 2024 award recognition. Exact contract value undisclosed.
FDC Esperance Hope Island Stage 1 · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awards3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Brisbane Square Refurbishment
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · 266 George Street, Brisbane
A$5–10m award category; exact contract not published
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2025
Live commercial lobby and structural refurbishment; 1,560m². Completed by 2025 awards; year records award recognition.
FDC Brisbane Square refurbishment · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsGPT Space & Co
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane
A$5–10m award category; exact contract not published
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2024
Approximately 1,400m² commercial fitout; 13-week duration. Completed by 2024 awards.
FDC GPT Space & Co · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsEsperance Hope Island — Stage 1
Retirement living · Hope Island, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
Approximately 9,600m² over 60 weeks; completed by 2024 award recognition. Exact contract value undisclosed.
FDC Esperance Hope Island Stage 1 · FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awardsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 22–24 Junction Street, Forest Lodge NSW 2037FDC — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 3, 1 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead QLD 4006FDC — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Live commercial fitout
Short-duration occupied-building work can develop sequencing, services shutdown planning and client coordination. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
FDC Brisbane Square refurbishment · FDC GPT Space & CoAccommodation delivery
Retirement living adds residential finishes and operator requirements to building delivery experience. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
FDC Esperance Hope Island Stage 1Awards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Company’s Queensland page reports 17 awards cumulatively; two specific state awards are listed here. No national lifetime count inferred.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
10 sources3 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland — Commercial Refurbishment/Renovation A$5–10m
Brisbane Square · 2025
FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awards · FDC Brisbane Square refurbishmentMaster Builders Queensland — Best Commercial Fitout A$5–10m
GPT Space & Co · 2024
FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awards · FDC GPT Space & CoSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Profile links fdcbuilding.com.au, but headquarters metadata is incorrect and numeric views conflict: review page shows 5.0/1 while overview shows 4.6/2. Score, count and category metrics withheld until a consistent company-matched snapshot can be established.
FDC Construction & Fitout Pty Ltd — Glassdoor · FDC Construction & Fitout — Glassdoor entity and snapshot auditChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- FDC Group — investor centre and listed company profile
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FDC FY2026 maiden full-year results
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Official company investor announcement, 27 August 2026; year ended 30 June 2026. - FDC — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FDC Queensland — portfolio and regional awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Cumulative company-reported Queensland project and award totals; page does not state a measurement end date. - FDC Brisbane Square refurbishment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FDC GPT Space & Co
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FDC Esperance Hope Island Stage 1
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FDC Construction & Fitout Pty Ltd — Glassdoor
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Exact named profile has only one review, dated April 2024. Other FDC profiles are not combined. - Newpoint Advisory — 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Industry advisory report includes this company in its Tier 2 comparison; report uses limited public information and does not establish a universal tier standard. - FDC Construction & Fitout — Glassdoor entity and snapshot audit
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Profile links fdcbuilding.com.au, but headquarters metadata is incorrect and numeric views conflict: review page shows 5.0/1 while overview shows 4.6/2. Score, count and category metrics withheld until a consistent company-matched snapshot can be established.
FKG Group
Schools / Hospitals / Aged care / Retirement living
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1972FKG — about and Tier 2 self-description
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned family groupFKG — about and Tier 2 self-description
- Head office
- 275 McDougall Street, Toowoomba QLD 4350FKG — office contacts
- Office network
- Toowoomba, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Dalby, Newcastle, Roma and TownsvilleFKG — office contacts
- Published workforce
- More than 1,000 team members across group companies, company-reportedFKG — about and Tier 2 self-description
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Company explicitly describes itself as a Tier 2 commercial construction and civil engineering organisation; self-description, not statutory classification.FKG — about and Tier 2 self-description
Delivery approach and market position
Company reports 100+ education projects and 500,000m² industrial area under roof since 2010; cumulative measures
FKG — construction capabilityQueensland, New South Wales and Northern Territory delivery; regional and remote projects
FKG — about and Tier 2 self-description · FKG — office contactsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Civil infrastructureListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Baringa State Secondary College — Stages 2 and 3
Schools · Baringa, Sunshine Coast
Company-published value band above A$50m; exact sum undisclosed
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Completed October 2023. Design and construct in an operational school. Published band is not an exact contract value.
Baringa State Secondary College Stages 2 and 3Atherton Hospital Redevelopment
Hospitals · Atherton
Company-published value band above A$50m; exact sum undisclosed
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Current status field says completed May 2023, although narrative retains an older 2022 forecast. Construct-only staged redevelopment.
Atherton Hospital RedevelopmentQEII Hospital Accelerated Infrastructure Delivery Program
Hospitals · Kessels and Troughton Roads, Brisbane
Company-published A$20–50m value band; exact sum undisclosed
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · Date not confirmed
Undated site labels under construction. Design and construct of 28 beds, allied health and refurbishments; distinct from Built’s major hospital expansion.
QEII Hospital Accelerated Infrastructure Delivery Program3 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Baringa State Secondary College — Stages 2 and 3
Schools · Baringa, Sunshine Coast
Company-published value band above A$50m; exact sum undisclosed
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Completed October 2023. Design and construct in an operational school. Published band is not an exact contract value.
Baringa State Secondary College Stages 2 and 3Atherton Hospital Redevelopment
Hospitals · Atherton
Company-published value band above A$50m; exact sum undisclosed
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Current status field says completed May 2023, although narrative retains an older 2022 forecast. Construct-only staged redevelopment.
Atherton Hospital RedevelopmentQEII Hospital Accelerated Infrastructure Delivery Program
Hospitals · Kessels and Troughton Roads, Brisbane
Company-published A$20–50m value band; exact sum undisclosed
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · Date not confirmed
Undated site labels under construction. Design and construct of 28 beds, allied health and refurbishments; distinct from Built’s major hospital expansion.
QEII Hospital Accelerated Infrastructure Delivery ProgramHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 275 McDougall Street, Toowoomba QLD 4350FKG — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 106 Newmarket Road, Windsor QLD 4030FKG — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Public facilities and live-site staging
School and hospital packages can develop user engagement, staged handover and site logistics skills. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Baringa State Secondary College Stages 2 and 3 · Atherton Hospital Redevelopment · QEII Hospital Accelerated Infrastructure Delivery ProgramRegional and civil interfaces
The regional office network and combined building/civil scope offer possible experience in logistics and interdisciplinary delivery. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
FKG — about and Tier 2 self-description · FKG — office contacts · FKG — construction capabilityAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Company reports more than 100 Master Builders award wins over its history. Two named 2024 regional construction awards are shown.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
11 sources3 named project examples · 10 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland Sunshine Coast — Education Facilities over A$10m
Baringa State Secondary College Stages 2 and 3 · 2024
FKG — awards · Baringa State Secondary College Stages 2 and 3Master Builders Queensland Far North Queensland — Health Facilities over A$20m
Atherton Hospital Redevelopment · 2024
FKG — awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.9 / 530 public reviews or ratings
Work/life balance: 3.8 / 5
Career development: 3.6 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.3 / 5
Management: 3.6 / 5
Working environment: 4 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.9 / 5
All-role, self-selected employee reports across locations and years; category ratings each have 29 responses.
FKG Group reviews — SEEK · FKG Group — SEEK entity matchChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.0 / 516 public reviews or ratings
Company identity matched through fkg.com.au, construction industry and Toowoomba headquarters. Small sample: 4.0/5 from 16 ratings across roles and locations. Outdated profile headcount is not used as company evidence.
FKG reviews — Glassdoor · FKG Group — Glassdoor entity and snapshot auditChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- FKG — about and Tier 2 self-description
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FKG — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FKG — construction capability
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - FKG — awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Baringa State Secondary College Stages 2 and 3
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Atherton Hospital Redevelopment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - QEII Hospital Accelerated Infrastructure Delivery Program
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Undated company page labels project under construction; current status should be refreshed before treating it as live vacancies. - FKG Group reviews — SEEK
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - FKG reviews — Glassdoor
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15 - FKG Group — Glassdoor entity and snapshot audit
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Company identity matched through fkg.com.au, construction industry and Toowoomba headquarters. Small sample: 4.0/5 from 16 ratings across roles and locations. Outdated profile headcount is not used as company evidence. - FKG Group — SEEK entity match
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Profile website and Australian location match the researched contractor; aggregate includes different roles, places and employment periods.
Hansen Yuncken
Schools / Universities and TAFE / Hospitals / Research and laboratories
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1918Company profile
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned and controlled in AustraliaCompany profile
- Head office
- Melbourne — Level 10, 412 St Kilda Road, VIC 3004Office locations
- Office network
- Brisbane and Cairns; multiple interstate officesOffice locations
- Published workforce
- 500+ people nationally; current website statementCompany profile
- Published annual turnover
- A$926m FY2025 revenue reported by Newpoint for Hansen Yuncken; legal consolidation scope not specified.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 builder sample.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
National building portfolio spanning research, health, education and public infrastructure
Company profileNSW, NT, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria
Company profileProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Research and laboratoriesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Justice and correctionsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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UQ Plant Futures Facility
Universities and TAFE · St Lucia, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design and construction of controlled research environments and roof glasshouses; completion year not stated on project page.
UQ Plant Futures FacilityUQ Andrew N Liveris Building
Universities and TAFE · St Lucia, Brisbane
A$135m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design and construct; 12-storey teaching and research building. Published value is not explicitly labelled contract value; year not stated.
UQ Andrew N Liveris BuildingSullivan Nicolaides Pathology Stage 2
Research and laboratories · Bowen Hills, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Lump-sum delivery of a five-level laboratory expansion; year not stated.
Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology Stage 2Thomas Dixon Centre redevelopment
Community and cultural buildings · West End, Brisbane
A$55m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Heritage refurbishment and new performance facilities; published project value, completion year not stated.
Thomas Dixon Centre redevelopment4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Research and laboratoriesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
UQ Plant Futures Facility
Universities and TAFE · St Lucia, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design and construction of controlled research environments and roof glasshouses; completion year not stated on project page.
UQ Plant Futures FacilityUQ Andrew N Liveris Building
Universities and TAFE · St Lucia, Brisbane
A$135m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design and construct; 12-storey teaching and research building. Published value is not explicitly labelled contract value; year not stated.
UQ Andrew N Liveris BuildingSullivan Nicolaides Pathology Stage 2
Research and laboratories · Bowen Hills, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Lump-sum delivery of a five-level laboratory expansion; year not stated.
Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology Stage 2Thomas Dixon Centre redevelopment
Community and cultural buildings · West End, Brisbane
A$55m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Heritage refurbishment and new performance facilities; published project value, completion year not stated.
Thomas Dixon Centre redevelopmentHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Melbourne — Level 10, 412 St Kilda Road, VIC 3004Office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 1, 639 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Technical coordination
Research and pathology projects can develop services coordination, technical procurement and commissioning skills. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
UQ Plant Futures Facility · UQ Andrew N Liveris Building · Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology Stage 2Heritage and stakeholder delivery
A working cultural venue offers exposure to specialist design interfaces and heritage constraints. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Thomas Dixon Centre redevelopmentAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0Company calls Thomas Dixon Centre award-winning; an exact builder award count was not verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources4 named project examples · 11 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.8 / 530 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 3.5 / 5
Career development: 3.4 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.1 / 5
Management: 3.8 / 5
Working environment: 3.7 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.7 / 5
National sample across roles; 70% recommend and 90% rate salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 29 ratings.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.9 / 540 public reviews or ratings
Australian employer identity checked. 64% recommend. All-location snapshot, not Brisbane-specific.
GLASSDOOR employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
FY2025 brand-level revenue summary from public financial statements. Legal entity/consolidation perimeter is not specified; Newpoint applies comparability reclassifications and has not independently verified the underlying statements. - Company profile
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - UQ Plant Futures Facility
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - UQ Andrew N Liveris Building
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology Stage 2
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Thomas Dixon Centre redevelopment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. National sample across roles; 70% recommend and 90% rate salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 29 ratings. - GLASSDOOR employee review snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. Australian employer identity checked. 64% recommend. All-location snapshot, not Brisbane-specific.
Hutchinson Builders
Mixed use developments / Office buildings / Schools / Universities and TAFE
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1912Hutchies scale and history
- Ownership and entity
- Australian family-owned businessHutchies scale and history
- Head office
- 584 Milton Road, Toowong, Brisbane QLD 4066Hutchies contact locations
- Office network
- Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Cairns, Rockhampton and interstate officesHutchies contact locations
- Published workforce
- 1,800+ people; current company statementHutchies scale and history
- Published annual turnover
- A$3.34bn, 2024/25 company-reported turnoverHutchies scale and history
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 builder sample. Some market lists place Hutchies in Tier 1; this card follows the named industry source.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
125+ projects built annually; 110+ active projects reported
Hutchies scale and historyNational, with established Queensland metropolitan and regional teams
Hutchies scale and historyProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Civil infrastructureListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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205 North Quay
Office buildings · Brisbane CBD
A$373m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
37-level office building; A$373m published project value differs from the separate whole-development figure.
205 North QuayMonarch
Mixed use developments · Toowong, Brisbane
A$235m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Two 15-level towers, 224 residences and four basement levels; published project value.
MonarchPillow Talk headquarters and warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Darra, Brisbane
A$50m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Office and distribution facility; published project value.
Pillow Talk headquarters and warehouseBrighton Homes Arena
Sport and recreation · Springfield, Ipswich
A$65m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Stadium and training complex; published project value.
Brighton Homes Arena4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
205 North Quay
Office buildings · Brisbane CBD
A$373m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
37-level office building; A$373m published project value differs from the separate whole-development figure.
205 North QuayMonarch
Mixed use developments · Toowong, Brisbane
A$235m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Two 15-level towers, 224 residences and four basement levels; published project value.
MonarchPillow Talk headquarters and warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Darra, Brisbane
A$50m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Office and distribution facility; published project value.
Pillow Talk headquarters and warehouseBrighton Homes Arena
Sport and recreation · Springfield, Ipswich
A$65m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Stadium and training complex; published project value.
Brighton Homes ArenaHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 584 Milton Road, Toowong, Brisbane QLD 4066Hutchies contact locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 584 Milton Road, Toowong QLD 4066Hutchies contact locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Complex building delivery
Major office and apartment work can develop trade coordination, staging and design resolution skills. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
205 North Quay · MonarchCommercial versatility
Industrial and sports work provide different client, procurement and programme demands. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Pillow Talk headquarters and warehouse · Brighton Homes ArenaAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1Selected award evidence only; no verified lifetime total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources4 named project examples · 12 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Brisbane — Commercial / Industrial Building over $50m
205 North Quay · 2026
205 North QuaySEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.9 / 552 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 3.6 / 5
Career development: 3.9 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.9 / 5
Management: 3.7 / 5
Working environment: 3.9 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4.1 / 5
81% recommend; 96% salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 51 ratings; visible reviews include older experiences.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.0 / 558 public reviews or ratings
Brisbane employer identity checked; 84% recommend. National company sample, not a role or team guarantee.
GLASSDOOR employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Industry classification; tiers are not a regulated universal standard. - Hutchies scale and history
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Hutchies contact locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - 205 North Quay
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Monarch
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Pillow Talk headquarters and warehouse
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Brighton Homes Arena
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. 81% recommend; 96% salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 51 ratings; visible reviews include older experiences. - GLASSDOOR employee review snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. Brisbane employer identity checked; 84% recommend. National company sample, not a role or team guarantee.
Icon
Mixed use developments / Hospitals / Research and laboratories / Universities and TAFE
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Wholly owned by Kajima; Icon Group joined Kajima in 2015Icon company profile
- Head office
- Level 7, 459 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121Icon offices
- Office network
- Eight locations across Australia and New Zealand; Queensland and North Queensland officesIcon offices
- Published workforce
- 800+ professionals across Icon GroupIcon company profile
- Published annual turnover
- Not verified
Listed as a Tier 2 example by Construction Tiers; non-standard industry grouping.Construction tiers description
Delivery approach and market position
Broad building portfolio including residential towers and specialist health facilities
Icon company profileAustralia and New Zealand
Icon company profileProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Research and laboratoriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
The Wesley Hospital CSSD
Hospitals · Brisbane
A$14m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Staged sterile-services and theatre works in an operating hospital; published project value.
The Wesley Hospital CSSDUpper House
Mixed use developments · South Brisbane
A$111m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Design and construction of a residential tower; published value is not explicitly identified as construction contract.
Upper HouseSignature Apartments Broadbeach
Mixed use developments · Broadbeach, Gold Coast
A$115m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
36-level building with 245 apartments and retail; published project value.
Signature Apartments Broadbeach3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
The Wesley Hospital CSSD
Hospitals · Brisbane
A$14m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Staged sterile-services and theatre works in an operating hospital; published project value.
The Wesley Hospital CSSDUpper House
Mixed use developments · South Brisbane
A$111m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Design and construction of a residential tower; published value is not explicitly identified as construction contract.
Upper HouseSignature Apartments Broadbeach
Mixed use developments · Broadbeach, Gold Coast
A$115m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
36-level building with 245 apartments and retail; published project value.
Signature Apartments BroadbeachHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 7, 459 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121Icon offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Tenancy T1B, Level 1, 143 Coronation Drive, Milton QLD 4064Icon offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Vertical residential delivery
High-rise residential work offers exposure to structure, façade, services and handover coordination. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Upper House · Signature Apartments BroadbeachLive hospital staging
Operating health facilities can develop stakeholder coordination, shutdown planning and technical sequencing skills. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
The Wesley Hospital CSSDAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1One verified project recognition shown; awarded to the development, not a measure of employment quality.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 10 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australian Development of the Year — project award, nominated by Aria Property Group
Upper House · 2025
Property Council development awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.7 / 53 public reviews or ratings
Only 3 ratings; 67% recommend and 67% salary high/average. Icon Construction company profile matched to Australian construction, not ICON pharmaceuticals.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search completed, but a stable Australian Icon construction review page could not be verified. Unrelated ICON pharmaceutical reviews excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Construction tiers description
industry · Checked 2026-09-15 - Icon company profile
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Icon offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - The Wesley Hospital CSSD
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Upper House
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Signature Apartments Broadbeach
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Property Council development awards
awards · Checked 2026-09-15
Development award credited to project owner/developer Aria; not a standalone employer award. - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. Only 3 ratings; 67% recommend and 67% salary high/average. Icon Construction company profile matched to Australian construction, not ICON pharmaceuticals.
Kane Constructions
Schools / Universities and TAFE / Hospitals / Aged care
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned Australian contractorKane company profile
- Head office
- Level 9, 510 Church Street, Cremorne VIC 3121Kane company offices
- Office network
- Melbourne, Sydney and BrisbaneKane company offices
- Published workforce
- 450+ full-time employees; company statementKane company profile
- Published annual turnover
- A$1,014m FY2025 revenue reported by Newpoint for Kane Constructions; legal consolidation scope not specified.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 builder sample.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
Building projects across commercial, health, education and specialist facilities
Kane company profileVictoria, New South Wales and Queensland
Kane company profileProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Heritage and adaptive reuseListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Pine Lake Retirement Village apartments
Retirement living · Elanora, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
51 apartments over three levels with basement; design and construct in an operating retirement community.
