Opportunities

• Supervise a key site with real influence and impact.
• Supportive leadership team and autonomy in decision‑making.
• Strong career growth, training, and a well-resourced environment.

Join a well-resourced, supportive team where you’ll influence a key site and shape real operational impact. Apply now!

The Opportunity

In your role of the Site Services Supervisor, you will be responsible for ensuring our physical infrastructure and site services operate safely, reliably and efficiently. You will partner closely with site leaders, contractors and the national Operational Excellence FM team to deliver high-quality outcomes, minimise risk and support ongoing site performance.

This is an on-site‑first supervisor role, requiring a confident, proactive presence across the Gibson Island site.

What You’ll Do

• Oversee the delivery of all site infrastructure and services, ensuring compliance with statutory and Visy standards.
• Lead contractor management across maintenance, repair, safety systems and site services.
• Conduct regular inspections and audits of buildings, equipment, and site services to ensure safety, asset integrity and compliance.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives, cost optimisation and risk reduction across the site.
• Manage site budgets, track expenditure and provide reporting on KPIs and performance outcomes.
• Support the rollout of national FM processes, systems and governance.
• Build strong working relationships with divisional stakeholders, suppliers, contractors and regulatory bodies.
• Champion a strong safety culture, ensuring all subcontractors operate in alignment with OHS and fire safety requirements.

What You’ll Bring:

• Technical expertise in building maintenance, mechanical or electrical services.
• 5–10+ years’ experience in a manufacturing, industrial or facilities management environment.
• Strong contractor management capability; able to influence, challenge and hold people accountable.
• Confident communicator with the ability to work across multiple divisions.
• Practical, hands‑on leadership style with high onsite visibility.
• Experience with fire protection systems, safety compliance, and statutory requirements is highly regarded.
• Ability to identify cost‑saving opportunities and drive continuous improvement.

About Visy

Visy is powering the circular economy, closing the loop between packaging, remanufacturing, and recycling. Over 75 years, we've grown to 7,000 employees and 150 global operations – predominantly in Australia and New Zealand.

We believe materials are not recycled until they’ve been made into new products. We collect and sort recyclable materials like paper, cardboard, glass, plastics and metals from households and businesses, and locally remanufacture them back into new, sustainable packaging. From cardboard boxes, water bottles and jam jars to food and beverage cans, we are using recycled content to power Australia and New Zealand’s food and beverage packaging industry.

You will be required to meet Visy’s employment criteria, which will include a criminal history check and a medical assessment.