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The Site Engineer – Pavement is responsible for supporting the effective asset management, maintenance, and performance monitoring of airfield infrastructure, including runways, taxiways, aprons, pavement safety areas, airfield grading, stormwater drainage systems, airfield lighting (civil components), and civil components of navigational aids. The role ensures airfield pavements and associated infrastructure are maintained in accordance with aviation safety standards, regulatory requirements, and approved asset management plans. The role will support the implementation of maintenance programmes, conduct pavement condition assessments, supervise maintenance works, and ensure all works are delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with best industry practices. This position is based in Nadi and reports to the Senior Project Manager.
Job Summary
- Type: full-time
- Location: Nadi
- Category: Engineering
- Closing Date: 2026-05-17
Key Responsibilities
- Support pavement asset management through condition monitoring and maintenance planning
- Conduct pavement condition index (PCI) surveys and monitor pavement deterioration
- Supervise pavement maintenance and rehabilitation works, ensuring quality and compliance
- Maintain and update pavement asset registers, site records, and technical reports
- Review contractor performance and workmanship on airfield maintenance works
- Assess risks and ensure strict compliance with airside safety, health, and environmental requirements
- Coordinate contractors, consultants, and internal stakeholders to support safe and efficient delivery of works
- Prepare site sketches, minor design changes, and as-built drawings using AutoCAD
- Uphold and promote Fiji Airports’ values, professionalism, and organisational image at all times.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering OR a diploma-level qualification in Civil Engineering with a minimum of 7 years’ relevant experience in pavement engineering, pavement management, or infrastructure maintenance
- Practical knowledge of flexible and rigid pavement systems and rehabilitation techniques
- Experience in pavement condition assessment, data analysis, and technical reporting
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and construction documentation tools
- Strong understanding of aviation safety and airside operational requirements
- Good communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills
How to Apply
Additional Information:
Appointment is subject to police and medical clearances.
A detailed role description is available via the application link provided
Closing 17 May 2026
All applications must be submitted via the job portal: jobs.hrmonise.com
Emailed applications will NOT be accepted.
For more information, contact: Leonarda Patterson : +679 330 3137 | +679 7733137 | jobs@maxumise.com
Appointment is subject to police and medical clearances.
A detailed role description is available via the application link provided
Closing 17 May 2026
All applications must be submitted via the job portal: jobs.hrmonise.com
Emailed applications will NOT be accepted.
For more information, contact: Leonarda Patterson : +679 330 3137 | +679 7733137 | jobs@maxumise.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to become a Site Engineer – Pavement at Fiji Airports?
You typically need a degree or diploma in Civil Engineering from a recognised institution such as FNU, USP, or an overseas equivalent. Experience in roadworks, airfield pavement construction, or civil infrastructure projects is highly valued. Familiarity with materials testing (compaction, CBR, asphalt and concrete standards) strengthens your application.
What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of this role?
Expect to supervise pavement works such as subgrade preparation, basecourse laying, asphalt paving, and quality control testing on site. You will coordinate with contractors, review work against engineering drawings and specifications, and maintain site safety compliance. Regular reporting on progress, materials usage, and defects is also standard.
Is professional registration required in Fiji for this role?
While not always mandatory, membership or eligibility for the Fiji Institution of Engineers is often preferred by employers. For senior roles, chartered or professional engineer status can be an advantage. Check the specific job advertisement to see if registration is listed as essential or desirable.
What benefits are commonly offered for engineering roles in Fiji?
Employers in Fiji typically provide annual leave, sick leave, and contributions to the Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF). Some organisations, including larger statutory bodies and airports-related employers, may offer medical insurance or allowances. Benefits vary by employer, so confirm details during the interview stage.
How does career progression usually look for a Site Engineer in Fiji?
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Join NowSite Engineers commonly progress to Senior Site Engineer, Project Engineer, or Construction/Project Manager roles as they gain experience. Working on major infrastructure projects like airport upgrades builds a strong portfolio for advancement. Further study or professional certification can accelerate movement into supervisory and management positions.
How should I apply, and what do Fijian employers look for?
Apply through the official Fiji Airports careers page or the contact method listed in the job advertisement, submitting a tailored CV and cover letter highlighting relevant pavement or civil works experience. Employers value practical site experience, reliability, willingness to work flexible hours around flight operations, and strong communication skills. Ensure your qualifications and references are clearly documented.