Pine Lake retirement apartments · Pine Lake completion July 2025UniSQ Integrated Practice and Allied Health building
Universities and TAFE · Ipswich
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Three-storey teaching and research building; commencement reported December 2025. Completion year not verified.
UniSQ Integrated Practice and Allied Health building · UniSQ works commencement December 2025Villanova College Great Hall and STEM Precinct
Schools · Coorparoo, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
School hall and STEM teaching precinct; value and completion year not verified.
Villanova Great Hall and STEM precinctCatherine’s House, Mater Hill
Hospitals · South Brisbane
A$15m–$30m award category; exact contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Heritage convent adapted into a perinatal mental health facility. Award year 2024 is not asserted as completion year.
Queensland construction award 20244 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Pine Lake Retirement Village apartments
Retirement living · Elanora, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
51 apartments over three levels with basement; design and construct in an operating retirement community.
Pine Lake retirement apartments · Pine Lake completion July 2025UniSQ Integrated Practice and Allied Health building
Universities and TAFE · Ipswich
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Three-storey teaching and research building; commencement reported December 2025. Completion year not verified.
UniSQ Integrated Practice and Allied Health building · UniSQ works commencement December 2025Villanova College Great Hall and STEM Precinct
Schools · Coorparoo, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
School hall and STEM teaching precinct; value and completion year not verified.
Villanova Great Hall and STEM precinctCatherine’s House, Mater Hill
Hospitals · South Brisbane
A$15m–$30m award category; exact contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Heritage convent adapted into a perinatal mental health facility. Award year 2024 is not asserted as completion year.
Queensland construction award 2024How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 9, 510 Church Street, Cremorne VIC 3121Kane company offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 14 Fox Street, Albion QLD 4010Kane company offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Delivery in operating communities
School and retirement projects can develop staging, access planning and communication with ongoing building users. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Pine Lake retirement apartments · Villanova Great Hall and STEM precinctSpecialist health and heritage
Clinical, research and adaptive reuse work offers technical coordination and commissioning exposure. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
UniSQ Integrated Practice and Allied Health building · Queensland construction award 2024Awards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1Selected award evidence only; no verified lifetime total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
10 sources4 named project examples · 9 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Queensland Master Builders — Commercial Refurbishment / Renovation $15m–$30m
Catherine’s House, Mater Hill · 2024
Queensland construction award 2024SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.0 / 54 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 3.5 / 5
Career development: 4 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.5 / 5
Management: 4 / 5
Working environment: 3.5 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4 / 5
Small sample of 4 ratings; 75% recommend and 75% salary high/average.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Search completed; Australian company review snippets appeared but a reliable aggregate page could not be retrieved. US Kane businesses excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
FY2025 brand-level revenue summary from public financial statements. Legal entity/consolidation perimeter is not specified; Newpoint applies comparability reclassifications and has not independently verified the underlying statements. - Kane company profile
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kane company offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Pine Lake retirement apartments
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Pine Lake completion July 2025
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - UniSQ Integrated Practice and Allied Health building
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - UniSQ works commencement December 2025
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Villanova Great Hall and STEM precinct
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queensland construction award 2024
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. Small sample of 4 ratings; 75% recommend and 75% salary high/average.
Mainbrace Constructions
Shopping centres and major retail / Supermarkets / Large format retail and homemaker centres / Warehouses and distribution
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1989Mainbrace company history and scale
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified
- Head office
- Sydney office — Level 6, 558 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065Mainbrace offices
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane and MelbourneMainbrace offices
- Published workforce
- 240+ staff; current company statementMainbrace company history and scale
- Published annual turnover
- A$521m FY2025 revenue reported by Newpoint for Mainbrace Constructions; legal consolidation scope not specified.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 builder sample.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
1,800+ projects reported across company history
Mainbrace company history and scaleNew South Wales, Queensland and Victoria
Mainbrace company history and scaleProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shopping centres and major retailSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $20m to $30m $75m to $100mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SupermarketsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Heritage and adaptive reuseListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Pallara Shopping Village
Shopping centres and major retail · Pallara, Brisbane
A$26m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Coles and specialty shops; company labels this total project value, not separately verified contract value.
Pallara Shopping VillageYamanto Central
Shopping centres and major retail · Yamanto, Ipswich
A$77m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Coles, Kmart and specialty retail with basement and road works; total project value.
Yamanto CentralBRIX Bundamba warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Bundamba, Ipswich
A$8.4m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Three warehouse buildings with 21 tenancies; total project value.
BRIX Bundamba warehouse3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shopping centres and major retailSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $20m to $30m $75m to $100mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Pallara Shopping Village
Shopping centres and major retail · Pallara, Brisbane
A$26m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Coles and specialty shops; company labels this total project value, not separately verified contract value.
Pallara Shopping VillageYamanto Central
Shopping centres and major retail · Yamanto, Ipswich
A$77m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Coles, Kmart and specialty retail with basement and road works; total project value.
Yamanto CentralBRIX Bundamba warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Bundamba, Ipswich
A$8.4m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Three warehouse buildings with 21 tenancies; total project value.
BRIX Bundamba warehouseHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Sydney office — Level 6, 558 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065Mainbrace offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Suite 2.1, Level 2, 203 Wharf Street, Spring Hill QLD 4000Mainbrace offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Retail delivery specialisation
Supermarket and shopping-centre work can develop retailer coordination, deadlines tied to trading and tenancy interfaces. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Pallara Shopping Village · Yamanto CentralIndustrial diversification
Warehouse delivery adds services, access and tenancy coordination experience to the retail specialism. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
BRIX Bundamba warehouseAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Two recent Queensland company-reported wins selected. Register contains older placeholder copy; no lifetime count asserted.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources3 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland — Retail Facilities over $5m
Caboolture Shopping Village · 2024
Mainbrace award registerMaster Builders Queensland — Commercial Refurbishment up to $30m
Hervey Bay Home · 2025
Mainbrace award registerSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.9 / 57 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 3 / 5
Career development: 3.3 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.6 / 5
Management: 3.6 / 5
Working environment: 3.6 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.6 / 5
71% recommend; 86% salary high/average. Header reports 7 ratings while text reports 8 reviews; shown count is the rating count.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Employer page found, but search snapshots and page counts conflicted (5 versus 6). Aggregate score withheld pending stable direct verification.
GLASSDOOR employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
FY2025 brand-level revenue summary from public financial statements. Legal entity/consolidation perimeter is not specified; Newpoint applies comparability reclassifications and has not independently verified the underlying statements. - Mainbrace company history and scale
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mainbrace offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Pallara Shopping Village
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Yamanto Central
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - BRIX Bundamba warehouse
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mainbrace award register
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. 71% recommend; 86% salary high/average. Header reports 7 ratings while text reports 8 reviews; shown count is the rating count. - GLASSDOOR employee review snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. Employer page found, but search snapshots and page counts conflicted (5 versus 6). Aggregate score withheld pending stable direct verification.
McNab
Mixed use developments / Aged care / Retirement living / Schools
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1996McNab group profile and award selections
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned group founded by Michael McNabMcNab group profile and award selections
- Head office
- Not explicitly distinguished from regional offices in the contact pageMcNab office locations
- Office network
- Brisbane, Toowoomba, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and SydneyMcNab office locations
- Published workforce
- Not verified
- Published annual turnover
- A$1bn annual GROUP turnover reported on website; year not specifiedMcNab group profile and award selections
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 builder sample.Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
Delivery approach and market position
Construction, property and supply group
McNab group profile and award selectionsQueensland offices and Sydney presence
McNab group profile and award selectionsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Student accommodationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Automotive showrooms and facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Electrolux Distribution and Experience Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Brisbane
A$30m–$50m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2025 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsPorsche Service Workshop
Automotive showrooms and facilities · Gold Coast
A$5m–$15m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2025 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsAwaken Residences
Mixed use developments · Gold Coast
A$20m–$50m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2024 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsSt Saviour’s Primary School upgrade
Schools · Toowoomba
Under A$10m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2025 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selections4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Automotive showrooms and facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Electrolux Distribution and Experience Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Brisbane
A$30m–$50m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2025 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsPorsche Service Workshop
Automotive showrooms and facilities · Gold Coast
A$5m–$15m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2025 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsAwaken Residences
Mixed use developments · Gold Coast
A$20m–$50m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2024 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsSt Saviour’s Primary School upgrade
Schools · Toowoomba
Under A$10m award category; contract value unverified
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
2025 award; completion year unverified.
McNab group profile and award selectionsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Not explicitly distinguished from regional offices in the contact pageMcNab office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 2, SW1, 32 Cordelia Street, South Brisbane QLD 4101McNab office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Varied client requirements
Industrial, apartment and school projects can teach different procurement and staging demands. Portfolio inference; depends on role and project.
McNab group profile and award selectionsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Selected award evidence only; no verified lifetime total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
4 sources4 named project examples · 12 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Brisbane — Commercial / Industrial Building $30m–$50m
Electrolux Distribution and Experience Centre · 2025
McNab group profile and award selectionsMaster Builders Gold Coast — Project of the Year
Awaken Residences · 2024
McNab group profile and award selectionsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.5 / 527 public reviews or ratings
Work-life balance: 4 / 5
Career development: 4.2 / 5
Benefits and perks: 4 / 5
Management: 4.3 / 5
Working environment: 4.5 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4.3 / 5
85% recommend; 93% salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 26 ratings. McNab Group sample, not one construction entity or team.
SEEK employee review snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search completed; a directly readable Australian McNab aggregate profile could not be verified. Similarly named US and South African businesses excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Newpoint Advisory 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Industry classification; tiers are not a regulated universal standard. - McNab group profile and award selections
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - McNab office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK employee review snapshot
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Checked 2026-09-15. 85% recommend; 93% salary high/average. Detailed metrics use 26 ratings. McNab Group sample, not one construction entity or team.
Mosaic Construction
Apartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Shopping centres and major retail
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not independently verified
- Ownership and entity
- Mosaic Property Group in-house construction division, dedicated to Mosaic projectsMosaic Construction: in-house delivery division
- Head office
- Brisbane operating office at Fortitude Valley; the contact page does not explicitly designate a head officeMosaic offices
- Office network
- Brisbane; Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast; Mermaid Beach on the Gold CoastMosaic offices
- Published workforce
- Not independently verified
- Published annual turnover
- Annual construction-entity turnover not published in the checked sources; development pipeline values are excludedMosaic Construction: in-house delivery division
Indicative SEQ residential developer/builder classification. Mosaic Construction is an in-house division; no construction-entity annual turnover was verified, so Tier 3 revenue eligibility is unconfirmed.Mosaic Construction: in-house delivery division · The Mowbray project facts · The Witton project facts
Delivery approach and market position
In-house construction of Mosaic residential developments
Mosaic Construction: in-house delivery divisionSouth East Queensland, with Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast offices
Mosaic officesProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 33 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
The Mowbray
Apartment buildings · 73 Northcote Street, East Brisbane
AUD20m–50m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2025
81 two- and three-bedroom homes across eight levels, with rooftop amenities and retail. Completed January 2025; value bracket is an award category, not a disclosed contract.
The Mowbray project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcementsThe Witton
Apartment buildings · 29 Finney Road, Indooroopilly
Over AUD50m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2024
141 homes across two buildings, with rooftop pool and gym. Completed August 2024. The value threshold is an award category.
The Witton project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcementsThe Bedford
Mixed use developments · 16–30 Prospect Street, Kangaroo Point
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Current project page specifies 141 residences across 17 levels, with Woolworths, café, liquor store and rooftop amenities. Older development-value announcements are not treated as construction contracts.
The Bedford project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcementsKensington
Apartment buildings · 36 Sylvan Road, Toowong
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
63 two- and three-bedroom homes across eight levels, with rooftop pool; completed June 2023.
Kensington project facts4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 33 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
The Mowbray
Apartment buildings · 73 Northcote Street, East Brisbane
AUD20m–50m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2025
81 two- and three-bedroom homes across eight levels, with rooftop amenities and retail. Completed January 2025; value bracket is an award category, not a disclosed contract.
The Mowbray project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcementsThe Witton
Apartment buildings · 29 Finney Road, Indooroopilly
Over AUD50m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2024
141 homes across two buildings, with rooftop pool and gym. Completed August 2024. The value threshold is an award category.
The Witton project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcementsThe Bedford
Mixed use developments · 16–30 Prospect Street, Kangaroo Point
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Current project page specifies 141 residences across 17 levels, with Woolworths, café, liquor store and rooftop amenities. Older development-value announcements are not treated as construction contracts.
The Bedford project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcementsKensington
Apartment buildings · 36 Sylvan Road, Toowong
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
63 two- and three-bedroom homes across eight levels, with rooftop pool; completed June 2023.
Kensington project factsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Brisbane operating office at Fortitude Valley; the contact page does not explicitly designate a head officeMosaic offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 6, 89 McLachlan Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Mosaic offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Repeated apartment delivery
Portfolio inference: the portfolio offers potential exposure to residential structure, façade, services, finishes, shared amenities and purchaser handover. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
The Mowbray project facts · The Witton project facts · The Bedford project factsDevelopment-to-construction interfaces
Portfolio inference: an in-house division can provide experience coordinating commercial development objectives with design and site delivery. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Mosaic Construction: in-house delivery divisionAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Two selected 2025 Queensland residential award wins are shown. Regional and state wins for the same development are not added together as a unique-project count.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources4 named project examples · 3 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland: Residential Building (high-rise over 3 storeys), $20m–50m
The Mowbray · 2025
The Mowbray project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcements · Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Mosaic winners and state-winner markersMaster Builders Queensland: Residential Building (high-rise over 3 storeys), over $50m
The Witton · 2025
The Witton project facts · Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcements · Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Mosaic winners and state-winner markersSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Searched Mosaic Construction and Mosaic Property Group on SEEK; a readable matched aggregate rating was not verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
Partial public evidence
Search found Mosaic Property Group references but no readable verified aggregate review page. US Mosaic Property Management and other namesakes were excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Mosaic Construction: in-house delivery division
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mosaic offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - The Mowbray project facts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - The Witton project facts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - The Bedford project facts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kensington project facts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mosaic: current projects and 2025 award announcements
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2025 Mosaic winners and state-winner markers
awards · Checked 2026-09-15
Paynters
Schools / Hospitals / Medical centres and day surgeries / Aged care
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- More than 70 years of operation reported; exact founding year not independently verifiedPaynters: company overview
- Ownership and entity
- Not independently verified
- Head office
- 7 Baroona Road, Milton QLD 4064Paynters: head office and regional offices
- Office network
- Brisbane, Townsville, Rockhampton, Mackay, Sydney and MelbournePaynters: head office and regional offices
- Published workforce
- Not independently verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not independently verified
Indicative established multi-region general contractor, based on its office network and institutional portfolio. Annual company turnover was not verified; Tier 3 eligibility cannot be claimed.Paynters: company overview · Paynters: head office and regional offices · Emmaus Memory Support Village
Delivery approach and market position
Design and construction across health, education, aged care, hospitality and insurance-related work
Paynters: company overviewQueensland regional and metropolitan delivery, plus interstate offices and projects
Paynters: head office and regional offices · Emmaus Memory Support VillageProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Pubs and clubsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Insurance reinstatementListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Kirwan Community Health Campus expansion
Medical centres and day surgeries · Townsville
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Two-storey expansion with 15 maternity consulting rooms, 11 dental chairs, pathology and additional external facilities. Completion announced 8 September 2026.
Kirwan Community Health Campus completion, 8 September 2026Greenbank Services Club redevelopment
Pubs and clubs · South East Queensland
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Staged extension and refurbishment of kitchens, dining, bars, functions, gaming and amenities while the club continued to trade; completion year not confirmed.
Greenbank Services Club redevelopmentEmmaus Memory Support Village
Aged care · Port Macquarie
Over AUD20m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Accommodation and support for 94 residents using a small-household dementia-care model. Award threshold is not an exact contract price; completion year not verified.
Emmaus Memory Support Village · Paynters: award registerGladstone State High School ITD building
Schools · Gladstone
Over AUD15m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Industrial technology workshops and teaching rooms; recognised in the 2026 education award category. Award year is not substituted for completion year.
Gladstone State High School ITD building · Paynters: award register3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Pubs and clubsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Kirwan Community Health Campus expansion
Medical centres and day surgeries · Townsville
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Two-storey expansion with 15 maternity consulting rooms, 11 dental chairs, pathology and additional external facilities. Completion announced 8 September 2026.
Kirwan Community Health Campus completion, 8 September 2026Greenbank Services Club redevelopment
Pubs and clubs · South East Queensland
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Staged extension and refurbishment of kitchens, dining, bars, functions, gaming and amenities while the club continued to trade; completion year not confirmed.
Greenbank Services Club redevelopmentGladstone State High School ITD building
Schools · Gladstone
Over AUD15m award category
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Industrial technology workshops and teaching rooms; recognised in the 2026 education award category. Award year is not substituted for completion year.
Gladstone State High School ITD building · Paynters: award registerHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 7 Baroona Road, Milton QLD 4064Paynters: head office and regional offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Head office: 7 Baroona Road, Milton QLD 4064Paynters: head office and regional offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Delivery in operating facilities
Portfolio inference: staged health, aged-care and club projects bring exposure to client operations, service interruptions, access constraints and handover coordination. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Greenbank Services Club redevelopment · Emmaus Memory Support Village · Kirwan Community Health Campus completion, 8 September 2026Regional stakeholder coordination
Portfolio inference: the Queensland office and project spread may create regional delivery opportunities; confirm the actual assignment and travel arrangement for a specific role. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Paynters: head office and regional offices · Gladstone State High School ITD building · Kirwan Community Health Campus completion, 8 September 2026Awards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Three selected project awards from 2025–2026 are shown; the published company register contains additional awards. No unsupported lifetime total is inferred.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders North Queensland: Project of the Year
Mater Private Hospital Townsville maternity ward and special care nursery · 2026
Paynters: award registerMaster Builders Central Queensland: Education Facilities over $15m
Gladstone State High School ITD building · 2026
Paynters: award registerMBA NSW State Excellence in Construction: Aged Care Buildings, Open Price
Emmaus Memory Support Village · 2025
Paynters: award registerSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
SEEK searched for Paynters; no readable, confidently matched aggregate rating was verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search returned Paynter Dixon and legacy Paynter Dixon Queensland references. These are not treated as a verified current Paynters employer cohort; no score has been transferred.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Paynters: company overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Paynters: head office and regional offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Greenbank Services Club redevelopment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Emmaus Memory Support Village
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Gladstone State High School ITD building
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kirwan Community Health Campus completion, 8 September 2026
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Paynters: award register
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Qanstruct
Warehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Industrial facilities
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Retained from the original directory as a national specialist. A current Brisbane office or recent Queensland project was not verified.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- More than 40 years of operation reported; exact founding year not verifiedQanstruct: official company and office overview
- Ownership and entity
- Not independently verified
- Head office
- Melbourne office: 87 High Street, Kew VIC 3101; head-office designation not independently confirmedQanstruct: official company and office overview
- Office network
- Melbourne (Kew) and Sydney (Alexandria)Qanstruct: official company and office overview
- Published workforce
- Not independently verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not independently verified
Indicative industrial design-and-construct specialist. No verified annual turnover supports the user-defined Tier 3 band; current Brisbane office/project presence was not confirmed.Qanstruct: official company and office overview · Qanstruct: delivery approach · Metcash Distribution Centre · ALDI Automated Distribution Centre
Delivery approach and market position
Industrial design and construction, including automation and temperature-controlled logistics facilities
Qanstruct: delivery approach · Metcash Distribution Centre · Chobani Cold Storage Facility · ALDI Automated Distribution CentreNational industrial delivery described; the current checked project sample is Victorian
Qanstruct: official company and office overview · Nike Distribution Facility · Metcash Distribution Centre · ALDI Automated Distribution CentreProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 32 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75m $150m to $250m $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Nike Distribution Facility
Warehouses and distribution · Ravenhall
AUD58m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
62,000 m² design-and-construct distribution facility. The website labels the amount as project value, not explicitly contract value.
