About The Role Melbourne Water is delivering the Growling Grass Frog (GGF) Masterplan program under the Melbourne Strategic Assessment on behalf of DEECA. The Masterplan includes the management of up to 2000ha of Conservation Area land and the construction and maintenance of up to 93 GGF habitat wetlands over the next 30 years.Reporting to the Manager, Service Enablement Futures, this role is a full‐time, permanent position (reverting to 0.8 in August 2028) within the Growling Grass Frog Masterplan implementation team. As the Senior Asset Manager (GGF) you will be responsible for providing technical expertise and support in the application of best‐practice asset management for Growling Grass Frog habitat wetlands and Conservation Area land.If you are someone who is passionate about biodiversity conservation, coupled with experience in asset management of large, complex and innovative asset solutions then this could be the role for you!More about the roleImplement the Melbourne Water/DEECA MOU to provide Growling Grass Frog habitat consistent with the Melbourne Strategic Assessment and the Growling Grass Frog Masterplan.Undertake strategic planning for securing suitable integrated water resources to enable future wetland watering projects.Initiate and deliver projects that will service the ongoing Growling Grass Frog habitat wetland feasibility and concept/functional design pipeline.Provide technical knowledge and advice on Maintenance Strategy Determinations, active management regimes and current asset condition for Growling Grass Frog habitat (wetlands and conservation area land).Build and maintain positive customer and stakeholder relationships.Provide technical knowledge and advice on Council and Victorian Planning Authority planning schemes, strategic plans and development proposals of greenfield sites.About You This role needs someone who is motivated, enthusiastic, and is a great team player.Tertiary Degree in Engineering, Science or Natural Resource Management.Knowledge of State and Commonwealth legislation and policy, such as:Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999Planning and Environment Act 1987Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006Strong understanding of current best practice in asset and data management.Demonstrated experience building and maintaining collaborative external partnerships and relationshipsKnowledge of processes and best practice approaches for achieving environmental outcomes through floodplain and stormwater management, drainage design, whole of water cycle management, land development and town planning, engineering design and construction and water sensitive urban design.#J-18808-Ljbffr