The T2D Project will need a broad set of skilled workers across hundreds of different roles during construction.

It will support 5,500 jobs per year on average during main construction for the next decade, creating a skills legacy for South Australia.

The T2D Project will focus on providing opportunities for local people, Aboriginal workers, apprentices, trainees and jobseekers who are long-term unemployed.

Jobs will include hands-on, supervisory and engineering roles in construction. Most jobs will involve working on-site but office-based corporate, drafting and project management roles will also be available.

Some of the jobs that will be in demand during construction include:

  • construction manager
  • civil engineer
  • geotechnical engineer
  • procurement specialist
  • site supervisor
  • site safety officer/manager
  • mechanical engineer
  • architectural draftsperson
  • concreter
  • civil labourer
  • structural engineer
  • environmental advisor
  • cost control officer
  • business support officer
  • office manager
  • traffic controller
  • estimator
  • surveyor
  • plumber
  • carpenter
  • electrician
  • asphalt plant operator
  • heavy plant operator
  • tunnel boring machine operator
  • landscaper
  • acoustic engineer.

In addition to these roles, there are many more opportunities for careers in civil road and tunnel construction works over the life of this unprecedented project.

Register your interest to work on the T2D Project

Complete the online form - it should only take a few minutes.

All information you submit is confidential and will be passed onto the successful head contractor for consideration once the contract is awarded for the T2D Project later in 2024.

More information

You can find out more about construction and training pathways in one of South Australia's fast-moving industries by visiting Careers SA.

For particular industry advice, the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) promotes pathways into careers in construction.

Visit I Work for SA for current employment opportunities at the Department for Infrastructure and Transport.

Careers & Employment Expo

Meet the team at the Adelaide Careers & Employment Expo on 10 and 11 May, 2024 to learn about exciting career opportunities.