Nike Distribution FacilityMetcash Distribution Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Ravenhall
AUD170m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
115,000 m² distribution facility with temperature-controlled areas and automation. Published project value is not separately identified as the construction contract.
Metcash Distribution CentreChobani Cold Storage Facility
Cold storage and food processing · Dandenong South
AUD31m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
22,000 m² cold-storage facility delivered through design and construction.
Chobani Cold Storage FacilityALDI Automated Distribution Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Tarneit
AUD400m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · Date not confirmed
103,000 m² facility, including a 43 m high automated warehouse, ambient and multiple temperature zones and three mezzanine levels. Official page states under construction; completion year not published.
ALDI Automated Distribution CentreView the named projects and their sources
No named project evidence available for this location.
How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Melbourne office: 87 High Street, Kew VIC 3101; head-office designation not independently confirmedQanstruct: official company and office overview
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- No current Brisbane office listed on the checked official siteQanstruct: official company and office overview
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Industrial process integration
Portfolio inference: cold-chain and automated logistics work can develop understanding of client operations, building-services interfaces and commissioning. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Metcash Distribution Centre · Chobani Cold Storage Facility · ALDI Automated Distribution CentreScale and constructability
Portfolio inference: large floorplates and high-bay structures create opportunities to understand sequencing, procurement and specialist subcontractor interfaces. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Nike Distribution Facility · ALDI Automated Distribution CentreAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1One historical 2016 industrial award independently verified on the awarding body’s site. A current-year or lifetime total was not verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources4 named project examples · 3 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
MBA NSW: Industrial Buildings, $15,000,001 and over
Lindt & Sprungli, Marsden Park · 2016
MBA NSW: Qanstruct industrial award, 2016SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
Partial public evidence
Matched company profile with official website reference. No readable aggregate employee rating/count was shown; broad SEEK workforce ranges are not treated as verified headcount.
SEEK: Qanstruct company profileChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Glassdoor
3.2 / 54 public reviews or ratings
Search-index snapshot only; the direct review page could not be verified. Four reviews are a very small, self-selected sample. Do not interpret this as a measured workplace attribute.
Glassdoor: Qanstruct indexed review pageChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Qanstruct: official company and office overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Qanstruct: delivery approach
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Nike Distribution Facility
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Metcash Distribution Centre
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Chobani Cold Storage Facility
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - ALDI Automated Distribution Centre
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK: Qanstruct company profile
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor: Qanstruct indexed review page
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Search index displayed 3.2/5 and four reviews. Direct page could not be verified; retained only as a partial, small-sample snapshot. - MBA NSW: Qanstruct industrial award, 2016
awards · Checked 2026-09-15
Renascent
Office fitouts / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Schools / Individual retail fitouts
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1995Renascent: company statistics and services
- Ownership and entity
- Not independently verified
- Head office
- Sydney office at Level 4, 174 Pacific Highway, St Leonards; the contact page does not explicitly identify a head officeRenascent: office network
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Orange; Dice Renascent partnership listed separately in DarwinRenascent: office network
- Published workforce
- 200+ people, company-reported; date not specifiedRenascent: company statistics and services
- Published annual turnover
- AUD400m annual turnover, company-reported; financial year not specifiedRenascent: company statistics and services
Indicative national refurbishment and construction business. Official site reports AUD400m annual turnover without naming a financial year, above the requested Tier 3 band.Renascent: company statistics and services
Delivery approach and market position
3,000+ completed projects and AUD3.5bn cumulative work delivered, company-reported; cumulative delivery is not annual turnover
Renascent: company statistics and servicesSix national offices, with fitout, refurbishment, new-build and aftercare services
Renascent: company statistics and services · Renascent: office networkProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
5 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office fitoutsSupported by the examples below | 21 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Individual retail fitoutsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged care and retirement livingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Kmart Group national headquarters
Office fitouts · 1 Middle Road, Chadstone
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
18,182 m² across eight floors above an operating shopping centre, including merchandising rooms and specialised storage. Completed January 2026 for the initial relocation of 1,600 staff; early contractor involvement and constrained loading/service interfaces.
Kmart national headquarters fitout completion, June 2026 article60 Edward Street end-of-trip facilities
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane CBD
AUD1.2m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Refurbished changing and shower facilities plus bicycle/scooter storage in an occupied building. Source identifies a lump-sum contract but labels the numeric amount as value; completion year not confirmed.
60 Edward Street end-of-trip refurbishmentBethania Lutheran Primary School refurbishment
Schools · Bethania
AUD385,000 published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Campus refurbishment undertaken around school operations. Completion year not published on the checked page.
Bethania Lutheran Primary SchoolASICS Brisbane office
Office fitouts · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
650 m² office fitout overlooking Ballymore Oval; completion year and contract amount not verified.
ASICS Brisbane office fitout300 Queen Street lobby, basement and retail
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design-and-construct façade, lobby, basement and retail refurbishment. The website value is displayed without a clear unit and is excluded from value bands; completion year not verified.
300 Queen Street lobby, basement and retail refurbishment4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office fitoutsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
60 Edward Street end-of-trip facilities
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane CBD
AUD1.2m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Refurbished changing and shower facilities plus bicycle/scooter storage in an occupied building. Source identifies a lump-sum contract but labels the numeric amount as value; completion year not confirmed.
60 Edward Street end-of-trip refurbishmentBethania Lutheran Primary School refurbishment
Schools · Bethania
AUD385,000 published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · Date not confirmed
Campus refurbishment undertaken around school operations. Completion year not published on the checked page.
Bethania Lutheran Primary SchoolASICS Brisbane office
Office fitouts · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
650 m² office fitout overlooking Ballymore Oval; completion year and contract amount not verified.
ASICS Brisbane office fitout300 Queen Street lobby, basement and retail
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane CBD
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design-and-construct façade, lobby, basement and retail refurbishment. The website value is displayed without a clear unit and is excluded from value bands; completion year not verified.
300 Queen Street lobby, basement and retail refurbishmentHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Sydney office at Level 4, 174 Pacific Highway, St Leonards; the contact page does not explicitly identify a head officeRenascent: office network
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Suite A, Level 12, 157 Ann Street, Brisbane QLD 4000Renascent: office network
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Working in occupied buildings
Portfolio inference: office and school refurbishment can build skill in staging, client communication, shutdown planning and balancing delivery against ongoing operations. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
60 Edward Street end-of-trip refurbishment · Bethania Lutheran Primary School · ASICS Brisbane office fitoutAsset repositioning and aftercare
Portfolio inference: fitout and refurbishment work can expose a role to existing-condition risks, tenant requirements and the operational consequences of design decisions. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Renascent: company statistics and services · 300 Queen Street lobby, basement and retail refurbishmentAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Company reports three wins at the 2026 MBA Western Regions awards. This is an event-specific count; project completion years are not inferred from award dates.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources5 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
MBA Western Regions: Best Refurbishment and Extension over $10m
161 Kite Street · 2026
Renascent: three Western Regions award wins, August 2026MBA Western Regions: Best Aged Care / Over 55s Living
Oak Tree Retirement Villages · 2026
Renascent: three Western Regions award wins, August 2026MBA Western Regions: Best Industrial Building
Orange Homemaker · 2026
Renascent: three Western Regions award wins, August 2026SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
SEEK searched for the Australian construction business; job listings were found, but no readable matched aggregate review rating was verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search results included overseas and non-construction Renascent namesakes. No confidently matched Australian construction aggregate was verified; namesake scores excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Renascent: company statistics and services
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Renascent: office network
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - 60 Edward Street end-of-trip refurbishment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Bethania Lutheran Primary School
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - ASICS Brisbane office fitout
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - 300 Queen Street lobby, basement and retail refurbishment
company · Checked 2026-09-15
The displayed value lacks a clear unit, so it is excluded from dollar-band calculations. - Renascent: three Western Regions award wins, August 2026
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kmart national headquarters fitout completion, June 2026 article
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Richard Crookes Constructions
Hospitals / Universities and TAFE / Schools / Cold storage and food processing
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1976Richard Crookes: ownership and current company overview
- Ownership and entity
- 100% Australian privately and family owned, company-reportedRichard Crookes: ownership and current company overview
- Head office
- Sydney: Level 14, 558 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW; Newpoint lists NSW head officeRichard Crookes: offices · Newpoint Advisory: 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics, FY2025 financial data
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane, Newcastle, Tamworth and CanberraRichard Crookes: offices
- Published workforce
- 900+ employees on current company site; not a year-specific audited headcountRichard Crookes: ownership and current company overview
- Published annual turnover
- AUD1.540bn FY2025 reported by Newpoint. Company homepage separately states AUD1.9bn without a financial year.Newpoint Advisory: 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics, FY2025 financial data · Richard Crookes: ownership and current company overview
Included in Newpoint Advisory’s 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics report. Industry tiers remain non-standard; FY2025 reported revenue is separate from an undated company website statistic.Newpoint Advisory: 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics, FY2025 financial data
Delivery approach and market position
1,380+ projects completed, company-reported cumulative total
Richard Crookes: ownership and current company overviewNSW, Queensland and ACT offices and projects
Richard Crookes: officesProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cultural and performing artsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $250m to $500mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Suntory Oceania multi-beverage facility — Stage 1
Cold storage and food processing · Queensland
AUD185m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
17 ha site with processing, packaging, warehousing and automated storage/retrieval; 15.8 m high-bay component and 80,000-can-per-hour capability. AUD185m is the builder-published project scope value, not the wider corporate investment.
Suntory Oceania multi-beverage facilityChung Tian Main Temple
Libraries and community buildings · Queensland
AUD52m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · 2026
Main temple with shrine, performance hall, art gallery and administrative spaces; works coordinated around ongoing religious use. Source says due 2026, not completed.
Chung Tian Main TempleNaala Badu / Sydney Modern
Cultural and performing arts · Sydney
AUD274m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Art Gallery of NSW expansion, public art garden and reuse of a 2,200 m² former wartime oil-tank space, with complex structural interfaces and specialist gallery requirements.
Naala Badu / Sydney Modern project and awards2 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $150m to $250mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $50m to $75mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Suntory Oceania multi-beverage facility — Stage 1
Cold storage and food processing · Queensland
AUD185m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
17 ha site with processing, packaging, warehousing and automated storage/retrieval; 15.8 m high-bay component and 80,000-can-per-hour capability. AUD185m is the builder-published project scope value, not the wider corporate investment.
Suntory Oceania multi-beverage facilityChung Tian Main Temple
Libraries and community buildings · Queensland
AUD52m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Active · 2026
Main temple with shrine, performance hall, art gallery and administrative spaces; works coordinated around ongoing religious use. Source says due 2026, not completed.
Chung Tian Main TempleHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Sydney: Level 14, 558 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW; Newpoint lists NSW head officeRichard Crookes: offices · Newpoint Advisory: 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics, FY2025 financial data
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 84 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington QLD 4064Richard Crookes: offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Technical procurement and design coordination
Portfolio inference: specialist industrial, cultural and institutional projects can develop the ability to translate operational requirements into trade packages and coordinated delivery. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Suntory Oceania multi-beverage facility · Naala Badu / Sydney Modern project and awardsStakeholder and approval navigation
Portfolio inference: working with institutional and community clients offers potential practice in consultation, staged approvals and continuity of operations. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Chung Tian Main Temple · Naala Badu / Sydney Modern project and awardsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Two selected 2023 construction/structural project awards are shown. Architecture awards on the project page are not automatically attributed to the builder as employer awards.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources3 named project examples · 9 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australian Steel Institute: Large Projects winner
Naala Badu / Sydney Modern · 2023
Naala Badu / Sydney Modern project and awardsMBA NSW Excellence in Construction: Best Use of Steel
Naala Badu / Sydney Modern · 2023
Naala Badu / Sydney Modern project and awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.3 / 522 public reviews or ratings
Work/life balance: 4.1/5
Career development: 4.1/5
Benefits and perks: 4.0/5
Management: 4.1/5
Working environment: 4.2/5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4.2/5
Recommend to a friend: 86%
National, mixed-role, self-selected reviews, including historical posts. The displayed aggregate is not a Brisbane project-team score.
SEEK: Richard Crookes employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Glassdoor was searched and salary references found, but a readable matched review score/count was not verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Richard Crookes: ownership and current company overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Richard Crookes: offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Suntory Oceania multi-beverage facility
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Chung Tian Main Temple
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Naala Badu / Sydney Modern project and awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK: Richard Crookes employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Newpoint Advisory: 2026 Tier 2 Builder Metrics, FY2025 financial data
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Report lists Richard Crookes within Tier 2 and reports FY2025 revenue of AUD1,540m. The company homepage’s AUD1.9bn statistic is undated and not substituted for this year-specific figure.
Rohrig
Schools / Pubs and clubs / Aged care / Automotive showrooms and facilities
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1991Rohrig: company history and office network
- Ownership and entity
- Not independently verified
- Head office
- Brisbane operating office in Newstead; the site does not explicitly designate one national head officeRohrig: company history and office network
- Office network
- Brisbane; Sydney (Mascot); Gold Coast / Northern Rivers (Tugun)Rohrig: company history and office network
- Published workforce
- Not independently verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not independently verified
Indicative multi-state commercial specialist. Current annual builder-entity turnover was not verified; the AUD50m–200m Tier 3 criterion is unconfirmed. A holding-entity estimate is not treated as verified construction turnover.Rohrig: company history and office network · Rohrig: construction and design services
Delivery approach and market position
Commercial construction, early contractor involvement, design management and maintenance; in-house design modelling described
Rohrig: construction and design servicesQueensland and NSW, including South East Queensland and Greater Sydney
Rohrig: company history and office network · Club Kawana project · Northern Beaches Christian School STEM centre completion, 17 July 2026 · Al-Faisal College Liverpool expansion completion, 31 July 2026Project delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 33 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Pubs and clubsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Automotive showrooms and facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Club Kawana
Pubs and clubs · Wurtulla, Sunshine Coast
AUD1m–5m published project cost range
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
41-week, three-stage design-and-construct refurbishment, including kitchen, amenities and café, with continued club trading. Website publishes a cost range, not an exact contract sum.
Club Kawana projectWilliam Clarke College primary building
Schools · Greater Sydney
AUD5m–10m published project cost range
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Three-level teaching building with general learning spaces, science laboratories and art rooms, linked to existing campus facilities; 49-week delivery. Official page URL slug differs from the displayed project title.
William Clarke College primary buildingNorthern Beaches Christian School — O’Sullivan Science Centre
Schools · Sydney
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Three-storey STEM building: nine science laboratories, two classrooms, two seminar rooms, chemical storage and preparation areas, two bridges, landscaped learning spaces and greenhouse.
Northern Beaches Christian School STEM centre completion, 17 July 2026Al-Faisal College Liverpool — Stages 3 and 4
Schools · Austral, Sydney
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Two two-storey buildings delivered concurrently on an operating campus: kindergarten facilities and a Year 3 hub with canteen, atriums and a connecting pedestrian bridge.
Al-Faisal College Liverpool expansion completion, 31 July 20261 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pubs and clubsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Club Kawana
Pubs and clubs · Wurtulla, Sunshine Coast
AUD1m–5m published project cost range
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
41-week, three-stage design-and-construct refurbishment, including kitchen, amenities and café, with continued club trading. Website publishes a cost range, not an exact contract sum.
Club Kawana projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Brisbane operating office in Newstead; the site does not explicitly designate one national head officeRohrig: company history and office network
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 4, 1 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead QLD 4006Rohrig: company history and office network
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Operating-campus and client coordination
Portfolio inference: repeated school and club work offers practice in staging, communication, access management and maintaining daily operations. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Club Kawana project · Northern Beaches Christian School STEM centre completion, 17 July 2026 · Al-Faisal College Liverpool expansion completion, 31 July 2026Commercial design judgement
Portfolio inference: early contractor involvement and design management can expose a role to constructability choices, scope trade-offs and coordination with end users. This is an opportunity to investigate, not an employee rating.
Rohrig: construction and design services · Al-Faisal College Liverpool expansion completion, 31 July 2026Awards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Two selected awards: a 2025 company-reported NSW school win and the independently verified 2023 Brisbane refurbishment award. No lifetime total is inferred.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources4 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
MBA NSW Excellence in Construction: Private Schools, $15m–20m
St Edmund’s College, Wahroonga · 2025
Rohrig company announcement: 2025 St Edmund’s awardMaster Builders Brisbane: Refurbishment/Renovation over $5m
Jubilee Hotel, Fortitude Valley · 2023
Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2023 Jubilee HotelSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
Verified page snapshot
Matched Rohrig construction profile explicitly says there are not enough reviews to display an average. An individual historical review is not converted into an aggregate score.
SEEK: Rohrig company and review overviewChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Searched Rohrig and Rohrig Constructions. No confidently matched readable Glassdoor aggregate was found; logistics and other namesakes excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Rohrig: company history and office network
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Rohrig: construction and design services
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Club Kawana project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - William Clarke College primary building
company · Checked 2026-09-15
The official URL slug is inconsistent with its current page title/content, which identifies William Clarke College. Facts follow the displayed content, not the slug. - Northern Beaches Christian School STEM centre completion, 17 July 2026
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Al-Faisal College Liverpool expansion completion, 31 July 2026
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK: Rohrig company and review overview
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Rohrig company announcement: 2025 St Edmund’s award
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Official company social announcement found through search; a selected self-reported award, not an independently tallied total. - Master Builders Brisbane awards: 2023 Jubilee Hotel
awards · Checked 2026-09-15
SHAPE
Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Hotels and resorts / Schools / Universities and TAFE
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1989SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
- Ownership and entity
- SHAPE Australia Corporation Limited; ASX-listed (SHA).SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
- Head office
- Level 11, 155 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW.SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
- Office network
- National capital-city and regional office network, including Brisbane, Gold Coast and Townsville.SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview · SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award wins
- Published workforce
- 890+ people nationally, as stated on the current investor overview.SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
- Published annual turnover
- More than $1.2bn revenue in FY26, reported 19 August 2026; consolidated company scope.SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
Indicative national fitout, refurbishment and construction specialist. Its FY26 revenue scale is large, but the delivery mix differs from Tier 1 megaproject head contractors.SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview · SHAPE Brisbane office and portfolio
Delivery approach and market position
Fitout, refurbishment, new build, facade remediation and modular construction.
SHAPE Brisbane office and portfolio · SHAPE — two 2025 Master Builders SA awardsNational, with multiple Queensland teams; assignment and travel requirements depend on role.
SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview · SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
5 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Transport infrastructureListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Data centresListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalitySupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Elysium Noosa room refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · Noosa Heads
2026 award category: $10m–$25m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
165 guest rooms, corridors and lift lobbies; ECI/design and construct; nine-month staged programme. Completion year not stated in award article.
SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsElysium Noosa Cibaria restaurant fitout
Hospitality · Noosa Heads
2026 award category: over $10m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Commercial kitchens, bar, amenities and dining spaces in an operating hotel. Separate awarded scope from the room refurbishment.
SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsSenex multi-level office fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Seven levels, 6,160 m², 24-week programme; ECI/design and construct. Completion year not published.
SHAPE — Senex multi-level office fitoutGaythorne RSL refurbishment
Hospitality · Mitchelton, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
2,200 m² staged live-club refurbishment; 45-week programme; ECI/design and construct.
SHAPE — Gaythorne RSLAllianz Brisbane office fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Three floors, 3,400 m², 29-week programme; construction management.
SHAPE — Allianz Brisbane fitout5 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalitySupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Elysium Noosa room refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · Noosa Heads
2026 award category: $10m–$25m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
165 guest rooms, corridors and lift lobbies; ECI/design and construct; nine-month staged programme. Completion year not stated in award article.
SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsElysium Noosa Cibaria restaurant fitout
Hospitality · Noosa Heads
2026 award category: over $10m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Commercial kitchens, bar, amenities and dining spaces in an operating hotel. Separate awarded scope from the room refurbishment.
SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsSenex multi-level office fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Seven levels, 6,160 m², 24-week programme; ECI/design and construct. Completion year not published.
SHAPE — Senex multi-level office fitoutGaythorne RSL refurbishment
Hospitality · Mitchelton, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
2,200 m² staged live-club refurbishment; 45-week programme; ECI/design and construct.
SHAPE — Gaythorne RSLAllianz Brisbane office fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Three floors, 3,400 m², 29-week programme; construction management.
SHAPE — Allianz Brisbane fitoutHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 11, 155 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW.SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Brisbane office; company reports more than 25 years operating in Queensland.SHAPE Brisbane office and portfolio
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Staged delivery in occupied buildings
Portfolio inference: Hotel and office work can develop logistics, handover planning, procurement and communication with operating clients.
SHAPE — Senex multi-level office fitout · SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsSpecialist technical coordination
Portfolio inference: The laboratory and heritage university projects expose different services, contamination-control and existing-condition risks; opportunity depends on assignment.
SHAPE — two 2025 Master Builders SA awardsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
4SHAPE reports eight Queensland regional category wins from eight nominations in 2026. Selected awards are listed; this is not its lifetime total.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources5 named project examples · 14 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders QLD Sunshine Coast — Commercial Refurbishment/Renovation $10m up to $25m
Elysium Noosa room refurbishment · 2026
SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsMaster Builders QLD Sunshine Coast — Commercial Fitout over $10m
Elysium Noosa Cibaria restaurant fitout · 2026
SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award winsMaster Builders SA — Commercial Refurbishment and Redevelopment over $5m
University of Adelaide Quantum Materials Laboratory · 2025
SHAPE — two 2025 Master Builders SA awardsMaster Builders SA — Commercial Fit-out over $5m
University of Adelaide Union House redevelopment · 2025
SHAPE — two 2025 Master Builders SA awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.0 / 537 public reviews or ratings
Work life balance: 3.9 / 5
Career development: 3.9 / 5
Benefits and perks: 4.1 / 5
Management: 3.8 / 5
Working environment: 4 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4 / 5
National employer profile; 76% recommend and 92% rate salary high or average. Different teams and project types are combined.
SEEK — SHAPE employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.6 / 575 public reviews or ratings
Culture and values: 4.6 / 5
Diversity and inclusion: 4.3 / 5
Senior management: 4.2 / 5
Career opportunities: 4.2 / 5
Work life balance: 4.1 / 5
Compensation and benefits: 4 / 5
Matched to shape.com.au and ASX SHA. National sample; 96% recommend. Counts and scores can change.
Glassdoor — SHAPE company snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- SHAPE investor centre — FY26 results and company overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SHAPE Brisbane office and portfolio
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SHAPE — Senex multi-level office fitout
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SHAPE — Gaythorne RSL
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SHAPE — Allianz Brisbane fitout
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SHAPE — Elysium Noosa 2026 award wins
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SHAPE — two 2025 Master Builders SA awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK — SHAPE employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor — SHAPE company snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Schiavello Construction
Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Hotels and resorts / Hospitals / Medical centres and day surgeries
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Group celebrates 60 years in 2026; construction division has a separate operating history.Schiavello Construction — about
- Ownership and entity
- Part of the privately owned Australian Schiavello group.Schiavello Construction — about
- Head office
- Melbourne; construction contact at 129 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank VIC 3006.Schiavello Construction — about · Schiavello Construction — contact
- Office network
- Construction contacts in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.Schiavello Construction — contact
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Indicative national construction and fitout specialist. Construction-division annual revenue is not publicly verified; group furniture revenue is not used to classify this business.Schiavello Construction — about · Queensland Competition Authority project · Playford Health Hub project
Delivery approach and market position
Construction, fitout and refurbishment; project examples include lump sum and design and construct.
Queensland Competition Authority project · Hyatt Regency Brisbane project · Playford Health Hub projectMulti-state Australian construction portfolio, including completed Brisbane fitouts.
Schiavello Construction — about · Queensland Competition Authority project · Hyatt Regency Brisbane projectProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalityListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Queensland Competition Authority fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · 145 Ann Street, Brisbane
Published project band: $1m–$3m
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Lump-sum fitout; two floors consolidated into one; completed June 2022.
Queensland Competition Authority projectHyatt Regency Brisbane refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · Burnett Lane, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2022
Guestrooms, suites, function areas and entries; staged work in an operating hotel; completed April 2022.
Hyatt Regency Brisbane projectPlayford Health Hub
Medical centres and day surgeries · Elizabeth Vale, Adelaide
Published project band: $20m+
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
8,700 m² design and construct health facility, completed March 2024. The wider $51m development is not the builder contract value.
Playford Health Hub project2 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Queensland Competition Authority fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · 145 Ann Street, Brisbane
Published project band: $1m–$3m
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Lump-sum fitout; two floors consolidated into one; completed June 2022.
Queensland Competition Authority projectHyatt Regency Brisbane refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · Burnett Lane, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2022
Guestrooms, suites, function areas and entries; staged work in an operating hotel; completed April 2022.
Hyatt Regency Brisbane projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Melbourne; construction contact at 129 Queens Bridge Street, Southbank VIC 3006.Schiavello Construction — about · Schiavello Construction — contact
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- The construction contact page serves NSW / ACT / QLD from Surry Hills, Sydney. A separate Brisbane construction office is not currently listed.Schiavello Construction — contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Live-site sequencing
Portfolio inference: The hotel and workplace projects suggest opportunities to learn staging, stakeholder coordination and detailed fitout procurement.
Queensland Competition Authority project · Hyatt Regency Brisbane projectDesign and construction interfaces
Portfolio inference: Health construction and architectural timber work provide different technical interfaces; confirm the actual role and project allocation.
Playford Health Hub project · Australian Timber Design Awards — 2025 winnersAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
2Two 2025 timber design awards for Boot Factory identify Schiavello as builder; these are project/design recognition, not a company-wide employer score.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 8 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Australian Timber Design Award — overall winner
Boot Factory, Bondi Junction · 2025
Australian Timber Design Awards — 2025 winnersAustralian Timber Design Awards — Public Building
Boot Factory, Bondi Junction · 2025
Australian Timber Design Awards — 2025 winnersSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.2 / 545 public reviews or ratings
Work life balance: 3.2 / 5
Career development: 2.7 / 5
Benefits and perks: 2.9 / 5
Management: 2.7 / 5
Working environment: 3.2 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 3.1 / 5
Broad Schiavello group profile; reviews are self-selected and not isolated to construction or Brisbane.
SEEK — Schiavello employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.3 / 558 public reviews or ratings
Work life balance: 3.2 / 5
Culture and values: 3.1 / 5
Diversity and inclusion: 3.1 / 5
Compensation and benefits: 3.1 / 5
Senior management: 3 / 5
Career opportunities: 2.8 / 5
Group-wide self-selected reviews; 40% recommend. Scores are not a measure of the Queensland construction team.
Glassdoor — Schiavello employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Schiavello Construction — about
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Schiavello Construction — contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queensland Competition Authority project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Hyatt Regency Brisbane project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Playford Health Hub project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Australian Timber Design Awards — 2025 winners
awards · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK — Schiavello employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Group profile; includes businesses beyond construction. - Glassdoor — Schiavello employee reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Group profile; not specific to Queensland construction.
Tomkins Commercial
Apartment buildings / Mixed use developments / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Warehouses and distribution
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Current Tomkins business founded in 1993; the family building history dates to 1951.Tomkins — company profile and history
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned; official profile identifies Mike Tomkins as sole director.Tomkins — company profile and history
- Head office
- 11 Ashtan Place, Banyo QLD 4014.Tomkins — contact
- Office network
- Banyo contact office; separate regional office addresses not verified.Tomkins — contact
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- No numerical annual revenue disclosed on the reviewed financial-strength page.Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards
Indicative established Queensland head contractor with industrial, residential and institutional work. Current annual turnover is not disclosed; a $50m–$200m Tier 3 revenue classification is not verified.Tomkins — company profile and history · Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards · Tomkins — project portfolio
Delivery approach and market position
ECI, design and construct, lump sum, guaranteed maximum price, construction management and cost plus; refurbishment and maintenance.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awardsQueensland and New South Wales; current examples concentrated in Brisbane and South East Queensland.
Tomkins — company profile and history · Tomkins — current news and active-project updates · Tomkins — project portfolioProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
5 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
RSEA Safety Distribution Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Brisbane Airport
2024 award category: $5m–$15m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2023
Design and construct for Brisbane Airport Corporation. Award bracket is not a disclosed contract amount.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards · Tomkins — RSEA Safety Distribution CentreDHL Cold Chain Perishables Distribution Warehouse
Cold storage and food processing · Brisbane Airport
Capability page award category: $10m–$30m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2022
Design and construct for Brisbane Airport Corporation; completed Q4 2022. Website pages disagree on award year.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards · Tomkins — DHL cold-chain distribution warehousePark House on Crosby apartments
Apartment buildings · Albion, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
56 residences; current company update reports early works commenced. No completion date confirmed.
Tomkins — current news and active-project updates · Tomkins — project portfolioBuild & Design Centre at Skygate
Shopping centres and major retail · Brisbane Airport
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Two-level facility; current company update reports construction underway.
Tomkins — current news and active-project updates · Tomkins — project portfolioSeanna Residences
Apartment buildings · Bokarina Beach, Sunshine Coast
2023 award category: residential high-rise over $20m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Completed project recognised in the 2023 awards list; completion year and contract amount not confirmed.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards5 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
RSEA Safety Distribution Centre
Warehouses and distribution · Brisbane Airport
2024 award category: $5m–$15m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2023
Design and construct for Brisbane Airport Corporation. Award bracket is not a disclosed contract amount.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards · Tomkins — RSEA Safety Distribution CentreDHL Cold Chain Perishables Distribution Warehouse
Cold storage and food processing · Brisbane Airport
Capability page award category: $10m–$30m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · 2022
Design and construct for Brisbane Airport Corporation; completed Q4 2022. Website pages disagree on award year.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards · Tomkins — DHL cold-chain distribution warehousePark House on Crosby apartments
Apartment buildings · Albion, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
56 residences; current company update reports early works commenced. No completion date confirmed.
Tomkins — current news and active-project updates · Tomkins — project portfolioBuild & Design Centre at Skygate
Shopping centres and major retail · Brisbane Airport
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Two-level facility; current company update reports construction underway.
Tomkins — current news and active-project updates · Tomkins — project portfolioSeanna Residences
Apartment buildings · Bokarina Beach, Sunshine Coast
2023 award category: residential high-rise over $20m
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
Completed project recognised in the 2023 awards list; completion year and contract amount not confirmed.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awardsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 11 Ashtan Place, Banyo QLD 4014.Tomkins — contact
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 11 Ashtan Place, Banyo QLD 4014.Tomkins — contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Commercial judgement across delivery models
Portfolio inference: The variety of contract models can create opportunities to compare risk allocation, scope definition and commercial negotiations.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awardsIndustrial and residential delivery interfaces
Portfolio inference: Airport logistics facilities and residential towers involve different services, approvals, subcontract packages and client requirements.
Tomkins — RSEA Safety Distribution Centre · Tomkins — DHL cold-chain distribution warehouse · Tomkins — project portfolioClient and consultant coordination
Portfolio inference: The published in-house design capability and ECI work suggest exposure to coordinating design decisions; actual autonomy and mentoring need member endorsements.
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awardsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3The capability page lists multiple regional awards across industrial, retail, residential, education and sport. Selected confirmed entries are shown; no lifetime count is asserted.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
9 sources5 named project examples · 11 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders QLD Brisbane — Commercial/Industrial Building $5m up to $15m
RSEA Safety Distribution Centre · 2024
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards · Tomkins — RSEA Safety Distribution CentreMaster Builders QLD Sunshine Coast — Retail Facilities over $5m
Forest Glen Village Centre · 2023
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awardsMaster Builders QLD Sunshine Coast — Residential Building (high-rise over 3 storeys) over $20m
Seanna Residences · 2023
Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
SEEK employer jobs found. No matched employee-review page or score verified.
SEEK — Tomkins Commercial and Industrial Builders jobsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
2.6 / 54 public reviews or ratings
Work life balance: 3.7 / 5
Compensation and benefits: 3 / 5
Senior management: 2.7 / 5
Career opportunities: 2.7 / 5
Culture and values: 2.3 / 5
Diversity and inclusion: 2.3 / 5
Only four ratings; 39% recommend. Very small self-selected sample, not a reliable description of every project team.
Glassdoor — Tomkins Commercial snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Tomkins — company profile and history
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Tomkins — contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Tomkins — capability, delivery models and awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Tomkins — RSEA Safety Distribution Centre
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Tomkins — DHL cold-chain distribution warehouse
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Project page and capability page give inconsistent award years; completion is Q4 2022. Award-year inconsistency is retained in the research note. - Tomkins — current news and active-project updates
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Tomkins — project portfolio
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor — Tomkins Commercial snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Matched Australian company; do not confuse with the unrelated Tomkins industrial group. - SEEK — Tomkins Commercial and Industrial Builders jobs
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Employer jobs were found; a matched employee-review profile was not retrieved.
Total Construction
Aged care / Retirement living / Self storage / Warehouses and distribution
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1995Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned Australian construction company.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
- Head office
- Sydney office at 9A George Street, North Strathfield NSW 2137; head-office designation not explicit on reviewed page.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
- Office network
- Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
- Published workforce
- 150+ employees in the published 2025 company snapshot.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
- Published annual turnover
- $300m+ annual national turnover in the published 2025 company snapshot; exact financial year not specified.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
Indicative established national specialist head contractor. Its published 2025 snapshot reports $300m+ annual national turnover, outside the requested Tier 3 band.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
Delivery approach and market position
Design and construct, construction-only and staged refurbishment, with recurring aged-care and self-storage work.
Total Construction — StoreLocal Pacific Pines · Total Construction — StoreLocal Berrinba · Total Construction — BlueCare Acacia Gardens · Total Construction — Assisi Apartments at CrowleyNational operations, with Queensland examples from Brisbane to the Gold Coast and Toowoomba.
Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts · Total Construction — StoreLocal Pacific Pines · Total Construction — StoreLocal Berrinba · Total Construction — BlueCare Acacia GardensProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 4 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Self storageSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
StoreLocal Pacific Pines
Self storage · Pacific Pines, Gold Coast
$18.1m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Staged design and construct; completion December 2024. Earlier stage completed June 2022.
Total Construction — StoreLocal Pacific PinesStoreLocal Berrinba
Self storage · Berrinba, Logan
$18.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Four-level storage facility; design and construct.
Total Construction — StoreLocal BerrinbaBlueCare Acacia Gardens refurbishment
Retirement living · Toowoomba
$15m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
111 units and shared facilities refurbished in nine stages while occupied; completion May 2024.
Total Construction — BlueCare Acacia GardensAssisi Apartments at Crowley
Retirement living · Ballina
$19.9m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2026
26 apartments across two buildings; construction-only scope; completion February 2026. Award bands may use a different valuation basis.
Total Construction — Assisi Apartments at Crowley3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self storageSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
StoreLocal Pacific Pines
Self storage · Pacific Pines, Gold Coast
$18.1m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
Staged design and construct; completion December 2024. Earlier stage completed June 2022.
Total Construction — StoreLocal Pacific PinesStoreLocal Berrinba
Self storage · Berrinba, Logan
$18.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Four-level storage facility; design and construct.
Total Construction — StoreLocal BerrinbaBlueCare Acacia Gardens refurbishment
Retirement living · Toowoomba
$15m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2024
111 units and shared facilities refurbished in nine stages while occupied; completion May 2024.
Total Construction — BlueCare Acacia GardensHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Sydney office at 9A George Street, North Strathfield NSW 2137; head-office designation not explicit on reviewed page.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 13/16 Metroplex Avenue, Murarrie QLD 4172.Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Repeatable specialist delivery
Portfolio inference: The self-storage examples suggest exposure to recurring industrial packages, multi-level structures and design-and-construct coordination.
Total Construction — StoreLocal Pacific Pines · Total Construction — StoreLocal BerrinbaOccupied-site planning
Portfolio inference: The aged-care and retirement work can develop resident communication, staging, handovers and sensitivity to operational constraints.
Total Construction — BlueCare Acacia Gardens · Total Construction — Assisi Apartments at CrowleyAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
4Selected 2024–2026 regional construction awards are shown; the website also lists older awards. Award categories are not substituted for published project values.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders QLD Gold Coast — Commercial/Industrial Building $15m–$30m
StoreLocal Pacific Pines · 2025
Total Construction — awardsMaster Builders QLD Downs and Western — Community Accommodation
BlueCare Acacia Gardens · 2025
Total Construction — awardsMaster Builders QLD Brisbane — Commercial/Industrial Building $15m–$30m
StoreLocal Berrinba · 2024
Total Construction — awardsMaster Builders NSW Northern Region — Aged Care / Lifestyle Over 55s over $20m
Assisi Apartments at Crowley · 2026
Total Construction — awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Searched SEEK for the Australian Total Construction entity; no matched employee-review page or score retrieved.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.4 / 515 public reviews or ratings
Career opportunities: 4.4 / 5
Diversity and inclusion: 4.3 / 5
Culture and values: 4.2 / 5
Work life balance: 4.1 / 5
Senior management: 3.9 / 5
Compensation and benefits: 3.9 / 5
Matched to the Australian builder; only 15 ratings and 96% recommend. Small national sample; not a team-specific endorsement.
Glassdoor — Total Construction Australia snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Total Construction — company snapshot and office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Total Construction — StoreLocal Pacific Pines
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Total Construction — StoreLocal Berrinba
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Total Construction — BlueCare Acacia Gardens
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Total Construction — Assisi Apartments at Crowley
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Total Construction — awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor — Total Construction Australia snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Wiley
Cold storage and food processing / Factories and manufacturing / Warehouses and distribution / Schools
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1918Wiley — company and capabilities
- Ownership and entity
- Private family-owned group. FY24 statement names Yellow Star Enterprises as owner of Australian operating entity Wiley & Co Pty Ltd.Wiley — FY24 modern slavery statement
- Head office
- Level 3, 100 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102.Wiley — contact
- Office network
- Brisbane and a listed New Zealand contact in Dunedin.Wiley — contact
- Published workforce
- Approximately 125 people across South East Queensland and New Zealand in the FY24 statement.Wiley — FY24 modern slavery statement
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Indicative established specialist design-and-construction business. No verified current annual turnover was found; this is not a confirmed revenue-based tier.Wiley — company and capabilities · Wiley — FY24 modern slavery statement
Delivery approach and market position
Design, engineering, construction and maintenance; technical industrial and food-processing work plus education projects.
Wiley — company and capabilities · Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland award · Wiley — Indooroopilly State School precinct openingAustralia and New Zealand; head office in Brisbane.
Wiley — contact · Wiley — FY24 modern slavery statementProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Factories and manufacturingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Power and renewable energyListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Richlands can-line upgrade
Factories and manufacturing · Richlands, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Upgrade and new can line within an operating high-hygiene production facility; recognised by AIB Queensland in 2026. Completion year not stated.
Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland awardIndooroopilly State School administration, learning and music precinct
Schools · Indooroopilly, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Completed precinct includes learning/music spaces and administration; official opening reported, but completion year not explicit on retrieved page.
Wiley — Indooroopilly State School precinct openingJohn Dee cold store and automated storage/retrieval system
Cold storage and food processing · Warwick
Contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Historical completed example: ASRS and 1,400 m² storage expansion in an operating processing plant. Government funding and projected exports are not contract value.
Wiley — John Dee cold store and ASRSSt Joseph’s College Stage 2 expansion
Schools · Coomera, Gold Coast
$9.6m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2020
Historical comparator, not recent delivery: four buildings and car park; March–December 2020. A 2025 PDF upload date must not be used as completion year.
Wiley — St Joseph’s College Stage 2 fact sheet4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factories and manufacturingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Richlands can-line upgrade
Factories and manufacturing · Richlands, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Upgrade and new can line within an operating high-hygiene production facility; recognised by AIB Queensland in 2026. Completion year not stated.
Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland awardIndooroopilly State School administration, learning and music precinct
Schools · Indooroopilly, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Completed precinct includes learning/music spaces and administration; official opening reported, but completion year not explicit on retrieved page.
Wiley — Indooroopilly State School precinct openingJohn Dee cold store and automated storage/retrieval system
Cold storage and food processing · Warwick
Contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Historical completed example: ASRS and 1,400 m² storage expansion in an operating processing plant. Government funding and projected exports are not contract value.
Wiley — John Dee cold store and ASRSSt Joseph’s College Stage 2 expansion
Schools · Coomera, Gold Coast
$9.6m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2020
Historical comparator, not recent delivery: four buildings and car park; March–December 2020. A 2025 PDF upload date must not be used as completion year.
Wiley — St Joseph’s College Stage 2 fact sheetHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 3, 100 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102.Wiley — contact
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 3, 100 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102.Wiley — contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Process and operational integration
Portfolio inference: Food and beverage projects offer exposure to production continuity, automation, hygiene requirements and services coordination.
Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland award · Wiley — John Dee cold store and ASRSStakeholder sequencing in live facilities
Portfolio inference: School and operating-factory delivery can develop planning around occupants and production needs; mentoring quality is not inferred.
Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland award · Wiley — Indooroopilly State School precinct opening · Wiley — St Joseph’s College Stage 2 fact sheetAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
1A 2026 Australian Institute of Building Queensland project award is reported for the CCEP work; a total award count is not verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources4 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
AIB Queensland Professional Excellence Awards — project recognition
CCEP Richlands can-line upgrade · 2026
Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland awardSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.8 / 510 public reviews or ratings
Work life balance: 4.7 / 5
Career development: 4.5 / 5
Benefits and perks: 4.3 / 5
Management: 4.5 / 5
Working environment: 4.9 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4.4 / 5
Matched Wiley & Co construction business. Ten reviews; most recent displayed review is August 2023. 90% recommend; historical self-selected sample.
SEEK — Wiley & Co employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Searched for Wiley & Co construction. Results for Wiley publishing and Wiley Wilson are different entities; no matched construction review profile verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Wiley — company and capabilities
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Wiley — contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Wiley — FY24 modern slavery statement
government · Checked 2026-09-15
Reporting period July 2023–June 2024; approved December 2024. No numerical annual revenue found. - Wiley — Richlands CCEP AIB Queensland award
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Wiley — Indooroopilly State School precinct opening
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Wiley — John Dee cold store and ASRS
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Wiley — St Joseph’s College Stage 2 fact sheet
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Document uploaded in 2025 but states construction March–December 2020; not a 2025 project. - SEEK — Wiley & Co employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Woollam Constructions
Schools / Universities and TAFE / Community and cultural buildings / Sport and recreation
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 2. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1884Woollam Constructions — project values and dates
- Ownership and entity
- Privately owned group; ownership interview published December 2024.Courier Mail — Woollam 140-year business interview, 4 December 2024
- Head office
- 71 Lytton Road, East Brisbane QLD 4169.Woollam — office contacts
- Office network
- East Brisbane, Varsity Lakes, Ballina, Townsville, Hervey Bay/Kawungan, Rockhampton and Mackay.Woollam — office contacts
- Published workforce
- About 200 employees reported in December 2024, across the group.Courier Mail — Woollam 140-year business interview, 4 December 2024
- Published annual turnover
- $220m–$260m annual group revenue reported December 2024; financial year and construction-only revenue not specified.Courier Mail — Woollam 140-year business interview, 4 December 2024
Indicative established regional commercial builder. A December 2024 interview reports $220m–$260m annual group revenue, above the requested Tier 3 range; construction-only annual revenue was not disclosed.Woollam Constructions — project values and dates · Courier Mail — Woollam 140-year business interview, 4 December 2024
Delivery approach and market position
Commercial construction, including regional community, education and residential/retirement projects.
Woollam Constructions — project values and dates · Woollam Constructions — aboutQueensland and northern New South Wales, including regional and remote projects.
Woollam — office contacts · Woollam Constructions — aboutProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
5 published project examples reviewed · 5 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Community and cultural buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $20m to $30m $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Police, fire and ambulanceSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Regional infrastructureListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Rockhampton Museum of Art
Community and cultural buildings · Rockhampton
$34.4m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Completed 20 September 2021; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesCatherine McAuley College
Schools · Mackay
$16.8m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Completed 15 February 2022; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesQueensland Mines Rescue Service Training Centre
Police, fire and ambulance · Blackwater
$7.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Completed 18 March 2022; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesSomerset Indooroopilly
Retirement living · Indooroopilly, Brisbane
$43.7m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Completed 14 December 2021; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesPavilion North Kirra
Retirement living · North Kirra, Gold Coast
$27.7m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Completed 11 October 2021; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and dates5 published project examples reviewed · 5 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community and cultural buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Police, fire and ambulanceSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | $20m to $30m $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Rockhampton Museum of Art
Community and cultural buildings · Rockhampton
$34.4m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Completed 20 September 2021; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesCatherine McAuley College
Schools · Mackay
$16.8m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Completed 15 February 2022; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesQueensland Mines Rescue Service Training Centre
Police, fire and ambulance · Blackwater
$7.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Completed 18 March 2022; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesSomerset Indooroopilly
Retirement living · Indooroopilly, Brisbane
$43.7m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Completed 14 December 2021; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesPavilion North Kirra
Retirement living · North Kirra, Gold Coast
$27.7m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Completed 11 October 2021; company project value.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 71 Lytton Road, East Brisbane QLD 4169.Woollam — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 71 Lytton Road, East Brisbane QLD 4169.Woollam — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Regional delivery and stakeholder coordination
Portfolio inference: Regional schools, cultural buildings and training facilities can expose staff to local procurement, logistics and public/community stakeholders.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesProject continuity and handover
Portfolio inference: Education and retirement work involve operational handovers and end-user coordination; confirm whether the role follows projects through defects and close-out.
Woollam Constructions — project values and datesAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Company awards archive lists three regional Project of the Year wins in 2022. Selected historical awards are shown; no current lifetime count verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
6 sources5 named project examples · 10 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.2 / 519 public reviews or ratings
Work life balance: 2.9 / 5
Career development: 3 / 5
Benefits and perks: 2.5 / 5
Management: 2.7 / 5
Working environment: 3 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 2.9 / 5
Self-selected reviews span construction, insurance and facilities roles. 58% recommend; submetric sample sizes differ (14–16 ratings).
SEEK — Woollam employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Searched Woollam Constructions. No matched profile verified; J.A. Woollam is an unrelated optical-instrument company.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Woollam Constructions — project values and dates
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Woollam — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Woollam Constructions — about
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Courier Mail — Woollam 140-year business interview, 4 December 2024
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Reported annual group revenue range; financial year unspecified. Construction-only revenue not separated. - Woollam Constructions — awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK — Woollam employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Reviews include insurance/facilities and construction roles; entity/division mix matters.
Alroe
Townhouses and low rise housing / Apartment buildings / Supported accommodation / Warehouses and distribution
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 3. Member evidence is published separately.
Gold Coast based integrated development and construction business. Included for its SEQ footprint and Brisbane project history; a Brisbane office is not confirmed.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 2012; earlier carpentry business dates to 2008Alroe company history · Ocean Road: Alroe business profile, 6 February 2025
- Ownership and entity
- Private development and construction business; current ownership detail not confirmedAlroe company profile and awards
- Head office
- Varsity Lakes, Gold Coast, QLDAlroe head office
- Office network
- Published HQ: Suite T2, Ground Floor, 1 Lake Orr Drive, Varsity LakesAlroe head office
- Published workforce
- 54 reported in February 2025; current headcount not confirmedOcean Road: Alroe business profile, 6 February 2025
- Published annual turnover
- $50m reported February 2025; financial year and construction entity scope not disclosedOcean Road: Alroe business profile, 6 February 2025
Indicative Tier 3 based on a $50m turnover figure reported in February 2025. The financial year and separate construction entity revenue are not disclosed. Confirm the current annual figure.Ocean Road: Alroe business profile, 6 February 2025 · Alroe company history
Delivery approach and market position
Construction only appointments and integrated development, from feasibility and design through construction and sales
Alroe project portfolioSouth East Queensland and Northern Rivers. Portfolio includes Brisbane and Gold Coast projects.
Alroe company profile and awards · Alroe project portfolioProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Townhouses and low rise housingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Supported accommodationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Childcare and early learningListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Lune
Apartment buildings · Main Beach, Gold Coast
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed November 2025 · 2025
Six half floor residences; 72 week project duration.
Lune project detailsVaero
Apartment buildings · Main Beach, Gold Coast
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed March 2026 · 2026
Three full floor residences; 52 week project duration.
Vaero project detailsBedros on Bailey
Warehouses and distribution · QLD; locality not specified on project page
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed; date not published · Date not confirmed
38 warehouse units; 56 week duration. Construction updates dated 2024; exact completion date not published.
Bedros on Bailey project detailsMonmouth
Townhouses and low rise housing · Morningside, Brisbane
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed; date not published · Date not confirmed
Five residences incorporating a retained 1940s house; 31 week project duration.
Monmouth project details · Alroe company profile and awards4 published project examples reviewed · 2 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Townhouses and low rise housingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Lune
Apartment buildings · Main Beach, Gold Coast
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed November 2025 · 2025
Six half floor residences; 72 week project duration.
Lune project detailsVaero
Apartment buildings · Main Beach, Gold Coast
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed March 2026 · 2026
Three full floor residences; 52 week project duration.
Vaero project detailsBedros on Bailey
Warehouses and distribution · QLD; locality not specified on project page
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed; date not published · Date not confirmed
38 warehouse units; 56 week duration. Construction updates dated 2024; exact completion date not published.
Bedros on Bailey project detailsMonmouth
Townhouses and low rise housing · Morningside, Brisbane
Construction contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed; date not published · Date not confirmed
Five residences incorporating a retained 1940s house; 31 week project duration.
Monmouth project details · Alroe company profile and awardsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Varsity Lakes, Gold Coast, QLDAlroe head office
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- SEQ office: Varsity Lakes. Brisbane office not confirmed.Alroe head office
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Boutique residential delivery
Small apartment and townhouse schemes could build experience in finish coordination, sequencing and client expectations.
Lune project details · Vaero project details · Monmouth project detailsDevelopment and construction interfaces
The integrated service offering creates potential exposure to feasibility, design choices and delivery tradeoffs. Confirm how broadly your actual role is involved.
Alroe project portfolioExisting building constraints
The Monmouth project offers a reference for working through retained building constraints alongside new residences.
Monmouth project detailsAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Three selected company reported HIA awards are listed below; the company publishes additional regional recognition.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
10 sources4 named project examples · 5 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
HIA National Specialised Housing
George Street · 2023
Alroe company history · Alroe company profile and awardsHIA Gold Coast Ron McMaster Memorial Award
Project not specified in company award list · 2022
Alroe company profile and awardsHIA Gold Coast Medium Density, up to 3 storeys, 2 to 5 dwellings
Project not specified in company award list · 2022
Alroe company profile and awardsSEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Searches did not establish a matching accessible employee review profile. No rating published here.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Searches did not establish a matching accessible employee review profile. No rating published here.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Alroe company history
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Alroe company profile and awards
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Alroe head office
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Alroe project portfolio
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Lune project details
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Vaero project details
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Bedros on Bailey project details
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Monmouth project details
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Alroe careers
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ocean Road: Alroe business profile, 6 February 2025
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Reports turnover and workforce, without a financial year or isolated construction entity accounts.
Quadric
Office buildings / Universities and TAFE / Schools / Hospitals
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 3. Member evidence is published separately.
Brisbane builder and fitout contractor; annual-average turnover published, reporting period unspecified.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Company reports 45 years in business; exact founding year not verifiedQuadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
- Ownership and entity
- Independently owned by its working directorsQuadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
- Head office
- 31 Barry Parade, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Quadric: Published company numbers and contact
- Office network
- Brisbane office and 2,500 m² Salisbury joinery workshopQuadric: Published company numbers and contact · Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
- Published workforce
- 50+ people nationwide, company-reported; date not statedQuadric: Published company numbers and contact
- Published annual turnover
- AUD65m average yearly turnover; averaging period and FY unspecifiedQuadric: Published company numbers and contact · Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
Company publishes AUD65m average yearly turnover, within the requested band. The averaging period and financial years are not specified; this is company-reported scale, not a verified latest-FY figure.Quadric: Published company numbers and contact · Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
Delivery approach and market position
Commercial fitout, building refurbishment and specialist construction; published project range up to $25m
Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnoverQueensland project focus; national specialist partition capability
Quadric: Published company numbers and contact · Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnoverProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Airports and aviationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Civic and justiceListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Parks and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Great Southern Bank Brisbane Hub
Office buildings · 300 George Street, Brisbane
$13.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Design and construction of 6,500 m² workplace over four interconnected floors. Published project value; contract inclusions not separately defined.
Great Southern Bank Brisbane HubUSQ Engineering Building
Universities and TAFE · Springfield
$5.8m published expansion value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Engineering teaching and research building expansion, 1,850 m². Published expansion/project value; equipment and contract inclusions require confirmation.
USQ Engineering Building, SpringfieldThe Conservatory by Tattersall's
Hotels and resorts · Brisbane CBD
$3.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
650 m² hospitality refurbishment including kitchen, dining and bar areas in an operating heritage venue.
The Conservatory by Tattersall's3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFESupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $5m to $10mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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Great Southern Bank Brisbane Hub
Office buildings · 300 George Street, Brisbane
$13.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Design and construction of 6,500 m² workplace over four interconnected floors. Published project value; contract inclusions not separately defined.
Great Southern Bank Brisbane HubUSQ Engineering Building
Universities and TAFE · Springfield
$5.8m published expansion value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2021
Engineering teaching and research building expansion, 1,850 m². Published expansion/project value; equipment and contract inclusions require confirmation.
USQ Engineering Building, SpringfieldThe Conservatory by Tattersall's
Hotels and resorts · Brisbane CBD
$3.5m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
650 m² hospitality refurbishment including kitchen, dining and bar areas in an operating heritage venue.
The Conservatory by Tattersall'sHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 31 Barry Parade, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Quadric: Published company numbers and contact
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Fortitude Valley office; joinery workshop in SalisburyQuadric: Published company numbers and contact · Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Detailed fitout delivery
Portfolio inference: commercial interiors and in-house joinery provide a setting for developing detailing, manufacturing coordination and fitout sequencing skills.
Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover · Great Southern Bank Brisbane HubOperating-building constraints
Portfolio inference: work around heritage fabric, venue operations and restricted access can develop staging and stakeholder coordination.
The Conservatory by Tattersall'sAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No independently verified award tally established.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
5 sources3 named project examples · 12 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search results for Quadric included a US technology business; no reliable match to this Queensland builder was established.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Quadric: Published company numbers and contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Quadric: Who we are, ownership and average turnover
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Average yearly turnover AUD65m; averaging years not stated. Self-reported project range AUD0–25m. - Great Southern Bank Brisbane Hub
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - USQ Engineering Building, Springfield
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - The Conservatory by Tattersall's
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Spaceframe
Warehouses and distribution / Cold storage and food processing / Factories and manufacturing / Office buildings
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Tier 3. Member evidence is published separately.
Brisbane-headquartered builder with national industrial delivery.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1984Spaceframe: Who we are
- Ownership and entity
- Family owned; Raspotnik family trusts, with Scantec Refrigeration Technologies as a subsidiarySpaceframe: FY2024–25 modern slavery statement
- Head office
- 225 Queensport Road North, Murarrie QLD 4172Spaceframe: Contact and office locations
- Office network
- Australian head office in Brisbane; website also lists Shanghai, Beijing and Changsha officesSpaceframe: Contact and office locations
- Published workforce
- FY2024–25 statement: 53 direct Spaceframe employees and 48 at subsidiary ScantecSpaceframe: FY2024–25 modern slavery statement
- Published annual turnover
- AUD130m total revenue, 2025 reporting year — IBISWorldIBISWorld: Spaceframe Buildings Pty Ltd, 2025 revenue
IBISWorld reports AUD130m total revenue for Spaceframe Buildings Pty Ltd in 2025, within Buildit's AUD50m–200m band. This is published third-party revenue, not a Buildit audit.IBISWorld: Spaceframe Buildings Pty Ltd, 2025 revenue
Delivery approach and market position
Design and construct industrial buildings, cold stores and food-processing facilities
Spaceframe servicesAustralian project delivery from Brisbane; international office network also listed
Spaceframe: Contact and office locations · Spaceframe: FY2024–25 modern slavery statementProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Factories and manufacturingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| RetailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Peterkin Street warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Acacia Ridge, Brisbane
$15m–$30m award category; contract value undisclosed
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
14,830 m² warehouse and offices for GARDA; completed project, with a 2025 award. Exact completion year not stated.
Peterkin Street warehouse, Acacia RidgeKilcoy Global Foods Value Add Facility
Cold storage and food processing · Corbould Park, Sunshine Coast
$15m–$30m award category; contract value undisclosed
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
12,504 m² D&C processing facility with refrigeration interfaces; completed project recognised in 2024 awards. Completion year not stated.
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add FacilityL'Oréal Groupe distribution facility
Warehouses and distribution · Redbank, Ipswich
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
14,533 m² distribution facility with warehouse and office areas. Completion year not published.
L'Oréal Groupe, Redbank distribution facility3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Cold storage and food processingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Peterkin Street warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Acacia Ridge, Brisbane
$15m–$30m award category; contract value undisclosed
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
14,830 m² warehouse and offices for GARDA; completed project, with a 2025 award. Exact completion year not stated.
Peterkin Street warehouse, Acacia RidgeKilcoy Global Foods Value Add Facility
Cold storage and food processing · Corbould Park, Sunshine Coast
$15m–$30m award category; contract value undisclosed
Award category value band; not exact contract
Completed · Date not confirmed
12,504 m² D&C processing facility with refrigeration interfaces; completed project recognised in 2024 awards. Completion year not stated.
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add FacilityL'Oréal Groupe distribution facility
Warehouses and distribution · Redbank, Ipswich
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
14,533 m² distribution facility with warehouse and office areas. Completion year not published.
L'Oréal Groupe, Redbank distribution facilityHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 225 Queensport Road North, Murarrie QLD 4172Spaceframe: Contact and office locations
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Australian head office in MurarrieSpaceframe: Contact and office locations
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Industrial design coordination
Portfolio inference: warehouse delivery and in-house design can offer practice coordinating structure, services and buildability. Role allocation determines actual exposure.
Spaceframe: FY2024–25 modern slavery statement · Peterkin Street warehouse, Acacia RidgeCold-chain and process interfaces
Portfolio inference: food-processing projects can build understanding of refrigeration, specialised services and operational requirements.
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add FacilityAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
3Three specific 2024–25 awards reported on company project pages; this is a sample, not a lifetime tally.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
8 sources3 named project examples · 5 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
Master Builders Queensland: Commercial / Industrial Building $15m up to $30m, Brisbane region
Peterkin Street · 2025
Peterkin Street warehouse, Acacia RidgeMaster Builders Queensland: Commercial / Industrial Building $15m up to $30m, Sunshine Coast region
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add Facility · 2024
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add FacilityAustralian Steel Institute: Steel Clad Structures, Queensland/Northern Territory
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add Facility · 2024
Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add FacilitySEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- IBISWorld: Spaceframe Buildings Pty Ltd, 2025 revenue
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
Published total revenue includes sales and other income; entity/reporting-year scope preserved. Public page verified by root researcher. - Spaceframe: Who we are
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Spaceframe: Contact and office locations
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Spaceframe: FY2024–25 modern slavery statement
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Peterkin Street warehouse, Acacia Ridge
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Kilcoy Global Foods Value Add Facility
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - L'Oréal Groupe, Redbank distribution facility
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Spaceframe services
company · Checked 2026-09-15
APGC
Defence facilities / Office buildings / Heritage and adaptive reuse / Training facilities
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Head office
- National headquarters not separately designated on reviewed contact page.APGC — office contacts
- Office network
- Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and AlburyAPGC — office contacts
- Published workforce
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Not verified in reviewed sources
No reliable current annual turnover or sourced tier classification verified.
Delivery approach and market position
Construction, refurbishment, heritage and design-and-construct capability.
APGC — company capabilitiesMulti-state offices; verified Queensland portfolio includes rail, defence and community facilities.
APGC — office contacts · RAAF Amberley 1CCS — APGC project · Queensland Rail Training Centre — APGC project · Stockland Halcyon Promenade — APGC projectProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Defence facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Heritage and adaptive reuseListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Training facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Residential buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
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RAAF Amberley — 1CCS
Defence facilities · Amberley
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Secure communications-squadron facility, workshop, server room, offices and associated site works; portfolio does not confirm completion year.
RAAF Amberley 1CCS — APGC projectQueensland Rail Training Centre
Training facilities · Geebung, Brisbane
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Approximately 1,200m² across two storeys and ten classrooms. Completion year not confirmed.
Queensland Rail Training Centre — APGC projectStockland Halcyon Promenade — community facilities
Retirement living · North of Brisbane
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Community wellness and sports facilities only; not the value or scope of the entire residential estate.
Stockland Halcyon Promenade — APGC projectDamascus Barracks
Defence facilities · Brisbane
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Heritage logistics warehouse refurbishment including structural and services renewal.
Damascus Barracks — APGC project4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Defence facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Training facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
RAAF Amberley — 1CCS
Defence facilities · Amberley
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Secure communications-squadron facility, workshop, server room, offices and associated site works; portfolio does not confirm completion year.
RAAF Amberley 1CCS — APGC projectQueensland Rail Training Centre
Training facilities · Geebung, Brisbane
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Approximately 1,200m² across two storeys and ten classrooms. Completion year not confirmed.
Queensland Rail Training Centre — APGC projectStockland Halcyon Promenade — community facilities
Retirement living · North of Brisbane
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Community wellness and sports facilities only; not the value or scope of the entire residential estate.
Stockland Halcyon Promenade — APGC projectDamascus Barracks
Defence facilities · Brisbane
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Heritage logistics warehouse refurbishment including structural and services renewal.
Damascus Barracks — APGC projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- National headquarters not separately designated on reviewed contact page.APGC — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 1A, 120 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006APGC — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Secure-facility delivery
Portfolio inference: Defence projects can provide practice managing access, approvals and specialist operational requirements. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
RAAF Amberley 1CCS — APGC project · Damascus Barracks — APGC projectRefurbishment and legacy conditions
Portfolio inference: Heritage warehouse renewal can build experience resolving existing-structure constraints and coordinating upgrades. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Damascus Barracks — APGC projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No award count verified in reviewed sources.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
6 sources4 named project examples · 7 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Exact-name APGC and APGC Group construction searches did not yield a reliably matched public employee-review page. Similarly named entities were excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Exact-name APGC and APGC Group construction searches did not yield a reliably matched public employee-review page. Similarly named entities were excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- APGC — company capabilities
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - APGC — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - RAAF Amberley 1CCS — APGC project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Queensland Rail Training Centre — APGC project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Stockland Halcyon Promenade — APGC project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Damascus Barracks — APGC project
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Alder Group / Alder Constructions
Schools / Childcare and early learning / Office buildings / Industrial facilities
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Original aldercon.com.au domain now redirects to Alder Group. Group-wide statistics are labelled separately from construction entity data.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 2003Alder — company history and NSW expansion
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Head office
- 116 Siganto Drive, Helensvale QLD 4212Alder Group — company snapshot and offices
- Office network
- Helensvale, Brisbane and BallinaAlder Group — company snapshot and offices
- Published workforce
- 130+ direct employees reported for Alder Group; undated company snapshot.Alder Group — company snapshot and offices
- Published annual turnover
- Not verified in reviewed sources
No reliable current annual turnover or sourced tier classification verified.
Delivery approach and market position
350+ completed projects reported for Alder Group.
Alder Group — company snapshot and officesSouth East Queensland and northern New South Wales
Alder Group — company snapshot and officesProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Childcare and early learningSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Roads and bridgesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Water and wastewaterListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Tourism and leisureListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Factories and manufacturingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Kool Beanz SUNS Academy
Childcare and early learning · Carrara, Gold Coast
Approx. $15m in indexed 2025 dollars; not original contract sum
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Integrated early learning centre. Value restated by Alder to approximate 2025 prices using Rawlinson indexation.
Kool Beanz SUNS Academy — Alder projectEnergex Greenslopes Redevelopment
Industrial facilities · Greenslopes, Brisbane
Approx. $36m in indexed 2025 dollars; not original contract sum
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Design and construct office and warehouse redevelopment. Value restated to approximate 2025 prices.
Energex Greenslopes Redevelopment — Alder projectColas Asphalt Batching Plant
Factories and manufacturing · Yatala
Approx. $12m in indexed 2025 dollars; not original contract sum
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Batching plant and office works delivered in 2021 and 2023; live operational interface. Value restated to 2025 prices.
Colas Asphalt Batching Plant — Alder project3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Childcare and early learningSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $30m to $50mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Factories and manufacturingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Kool Beanz SUNS Academy
Childcare and early learning · Carrara, Gold Coast
Approx. $15m in indexed 2025 dollars; not original contract sum
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Integrated early learning centre. Value restated by Alder to approximate 2025 prices using Rawlinson indexation.
Kool Beanz SUNS Academy — Alder projectEnergex Greenslopes Redevelopment
Industrial facilities · Greenslopes, Brisbane
Approx. $36m in indexed 2025 dollars; not original contract sum
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
Design and construct office and warehouse redevelopment. Value restated to approximate 2025 prices.
Energex Greenslopes Redevelopment — Alder projectColas Asphalt Batching Plant
Factories and manufacturing · Yatala
Approx. $12m in indexed 2025 dollars; not original contract sum
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Batching plant and office works delivered in 2021 and 2023; live operational interface. Value restated to 2025 prices.
Colas Asphalt Batching Plant — Alder projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 116 Siganto Drive, Helensvale QLD 4212Alder Group — company snapshot and offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 153 Racecourse Road, Ascot QLD 4007Alder Group — company snapshot and offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Building and operational interfaces
Portfolio inference: Depot and batching-plant work offers practice coordinating building, civil and operational requirements. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Energex Greenslopes Redevelopment — Alder project · Colas Asphalt Batching Plant — Alder projectSpecialist user requirements
Portfolio inference: Early-learning delivery can develop understanding of education users, room planning and specialist facilities. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Kool Beanz SUNS Academy — Alder projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0Alder Group reports 23 industry awards in its undated company snapshot; not a verified annual tally.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources3 named project examples · 9 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
4.8 / 59 public reviews or ratings
Work–life balance: 4.4 / 5
Career development: 4.2 / 5
Benefits and perks: 3.9 / 5
Management: 4.4 / 5
Working environment: 4.4 / 5
Diversity and equal opportunity: 4.7 / 5
Self-selected external company-wide reviews; not a Brisbane role-specific measure or a Buildit endorsement.
Alder Constructions — SEEK employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.4 / 54 public reviews or ratings
Indexed employer overview; four reviews are a very small, self-selected sample. Company-wide rather than role-specific.
Alder Constructions — Glassdoor overviewChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Alder Group — company snapshot and offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Alder — company history and NSW expansion
company · Checked 2026-09-15
February 2020 article. Any quoted $75m revenue concerns Bennett, not Alder. - Kool Beanz SUNS Academy — Alder project
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Published value indexed to 2025 using Rawlinson; not original contract sum. - Energex Greenslopes Redevelopment — Alder project
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Published value indexed to 2025 using Rawlinson; not original contract sum. - Colas Asphalt Batching Plant — Alder project
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Published value indexed to 2025 using Rawlinson; not original contract sum. - Alder Constructions — SEEK employee reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15 - Alder Constructions — Glassdoor overview
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Score and count available in indexed employer overview; small sample.
Apollo Property Group
Hospitals / Childcare and early learning / Office fitouts / Defence facilities
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 2008Apollo — about the company
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Head office
- Brisbane principal office; national headquarters not separately labelled.Apollo — contacts
- Office network
- Brisbane; Gold Coast office at Tweed Heads South NSW; TownsvilleApollo — contacts
- Published workforce
- 81 professionals reported on company about page; date not specified.Apollo — about the company
- Published annual turnover
- Not verified in reviewed sources
No reliable current annual turnover or sourced tier classification verified.
Delivery approach and market position
Construction, refurbishment and fitout projects across health, early learning and commercial facilities.
Apollo — about the company · Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward — Apollo project · Little Locals Collingwood Park — Apollo project · Mater Stratton Street fitout — Apollo projectQueensland offices and portfolio, with an Australia-wide service statement.
Apollo — about the company · Apollo — contactsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Childcare and early learningSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office fitoutsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Individual retail fitoutsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward
Hospitals · Redcliffe
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
Operating theatre, recovery and associated clinical and office spaces; completed August 2023.
Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward — Apollo projectLittle Locals Childcare Centre — Collingwood Park
Childcare and early learning · Collingwood Park
AUD $3.2m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Construct-only early learning project; completed August 2023. Published builder project value, not independently identified contract sum.
Little Locals Collingwood Park — Apollo projectMater Stratton Street fitout
Office fitouts · Newstead, Brisbane
AUD $12.7m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Design-and-construct fitout across 11 levels, about 9,088m², including training and medical simulation; completed August 2023.
Mater Stratton Street fitout — Apollo project3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| HospitalsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Childcare and early learningSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Under $5mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office fitoutsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward
Hospitals · Redcliffe
Value not published in reviewed source
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
Operating theatre, recovery and associated clinical and office spaces; completed August 2023.
Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward — Apollo projectLittle Locals Childcare Centre — Collingwood Park
Childcare and early learning · Collingwood Park
AUD $3.2m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Construct-only early learning project; completed August 2023. Published builder project value, not independently identified contract sum.
Little Locals Collingwood Park — Apollo projectMater Stratton Street fitout
Office fitouts · Newstead, Brisbane
AUD $12.7m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Design-and-construct fitout across 11 levels, about 9,088m², including training and medical simulation; completed August 2023.
Mater Stratton Street fitout — Apollo projectHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Brisbane principal office; national headquarters not separately labelled.Apollo — contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 2, 455 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Apollo — contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Clinical and workplace interfaces
Portfolio inference: Hospital alterations and medical-office fitout can develop services coordination and understanding of specialist users. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward — Apollo project · Mater Stratton Street fitout — Apollo projectComplete smaller project delivery
Portfolio inference: The verified childcare and office examples suggest opportunities to follow a compact building or fitout scope through delivery. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Little Locals Collingwood Park — Apollo project · Mater Stratton Street fitout — Apollo projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No award count verified in reviewed sources.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
5 sources3 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Searched Apollo Property Group Australia. No reliably matched public review page verified; overseas property-management businesses with similar names were excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Searched Apollo Property Group Australia. No reliably matched public review page verified; overseas property-management businesses with similar names were excluded.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Apollo — about the company
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Apollo — contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Redcliffe Hospital operating theatre and recovery ward — Apollo project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Little Locals Collingwood Park — Apollo project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mater Stratton Street fitout — Apollo project
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Ashley Cooper Construction
Hotels and resorts / Schools / Office buildings / Commercial fitout and refurbishment
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Current official website and portfolio checked; turnover verification remains open.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified
- Head office
- 174 Northgate Road, Northgate QLD 4013Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office
- Office network
- Brisbane office; service areas also include Gold Coast and RockhamptonAshley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office
- Published workforce
- 40+ professionals reported on current About page; date not statedAshley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office
- Published annual turnover
- Annual turnover not publicly verified
Brisbane/SEQ delivery is evidenced, but annual turnover within AUD50m–200m has not been verified. Kept as a local candidate, outside confirmed Tier 3.
Delivery approach and market position
Commercial, hospitality and education construction; ECI and design-and-construct services
Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane officeBrisbane and South East Queensland, with regional Queensland hospitality projects
Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office · Ashley Cooper: Hervey Bay Boat ClubProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Naldham House
Hotels and resorts · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Company portfolio example; project page is primarily a gallery and does not publish value or completion year.
Ashley Cooper: Naldham HouseSomerville House Fewings Building
Schools · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Company portfolio example; value, precise scope and completion year not published on reviewed project page.
Ashley Cooper: Somerville House Fewings BuildingHervey Bay Boat Club
Hotels and resorts · Hervey Bay
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Regional hospitality portfolio example; value and completion year not published on reviewed project page.
Ashley Cooper: Hervey Bay Boat Club3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Naldham House
Hotels and resorts · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Company portfolio example; project page is primarily a gallery and does not publish value or completion year.
Ashley Cooper: Naldham HouseSomerville House Fewings Building
Schools · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Company portfolio example; value, precise scope and completion year not published on reviewed project page.
Ashley Cooper: Somerville House Fewings BuildingHervey Bay Boat Club
Hotels and resorts · Hervey Bay
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Regional hospitality portfolio example; value and completion year not published on reviewed project page.
Ashley Cooper: Hervey Bay Boat ClubHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 174 Northgate Road, Northgate QLD 4013Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Northgate, BrisbaneAshley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Hospitality refurbishment and staging
Portfolio inference: hospitality and education work can develop renovation sequencing and coordination around existing users. Actual site access and responsibility vary by role.
Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office · Ashley Cooper: Naldham House · Ashley Cooper: Hervey Bay Boat ClubEarly commercial decisions
Service-based inference: published feasibility, cost-planning and ECI services offer potential exposure to buildability and scope decisions; participation must be confirmed for the role.
Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane officeAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No independently verified award tally established.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
5 sources3 named project examples · 4 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
Partial public evidence
Matched SEEK listing found; aggregate rating and review count could not be reliably read. Employer testimonials are not employee ratings.
SEEK: Ashley Cooper Construction reviewsChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search-indexed results mention Ashley Cooper Construction, but a direct, reliably matched rating page and sample size were not retrieved.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Ashley Cooper Construction: About and current Brisbane office
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ashley Cooper: Naldham House
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ashley Cooper: Somerville House Fewings Building
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Ashley Cooper: Hervey Bay Boat Club
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - SEEK: Ashley Cooper Construction reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Matched search-indexed listing; aggregate rating and count not reliably retrieved.
Balmain & Co
Apartment buildings / Townhouses and low rise housing / Social and affordable housing / Mixed use developments
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Head office
- Level 1, 168–174 Dorcas Street, South Melbourne VICBalmain & Co — offices
- Office network
- Melbourne and BrisbaneBalmain & Co — offices
- Published workforce
- Not verified in reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Official capabilities publishes $120m+ turnover per year; no financial year or upper bound.Balmain & Co — capabilities and published annual turnover
Tier 3 candidate only: official capabilities states $120m+ annual turnover with no date or upper bound. Current turnover at or below $200m has not been verified.Balmain & Co — capabilities and published annual turnover
Delivery approach and market position
Company reports 40+ completed projects and 1,000+ new residences in Victoria.
Balmain & Co — capabilities and published annual turnoverVictorian delivery portfolio and a Queensland division; sampled projects here are Victorian, not evidence of a Brisbane project sweet spot.
Balmain & Co — capabilities and published annual turnover · Balmain & Co — Queensland divisionProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Townhouses and low rise housingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $10m to $20mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Social and affordable housingSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | $100m to $150mPublished project values; builder contract scope unconfirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed use developmentsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Facade remediationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Preston Crossing
Social and affordable housing · Preston
AUD $110m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2025
Integrated private and social housing precinct; completed August 2025. Website labels value “Cost”; not separately verified contract sum.
Preston Crossing — Balmain & Co projectCustom
Apartment buildings · Highett
AUD $12m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2022
38 residences across four levels; completed August 2022. Website labels value “Cost”.
Custom — Balmain & Co projectPavilion
Townhouses and low rise housing · Armadale
AUD $12m published project value
Published project value; contract scope unconfirmed
Completed · 2023
Eleven townhouses, four levels and two basement levels; completed April 2023. Website labels value “Cost”.
Pavilion — Balmain & Co projectView the named projects and their sources
No named project evidence available for this location.
How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 1, 168–174 Dorcas Street, South Melbourne VICBalmain & Co — offices
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 16 Douglas Street, Milton QLDBalmain & Co — offices
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Residential detailing and coordination
Portfolio inference: Apartment and townhouse projects offer practice with facade, basement and finish coordination at different scales. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Custom — Balmain & Co project · Pavilion — Balmain & Co projectMixed housing stakeholders
Portfolio inference: A mixed private and social housing precinct can expose staff to multiple client and housing-provider requirements. Actual access depends on role, team and project allocation.
Preston Crossing — Balmain & Co projectAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No award count verified in reviewed sources.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources3 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Searched Balmain & Co / Balmain and Co construction. No reliably matched public SEEK review page verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
4.2 / 53 public reviews or ratings
Australian construction company overview; three self-selected reviews. Do not confuse with Balmain fashion or infer Brisbane conditions.
Balmain and Co — Glassdoor employer overviewChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- Balmain & Co — capabilities and published annual turnover
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Balmain & Co — offices
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Balmain & Co — Queensland division
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Do not attribute staff’s previous-employer projects to this builder. - Preston Crossing — Balmain & Co project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Custom — Balmain & Co project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Pavilion — Balmain & Co project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Balmain and Co — Glassdoor employer overview
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Australian builder entity, not the Balmain fashion house; very small sample.
Blackwatch Projects
Apartment buildings / Mixed commercial and residential towers / Office buildings / Retail
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Current official website and portfolio checked; turnover verification remains open.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Company reports 26 years of operation; founding year not verifiedBlackwatch: Company profile
- Ownership and entity
- Privately ownedBlackwatch: Company profile
- Head office
- Level 1, 26 Commercial Road, Newstead QLD 4006Blackwatch: Project portfolio and office
- Office network
- Brisbane office; other offices not confirmedBlackwatch: Project portfolio and office
- Published workforce
- Not published in the reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Annual turnover not publicly verified
Brisbane/SEQ delivery is evidenced, but annual turnover within AUD50m–200m has not been verified. Kept as a local candidate, outside confirmed Tier 3.
Delivery approach and market position
Residential and commercial building; D&C, lump sum and construction management
Blackwatch: Company profileBrisbane residential and commercial portfolio
Blackwatch: Project portfolio and officeProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed commercial and residential towersSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| RetailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
RiverGreen Stage 2
Mixed commercial and residential towers · 330 MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
196 apartments across 12- and 10-level towers, with ground-floor retail and dining. Listed as current; completion year not stated.
RiverGreen Stage 2RiverGreen Stage 1
Apartment buildings · 330 MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
123 apartments across 7 and 5 levels; listed as current, completion year not stated.
RiverGreen Stage 1The Windermere
Mixed commercial and residential towers · 77 Racecourse Road, Ascot
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Five levels and two basements with apartments and 1,250 m² retail. Apartment total withheld because the source conflicts; listed as current.
The Windermere, Ascot3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixed commercial and residential towersSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
RiverGreen Stage 2
Mixed commercial and residential towers · 330 MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
196 apartments across 12- and 10-level towers, with ground-floor retail and dining. Listed as current; completion year not stated.
RiverGreen Stage 2RiverGreen Stage 1
Apartment buildings · 330 MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
123 apartments across 7 and 5 levels; listed as current, completion year not stated.
RiverGreen Stage 1The Windermere
Mixed commercial and residential towers · 77 Racecourse Road, Ascot
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
Five levels and two basements with apartments and 1,250 m² retail. Apartment total withheld because the source conflicts; listed as current.
The Windermere, AscotHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 1, 26 Commercial Road, Newstead QLD 4006Blackwatch: Project portfolio and office
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Newstead, BrisbaneBlackwatch: Project portfolio and office
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Apartment and mixed-use delivery
Portfolio inference: multi-level residential work can provide practice in structure, services, unit repetition, finishes and handover coordination.
RiverGreen Stage 2 · RiverGreen Stage 1Retail and residential interfaces
Portfolio inference: mixed-use developments introduce coordination between ground-floor commercial spaces and residential uses above.
RiverGreen Stage 2 · The Windermere, AscotAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No independently verified award tally established.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
5 sources3 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Blackwatch: Company profile
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Blackwatch: Project portfolio and office
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - RiverGreen Stage 2
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - RiverGreen Stage 1
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - The Windermere, Ascot
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Page conflicts on apartment count (36 in bullets; 30 in narrative). Apartment count omitted pending verification.
Bryant Building Contractors
Schools / Aged care / Apartment buildings / Libraries and community buildings
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1986, CairnsBryant — company and portfolio overview
- Ownership and entity
- Family-origin business; current equity ownership not verifiedBryant — company and portfolio overview
- Head office
- Not publicly verified
- Office network
- Regional Queensland operations include Brisbane, Cairns, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Toowoomba; Northern Territory deliveryBryant — company and portfolio overview · Bryant — leadership and regional organisation
- Published workforce
- Company leadership page reports more than 100 staff; undated figureBryant — leadership and regional organisation
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Turnover in the requested A$50–200m Tier 3 band has not been verified. Regional scale alone does not establish tier.
Delivery approach and market position
Checked portfolio includes staged schools, special education, apartments and operational aged care; dates and values remain evidence gaps
Newman Catholic College Stages 1–3 · Darling Point Special School · Springwood / Cinderella Apartments · Pyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 2Queensland, Northern Territory and Torres Strait, including remote work
Bryant — company and portfolio overviewProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Newman Catholic College — Stages 1, 2 and 3
Schools · Cairns
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Staged school expansion including general learning, administration and specialist spaces. Year and value not published in checked case study.
Newman Catholic College Stages 1–3Darling Point Special School
Schools · Manly, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Three-storey teaching building with 14 learning spaces in a constrained live school site; year not confirmed.
Darling Point Special SchoolSpringwood Apartments — Cinderella Drive
Apartment buildings · Springwood, Logan
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design and construct of 35 apartments across five levels; year not confirmed.
Springwood / Cinderella ApartmentsPyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 2
Aged care · Gordonvale
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
20 new residences and refurbishment of five residences within an operational aged-care setting; year not confirmed.
Pyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 24 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Newman Catholic College — Stages 1, 2 and 3
Schools · Cairns
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Staged school expansion including general learning, administration and specialist spaces. Year and value not published in checked case study.
Newman Catholic College Stages 1–3Darling Point Special School
Schools · Manly, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Three-storey teaching building with 14 learning spaces in a constrained live school site; year not confirmed.
Darling Point Special SchoolSpringwood Apartments — Cinderella Drive
Apartment buildings · Springwood, Logan
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design and construct of 35 apartments across five levels; year not confirmed.
Springwood / Cinderella ApartmentsPyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 2
Aged care · Gordonvale
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
20 new residences and refurbishment of five residences within an operational aged-care setting; year not confirmed.
Pyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 2How project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Not publicly verified
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Brisbane operation confirmed; street address not verified in readable contact materialBryant — company and portfolio overview · Bryant — leadership and regional organisation · Bryant — contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Staged community facilities
School and aged-care projects can develop live-site planning, user coordination and practical sequencing. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Newman Catholic College Stages 1–3 · Darling Point Special School · Pyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 2Regional delivery
The regional and remote footprint creates potential exposure to logistics and local stakeholder relationships. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Bryant — company and portfolio overviewAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No verified construction award count found in the checked sources.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 5 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Bryant — company and portfolio overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Bryant — leadership and regional organisation
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Bryant — contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Office map is present, but street addresses were not readable in extracted text. - Newman Catholic College Stages 1–3
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Darling Point Special School
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Springwood / Cinderella Apartments
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Pyramid Residential Care Centre Stage 2
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Constructions Group
Apartment buildings / Mixed commercial and residential towers / Hotels and resorts / Medical centres and day surgeries
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1996Constructions Group — official overview
- Ownership and entity
- Not publicly verified
- Head office
- Level 2B, 57 Coronation Drive, Brisbane QLD 4000Constructions Group — contact
- Office network
- Brisbane office verified; wider office network not verifiedConstructions Group — contact
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Current company turnover in the requested A$50–200m band has not been verified. Boutique tower delivery is not a revenue measure.
Delivery approach and market position
Portfolio sample includes boutique apartments, a hotel and a medical/commercial tower; no verified typical annual volume
Wickham Private · Adina Hotel Chermside · Lowanna Beach Resort — company project · Prominence — 128 River TerraceBrisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast examples in published portfolio
Constructions Group — official overviewProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Mixed commercial and residential towersListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Industrial facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Townhouses and low rise housingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Wickham Private
Medical centres and day surgeries · 375 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
16-storey mixed-use medical and commercial building; completion status, year and contract value not established in checked text.
Wickham PrivateAdina Hotel Chermside
Hotels and resorts · Chermside, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Company project page verified. Completion date and contract sum require a dated client or company source.
Adina Hotel ChermsideLowanna Beach Resort
Apartment buildings · Buddina, Sunshine Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Builder appointment and construction commencement reported in 2023. Historic target handover is not treated as actual completion.
Lowanna Beach Resort — company project · Lowanna construction commencement and builder appointmentProminence — 128 River Terrace
Apartment buildings · Kangaroo Point, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Five full-floor apartments across a six-storey building; date and value not confirmed.
Prominence — 128 River Terrace4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Wickham Private
Medical centres and day surgeries · 375 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
16-storey mixed-use medical and commercial building; completion status, year and contract value not established in checked text.
Wickham PrivateAdina Hotel Chermside
Hotels and resorts · Chermside, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Company project page verified. Completion date and contract sum require a dated client or company source.
Adina Hotel ChermsideLowanna Beach Resort
Apartment buildings · Buddina, Sunshine Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Builder appointment and construction commencement reported in 2023. Historic target handover is not treated as actual completion.
Lowanna Beach Resort — company project · Lowanna construction commencement and builder appointmentProminence — 128 River Terrace
Apartment buildings · Kangaroo Point, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Five full-floor apartments across a six-storey building; date and value not confirmed.
Prominence — 128 River TerraceHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Level 2B, 57 Coronation Drive, Brisbane QLD 4000Constructions Group — contact
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 2B, 57 Coronation Drive, Brisbane QLD 4000Constructions Group — contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Boutique development delivery
Small apartment counts and bespoke finishes can build experience in consultant coordination and detailed procurement. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Prominence — 128 River TerraceMixed-use interfaces
Combining medical or hospitality requirements with tower construction can develop services and stakeholder coordination. Portfolio-based inference; access depends on role, team and assignment.
Wickham Private · Adina Hotel ChermsideAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No verified construction award count found in the checked sources.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 8 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Public searches did not establish an exact company-matched review page. This is a research gap, not a zero rating.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Constructions Group — official overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Constructions Group — contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Wickham Private
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Adina Hotel Chermside
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Lowanna Beach Resort — company project
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Lowanna construction commencement and builder appointment
industry · Checked 2026-09-15
June 2023 article gives a then-target completion date; it is not evidence of actual completion. - Prominence — 128 River Terrace
company · Checked 2026-09-15
McCormack
Office buildings / Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Retail / Schools
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Current official website and portfolio checked; turnover verification remains open.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 1969McCormack: Company history and services
- Ownership and entity
- Family-owned businessMcCormack: Company history and services
- Head office
- Melbourne: Level 38, North Tower, 80 Collins StreetMcCormack: Office contact details
- Office network
- Melbourne, Sydney and BrisbaneMcCormack: Office contact details
- Published workforce
- 120+ team members, company-reported; date not statedMcCormack: Company history and services
- Published annual turnover
- Annual turnover not publicly verified
Brisbane/SEQ delivery is evidenced, but annual turnover within AUD50m–200m has not been verified. Kept as a local candidate, outside confirmed Tier 3.
Delivery approach and market position
Workplace fitout, refurbishment, asset repositioning, design and construct, heritage restoration
McCormack: Company history and servicesEast-coast offices; Brisbane examples alongside Melbourne delivery
McCormack: Office contact details · McCormack and Studio 103: Queensland workplace fitout · Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishment · Dexus speculative suite, 360 Collins StreetProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 20 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| RetailSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Government buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Heritage and adaptive reuseListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishment
Retail · Gate 2, 812 Stanley Street, Woolloongabba
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design-and-construct retail fitout with Studio 103 at the Gabba. Completion year not stated.
Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishmentMcCormack and Studio 103 Queensland workplace
Office buildings · Level 1, 128 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Company's own workplace fitout and permanent Brisbane home. Completion year not stated.
McCormack and Studio 103: Queensland workplace fitoutDexus speculative suite, Level 34, 360 Collins Street
Office buildings · Melbourne
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design-and-construct workplace fitout; interstate example. Completion year not stated.
Dexus speculative suite, 360 Collins Street2 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| RetailSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishment
Retail · Gate 2, 812 Stanley Street, Woolloongabba
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Design-and-construct retail fitout with Studio 103 at the Gabba. Completion year not stated.
Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishmentMcCormack and Studio 103 Queensland workplace
Office buildings · Level 1, 128 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Company's own workplace fitout and permanent Brisbane home. Completion year not stated.
McCormack and Studio 103: Queensland workplace fitoutHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Melbourne: Level 38, North Tower, 80 Collins StreetMcCormack: Office contact details
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- New workplace project lists Level 1, 128 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley; confirm address as contact page still lists Riverside CentreMcCormack: Office contact details · McCormack and Studio 103: Queensland workplace fitout
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Workplace design and delivery
Portfolio inference: fitouts can develop briefing, services coordination, finishes procurement and client-facing delivery.
McCormack and Studio 103: Queensland workplace fitout · Dexus speculative suite, 360 Collins StreetRetail fitout coordination
Portfolio inference: the Gabba retail project offers an example of integrating store design and delivery within an existing venue.
Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishmentAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No independently verified award tally established.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
6 sources3 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
5.0 / 51 public reviews or ratings
Search-indexed result only: 5.0/5 from one review. Direct page unavailable; tiny sample and not specific to the Brisbane team.
Glassdoor: McCormack Property ServicesChecked 15 September 2026. Some information is supported only by indexed public excerpts.
Source register and research limitations
- McCormack: Company history and services
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - McCormack: Office contact details
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Contact page still lists a Riverside Centre Brisbane address; newer company workplace project identifies Fortitude Valley as its permanent home. - McCormack and Studio 103: Queensland workplace fitout
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Brisbane Lions gift shop refurbishment
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Dexus speculative suite, 360 Collins Street
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor: McCormack Property Services
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Search-indexed profile showed 5.0 from one review; direct page unavailable during this pass. Not enough evidence for a company-wide conclusion.
Mettle
Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Heritage and adaptive reuse / Supermarkets / Hotels and resorts
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Official business website active at research date.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- 2015, current Mettle brand historyMettle story
- Ownership and entity
- Mettle QLD Pty Ltd and Mettle NSW Pty Ltd named on contact page; shareholders not verifiedMettle offices and legal entities
- Head office
- Brisbane base — Level 1, 112 Alfred Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Mettle offices and legal entities
- Office network
- Brisbane, Townsville and SydneyMettle offices and legal entities
- Published workforce
- 60 staff on an undated services page; current count unverifiedMettle services and undated forecast
- Published annual turnover
- Undated forecast of circa A$75m; actual annual turnover not verifiedMettle services and undated forecast
Candidate for the requested A$50m–A$200m group: undated company forecast of circa A$75m is not actual annual turnover and does not qualify for a Tier 3 label. Verify realised turnover and financial year.Mettle services and undated forecast
Delivery approach and market position
Construction, refurbishment, defence and commercial fitout
Mettle storyQueensland and New South Wales
Mettle storyProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Heritage and adaptive reuseListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SupermarketsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Coles Annerley
Supermarkets · Annerley, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Brownfield supermarket, basement parking and road/service works; no verified year or value.
Current Mettle project selectionOdyssey Robina Stage 3 — Biarritz
Aged care · Robina, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
68 units including eight dementia-care units; no verified year or value.
Current Mettle project selectionPeppers Hotel Gladstone
Hotels and resorts · Gladstone
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Adaptive reuse of a multistorey car park for 32 guest rooms, pool deck and café; no verified year or value.
Current Mettle project selectionAPA on the Move
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Multifloor workplace fitout with stair and control room; exact value and delivery year not verified.
Current Mettle project selection4 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SupermarketsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Aged careSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Coles Annerley
Supermarkets · Annerley, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Brownfield supermarket, basement parking and road/service works; no verified year or value.
Current Mettle project selectionOdyssey Robina Stage 3 — Biarritz
Aged care · Robina, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
68 units including eight dementia-care units; no verified year or value.
Current Mettle project selectionPeppers Hotel Gladstone
Hotels and resorts · Gladstone
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Adaptive reuse of a multistorey car park for 32 guest rooms, pool deck and café; no verified year or value.
Current Mettle project selectionAPA on the Move
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Multifloor workplace fitout with stair and control room; exact value and delivery year not verified.
Current Mettle project selectionHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Brisbane base — Level 1, 112 Alfred Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Mettle offices and legal entities
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Level 1, 112 Alfred Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006Mettle offices and legal entities
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Adaptive reuse and fitout coordination
Workplace and hotel conversions can develop existing-condition investigation, services coordination and staged delivery skills. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Current Mettle project selectionOperating-user engagement
Supermarket and care projects provide distinct client and user requirements to learn; actual mentoring and autonomy remain unscored. Portfolio inference; availability depends on your role and project.
Current Mettle project selectionAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0Award-body searches identify Edward Street recognition, but a stable exact award page and scope were not verified; no award count asserted.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
4 sources4 named project examples · 8 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Company-name and Queensland entity searches completed. Recruitment listings found, but no verified employee-review profile or score.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
Search completed. Results for a similarly named UK fintech employer excluded; Brisbane construction employer aggregate not verified.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Mettle story
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Mettle services and undated forecast
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Page forecasts about A$75m turnover for an unspecified financial year and contains dated/placeholder copy; not a current verified result. - Mettle offices and legal entities
company · Checked 2026-09-15
QBCC MR category is licensing maximum revenue, not actual turnover. - Current Mettle project selection
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Niclin
Apartment buildings / Social and affordable housing / Medical centres and day surgeries / Large format retail and homemaker centres
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Current official website and portfolio checked; turnover verification remains open.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified
- Head office
- 5B/57 Miller Street, Murarrie QLD 4172Niclin: Current capabilities and contact
- Office network
- Brisbane office; other offices not confirmedNiclin: Current capabilities and contact
- Published workforce
- Not published in the reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Annual turnover not publicly verified
Brisbane/SEQ delivery is evidenced, but annual turnover within AUD50m–200m has not been verified. Kept as a local candidate, outside confirmed Tier 3.
Delivery approach and market position
Residential, commercial and community construction; current company focus includes social and affordable housing
Niclin: Current capabilities and contact · Niclin: Current company focusBrisbane, Logan, Ipswich and Moreton Bay examples in current portfolio
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
5 published project examples reviewed · 5 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Social and affordable housingListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Paxton Street medical centre
Medical centres and day surgeries · Springwood, Logan
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
Four-storey medical centre and three parking levels.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsDrayton Terrace units
Apartment buildings · Wynnum, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
16 units over four storeys with ground-level parking.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsBrisbane Road bulky retail
Large format retail and homemaker centres · Ebbw Vale, Ipswich
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
5,500 m² retail development for national tenants.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsJohnstone Road industrial
Warehouses and distribution · Brendale, Moreton Bay
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
4,500 m² warehouse and office on a 10,000 m² site.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsBelconnen industrial warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Brendale, Moreton Bay
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Stage 1 of a 2,000 m² office and warehouse; company lists completed in 2026.
Niclin: Project directory with completion years5 published project examples reviewed · 5 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Apartment buildingsSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Large format retail and homemaker centresSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Warehouses and distributionSupported by the examples below | 22 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Paxton Street medical centre
Medical centres and day surgeries · Springwood, Logan
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
Four-storey medical centre and three parking levels.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsDrayton Terrace units
Apartment buildings · Wynnum, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
16 units over four storeys with ground-level parking.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsBrisbane Road bulky retail
Large format retail and homemaker centres · Ebbw Vale, Ipswich
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
5,500 m² retail development for national tenants.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsJohnstone Road industrial
Warehouses and distribution · Brendale, Moreton Bay
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2024
4,500 m² warehouse and office on a 10,000 m² site.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsBelconnen industrial warehouse
Warehouses and distribution · Brendale, Moreton Bay
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Stage 1 of a 2,000 m² office and warehouse; company lists completed in 2026.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 5B/57 Miller Street, Murarrie QLD 4172Niclin: Current capabilities and contact
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Murarrie, BrisbaneNiclin: Current capabilities and contact
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Different commercial building types
Portfolio inference: medical, retail, warehouse and apartment projects can broaden understanding of different services, users and delivery constraints.
Niclin: Project directory with completion yearsHousing and stakeholder needs
Company-focus inference: social and affordable housing work may develop understanding of resident and community stakeholder needs; project assignment must be confirmed.
Niclin: Current company focusAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No independently verified award tally established.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
3 sources5 named project examples · 6 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Niclin: Current capabilities and contact
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Niclin: Project directory with completion years
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Niclin: Current company focus
company · Checked 2026-09-15
St Hilliers — legacy contracting profile
Retirement living / Medical centres and day surgeries
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
QBCC records WLP administrators appointed to St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd on 4 February 2024. Current contracting activity has not been verified. Historical contracting, property development and related legal entities must not be conflated.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not publicly verified
- Ownership and entity
- Not publicly verified
- Head office
- Current office not verified. The legacy Glassdoor construction profile lists The Rocks, Sydney.Glassdoor — St Hilliers Construction snapshot
- Office network
- Not publicly verified
- Published workforce
- Not publicly verified
- Published annual turnover
- Not publicly verified
Historical contracting entry. Do not assign a current tier or assume that legacy construction reviews describe a separate development business.QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administration
Delivery approach and market position
Legacy contracting entity; current delivery capability requires direct verification.
QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administrationHistorical Queensland contracts are recorded by QBCC; current delivery footprint is not verified.
QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administrationProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
2 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Bernborough Ascot Retirement Living — legacy contract
Retirement living · Ascot, Brisbane
Value not published in QBCC notice
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed as a project trust account at the February 2024 administration appointment; current builder and completion status not established.
QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administrationKirwan Community Health Campus Extension — legacy contract
Medical centres and day surgeries · Kirwan, Townsville
Value not published in QBCC notice
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed as a project trust account at the February 2024 administration appointment; current builder and completion status not established.
QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administration2 published project examples reviewed · 0 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retirement livingSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Bernborough Ascot Retirement Living — legacy contract
Retirement living · Ascot, Brisbane
Value not published in QBCC notice
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed as a project trust account at the February 2024 administration appointment; current builder and completion status not established.
QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administrationKirwan Community Health Campus Extension — legacy contract
Medical centres and day surgeries · Kirwan, Townsville
Value not published in QBCC notice
Construction value not verified
Year not confirmed · Date not confirmed
Listed as a project trust account at the February 2024 administration appointment; current builder and completion status not established.
QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administrationHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- Current office not verified. The legacy Glassdoor construction profile lists The Rocks, Sydney.Glassdoor — St Hilliers Construction snapshot
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Current contracting office and recruitment status not verified.QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administration · St Hilliers official website
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Awards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No current contracting award total verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
4 sources2 named project examples · 2 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
3.2 / 56 public reviews or ratings
Small historical employer sample. The profile does not establish current legal-entity coverage; do not transfer these scores to a separate development entity.
SEEK — St Hilliers reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
2.9 / 513 public reviews or ratings
Diversity and inclusion: 2.9 / 5
Compensation and benefits: 2.9 / 5
Career opportunities: 2.9 / 5
Culture and values: 2.5 / 5
Work life balance: 2.3 / 5
Senior management: 2.2 / 5
Small legacy construction sample; 24% recommend. This does not rate a current separate developer.
Glassdoor — St Hilliers Construction snapshotChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- QBCC — St Hilliers Contracting Pty Ltd trust accounts and administration
government · Checked 2026-09-15
Page reviewed 12 February 2024; it is not a current project pipeline statement. - SEEK — St Hilliers reviews
seek · Checked 2026-09-15
Legacy employer profile; entity coverage is not specific to the ongoing development business. - Glassdoor — St Hilliers Construction snapshot
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
Legacy construction profile, not a current developer rating. - St Hilliers official website
company · Checked 2026-09-15
Website content could not be retrieved in this check.
Unita
Commercial fitout and refurbishment / Medical centres and day surgeries / Hospitality / Shopping centres and major retail
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Company history states Collectivus and Nexvia were sold in 2025; they should not be described as current in-house group businesses.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Founded as Tu Projects in 2004; Unita group name introduced in 2017.Unita — history and group milestones
- Ownership and entity
- Founded by Robert Rowe; current equity ownership not independently verified.Unita — history and group milestones
- Head office
- 17 Morgan Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006.Unita — history and group milestones · Unita — office contacts
- Office network
- Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Gold Coast.Unita — office contacts
- Published workforce
- 195 employees was a 2017 historical milestone; current workforce not verified.Unita — history and group milestones
- Published annual turnover
- $78.3m revenue reported in the company’s 2017 history. Current annual revenue not verified.Unita — history and group milestones
National fitout specialist. Published $78.3m revenue is a 2017 historical figure and cannot verify present membership of the requested $50m–$200m Tier 3 band.Unita — history and group milestones
Delivery approach and market position
Fitout and refurbishment, construction/repositioning, joinery manufacturing, procurement, design/project management and aftercare.
Unita — office contacts · Unita — Lune Pacific Fair · Unita — Mercure Spring HillNational office network; Brisbane and Gold Coast examples include office, healthcare, retail and hotel work.
Unita — office contacts · Unita — SEE Civil Helensvale office fitout · Unita — PS Health Newstead · Unita — Lune Pacific Fair · Unita — Mercure Spring HillProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalitySupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Shopping centres and major retailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| EntertainmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
SEE Civil Helensvale office fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Helensvale, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Completed October 2025; adapts existing office space for a consolidated workplace.
Unita — SEE Civil Helensvale office fitoutPS Health Newstead
Medical centres and day surgeries · Newstead, Brisbane
Final contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Completed August 2025. The initial cost plan discussed on the page is not a final contract value.
Unita — PS Health NewsteadLune Pacific Fair
Hospitality · Broadbeach, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Completed July 2026; fitout, joinery manufacturing, procurement and logistics.
Unita — Lune Pacific FairMercure Spring Hill refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · Spring Hill, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
In progress; guest rooms, function spaces and operational areas refurbished while hotel remains open.
Unita — Mercure Spring Hill4 published project examples reviewed · 3 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Medical centres and day surgeriesSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| HospitalitySupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
SEE Civil Helensvale office fitout
Commercial fitout and refurbishment · Helensvale, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Completed October 2025; adapts existing office space for a consolidated workplace.
Unita — SEE Civil Helensvale office fitoutPS Health Newstead
Medical centres and day surgeries · Newstead, Brisbane
Final contract value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2025
Completed August 2025. The initial cost plan discussed on the page is not a final contract value.
Unita — PS Health NewsteadLune Pacific Fair
Hospitality · Broadbeach, Gold Coast
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2026
Completed July 2026; fitout, joinery manufacturing, procurement and logistics.
Unita — Lune Pacific FairMercure Spring Hill refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · Spring Hill, Brisbane
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Active · Date not confirmed
In progress; guest rooms, function spaces and operational areas refurbished while hotel remains open.
Unita — Mercure Spring HillHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 17 Morgan Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006.Unita — history and group milestones · Unita — office contacts
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- 17 Morgan Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006.Unita — office contacts
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Detail, procurement and design intent
Portfolio inference: Retail and hospitality fitouts can develop joinery coordination, finish selection, logistics and translating design into buildable work.
Unita — Lune Pacific FairCommercial scope and operational staging
Portfolio inference: Healthcare cost planning and live-hotel work suggest opportunities to practise value engineering, scope control and staging.
Unita — PS Health Newstead · Unita — Mercure Spring HillAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0Company history includes business and founder recognition. A current construction-project award total was not verified.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
7 sources4 named project examples · 8 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
Searched SEEK for Unita and its Australian fitout business; a matched employee-review page was not retrieved.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
3.7 / 57 public reviews or ratings
Culture and values: 3.5 / 5
Diversity and inclusion: 3.4 / 5
Work life balance: 3.3 / 5
Career opportunities: 3.2 / 5
Compensation and benefits: 2.7 / 5
Senior management: 2.5 / 5
Matched Australian fitout business; seven reviews and 25% recommend. Small self-selected sample across roles and locations.
Glassdoor — Unita Australia employee reviewsChecked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- Unita — history and group milestones
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Unita — office contacts
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Unita — SEE Civil Helensvale office fitout
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Unita — PS Health Newstead
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Unita — Lune Pacific Fair
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Unita — Mercure Spring Hill
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - Glassdoor — Unita Australia employee reviews
glassdoor · Checked 2026-09-15
iQ Construct
Hotels and resorts / Schools / Universities and TAFE / Sport and recreation
Company and project evidence checked 15 September 2026. Classification to confirm. Member evidence is published separately.
Current official website and portfolio checked; turnover verification remains open.
Organisation snapshot
Understand the business behind the projects. Ownership, scale and office structure explain how work is organised. Your learning experience still depends on the role, project and people around you.
- Established
- Not verified
- Ownership and entity
- Not verified
- Head office
- 37 Kennigo Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006iQ Construct: Brisbane head office
- Office network
- Brisbane head office; other offices not confirmediQ Construct: Brisbane head office
- Published workforce
- Not published in the reviewed sources
- Published annual turnover
- Annual turnover not publicly verified
Brisbane/SEQ delivery is evidenced, but annual turnover within AUD50m–200m has not been verified. Kept as a local candidate, outside confirmed Tier 3.
Delivery approach and market position
New construction, fitout, refurbishment and remediation; ECI, D&C and construct-only procurement
iQ Construct: Services and portfolio overviewBrisbane, South East Queensland and regional Queensland, with selected interstate hospitality work in its portfolio
iQ Construct: Detailed project directoryProject delivery and usual work
Understand the work you are likely to encounter. Schools, hospitals, apartments and warehouses build different skills. Compare the type, scale and location of the work, then ask which project and responsibilities are actually available to you.
3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Universities and TAFEListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Defence facilitiesListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Libraries and community buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| RetailListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Office buildingsListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Commercial fitout and refurbishmentListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Childcare and early learningListed company capability; no project sampled | 00 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Amora Hotel Brisbane refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · 200 Creek Street, Brisbane City
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Construct-only refurbishment across a 296-room hotel, undertaken while the hotel remained operational. Completion year not stated.
iQ Construct: Amora Hotel BrisbaneBrisbane Tigers club grandstand
Sport and recreation · Panyita Street, Coorparoo
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
New grandstand, function rooms, training facilities and game-day amenities; construct-only procurement.
iQ Construct: Brisbane Tigers grandstandSt Saviour's Primary School refurbishment
Schools · 14 Lawrence Street, Toowoomba
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
New and refurbished classrooms, administration and ancillary works; construct-only contract. Completion year not stated.
iQ Construct: St Saviour's Primary School3 published project examples reviewed · 1 dated 2021 to 2026 · 0 with a confirmed contract value.
| Project sector | Examples reviewed | Published project scale | Usual work indicator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels and resortsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| Sport and recreationSupported by the examples below | 11 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
| SchoolsSupported by the examples below | 10 dated 2021 to 2026 | Dollar values not confirmed | Typical size not established0 qualifying contract values. A larger, representative sample is needed. |
View the named projects and their sources
Amora Hotel Brisbane refurbishment
Hotels and resorts · 200 Creek Street, Brisbane City
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
Construct-only refurbishment across a 296-room hotel, undertaken while the hotel remained operational. Completion year not stated.
iQ Construct: Amora Hotel BrisbaneBrisbane Tigers club grandstand
Sport and recreation · Panyita Street, Coorparoo
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · 2023
New grandstand, function rooms, training facilities and game-day amenities; construct-only procurement.
iQ Construct: Brisbane Tigers grandstandSt Saviour's Primary School refurbishment
Schools · 14 Lawrence Street, Toowoomba
Value not published
Construction value not verified
Completed · Date not confirmed
New and refurbished classrooms, administration and ancillary works; construct-only contract. Completion year not stated.
iQ Construct: St Saviour's Primary SchoolHow project value bands and typical sizes are calculated
Contract bands use the same AUD scale in every sector. A boundary belongs to the next band: a $50m contract sits in the $50m to $75m band.
A typical size is shown only with at least five dated, confirmed construction contract values in that sector and location, a strict majority in one band, and a median inside that band. It is a sample indicator. Public portfolios may favour landmark work, so confirm the builder’s actual usual work and current pipeline directly.
Unknown values, award brackets, development budgets, undated reference projects and joint venture totals without an attributable builder contract are excluded from typical contract calculations.
Full project category framework
Filters show the categories currently supported by company or project evidence. The wider framework accommodates the following types as evidence grows.
Where you may work
Consider the location as carefully as the role. A Brisbane office does not guarantee a Brisbane assignment. Larger projects often place delivery teams onsite; confirm travel, rosters and mobility expectations before accepting.
- Head office
- 37 Kennigo Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006iQ Construct: Brisbane head office
- Brisbane or SEQ office
- Brisbane head office in Fortitude ValleyiQ Construct: Brisbane head office
These counts describe the research sample. They are not workforce allocation, current vacancies or the probability of being sent to a location.
Ask about your actual working arrangement
Initial assignment
Which project will I join? Will I be in head office, a regional office or onsite? Who will manage me?
After this project
Where is the likely next assignment? What choice do I have over relocation or travel?
Hours and travel
What are the usual start and finish times, weekend expectations, travel frequency and overnight stays?
Practical agreement
How are travel time, accommodation, allowances, family commitments and location changes handled?
Buildit people at this builder
Understand the learning community around you. Buildit participation can indicate a shared language and interest in development. Membership alone does not certify someone’s capability or conduct.
Member evidence will appear as participation develops. Individual names, profiles, assessment results and endorsement identities remain private. Counts below the publication threshold are withheld.
What the company profile will show
The same eligible aggregate participation and positive endorsement figures appear on the public builder card and company profile. A minimum cohort of ten applies before publication, with further suppression where a small group could be identified.
Private assessment answers and individual results are not part of this public card. The professional controls any separate sharing with a nominated sponsor.
Where this environment helps you grow
Every environment develops different capabilities. Recognise the strengths people have personally experienced, from capable colleagues and practical ownership to stakeholder navigation and executive judgement.
No eligible endorsement snapshot published yet. An attribute with limited evidence is not a low employer score. These counts are not a ranking between companies of different sizes.
People, learning and standards
Who will sharpen your judgement? Learn from capable people, understand their decisions and see good standards maintained.
People worth learning from
Building evidenceCapable people around you improve your judgement, standards and methods.
Everyday knowledge sharing
Building evidencePeople explain their thinking, answer questions and pass on experience informally.
Access to senior leaders
Building evidenceYou engage with experienced decision makers and understand why they make particular calls.
Constructive challenge
Building evidencePeople welcome sensible questions, different views and early identification of problems.
High standards and accountability
Building evidencePeople take ownership, good work is expected, and persistent underperformance is addressed fairly.
Responsibility and executive growth
What will you get to own, and what decisions will you get near? Develop the judgement needed to lead people, projects and a business.
Real ownership
Building evidenceYou receive meaningful responsibility, authority and room to exercise judgement.
Stretch opportunities
Building evidenceYou receive opportunities beyond your current comfort zone, with appropriate backing.
Commercial depth
Building evidenceYou develop an understanding of negotiation, contracts, cash flow, margin and risk.
Whole business exposure
Building evidenceYou see how winning work, financing it, resourcing it and delivering it fit together.
Strategic decision exposure
Building evidenceYou learn how leaders choose clients, pursue opportunities, allocate resources and set direction.
Leadership experience
Building evidenceYou get to lead people, delegate, resolve conflict and manage performance.
Sponsorship and advancement
Building evidenceSenior people advocate for you, open doors and trust you with bigger opportunities.
Industry relationships
Building evidenceYou build useful relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors and industry leaders.
Process and stakeholder navigation
Building evidenceYou learn to work through approvals, organisational politics and competing interests.
Generosity, recognition and support
How does the business use its discretion? Recognise the effort it makes to value people, share success and support life outside work.
Generosity in practice
Building evidenceThe business makes a considered effort with celebrations, experiences and looking after its people.
Recognition and shared success
Building evidenceContributions receive meaningful recognition and people participate in the success they help create.
Support when it matters
Building evidenceThe business responds reasonably when family, health or personal circumstances require flexibility.
Respect for your time
Building evidenceLeaders plan and resource work with consideration for people’s lives outside work.
Learning opportunities suggested by this portfolio
These are editorial inferences from the work and delivery arrangements described in the sources. They are not employee ratings or guarantees about autonomy, mentoring or systems quality.
Managing work in operating facilities
Portfolio inference: the occupied hotel refurbishment points to opportunities in staging, access planning and coordination with operators.
iQ Construct: Amora Hotel BrisbaneCommunity and education delivery
Portfolio inference: school and sports projects can develop coordination of user requirements, services and handover across different building types.
iQ Construct: Brisbane Tigers grandstand · iQ Construct: St Saviour's Primary SchoolAwards and evidence
Understand what the evidence can tell you. Awards describe recognised work. Employee reviews describe respondents’ experiences. Source dates, scope and sample sizes give both useful context.
Awards identified in this research
0No independently verified award tally established.
The number above counts the sourced entries below. It is not a verified lifetime awards total or a measure of employment quality.
Research coverage
6 sources3 named project examples · 10 published sectors.
Research is a dated snapshot. Unpublished financial and project details remain marked as unconfirmed.
View awards and recognised projects
No sourced award entries were available to publish in this pass. This does not mean the builder has not won awards.
SEEK and Glassdoor employee review evidence
External ratings retain their original platform, cohort and sample. They are not converted into Buildit endorsements. Reviews are self selected and may cover different offices, roles, periods or group businesses.
SEEK
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Glassdoor
No matching profile verified
No reliably matched public employer-rating page located in this research pass.
Checked 15 September 2026.
Source register and research limitations
- iQ Construct: Services and portfolio overview
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - iQ Construct: Brisbane head office
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - iQ Construct: Amora Hotel Brisbane
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - iQ Construct: Brisbane Tigers grandstand
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - iQ Construct: St Saviour's Primary School
company · Checked 2026-09-15 - iQ Construct: Detailed project directory
company · Checked 2026-09-15