Job Title
Manager Assets and Engineering is a critical leadership role responsible for overseeing the efficient delivery of asset and capital works management services. This position plays a key part in supporting the strategic planning objectives of the organization and ensuring compliance with all asset-related obligations as outlined in the Corporate Business Plan.
Key Responsibilities
* Lead the review and implementation of the Capital Works Program, Asset Management Plan, Asset Management Policy, and Asset Management Strategies, Systems, and Processes.
* Oversee the alignment of service level agreements to ensure they meet business needs and long-term asset lifecycle considerations.
* Provide technical support to the Depot and oversee future planned works performed by Depot staff.
* Coordinate stakeholder input to ensure new assets meet operational, maintenance, and safety requirements.
* Ensure plans and budgets are balanced, resource-aligned, and risks are appropriately managed.
* Maintain and enhance Council's asset management systems, databases, and GIS integration.
* Update asset information post-renewal, replacement, and maintenance activities.
* Facilitate asset condition inspections, revaluations, and useful life forecasts to support financial reporting.
* Report on asset condition and financial forecasts to Executive Management and Council.
* Foster a collaborative and high-performing team environment.
* Provide leadership in service delivery, innovation, and strategic planning.
Required Skills and Qualifications
This role requires individuals with a strong track record in asset and capital works management. The ideal candidate will have:
* Minimum 3 years' experience in a similar role.
* Tertiary qualifications in Civil Engineering or related fields, or equivalent industry experience.
* Additional qualifications in business, asset, or project management.
* Strong organizational and time management skills.
* Effective communication, interpersonal, and report writing abilities.
* Advanced stakeholder management, analytical, and negotiation skills.
* Proficiency in Microsoft Office, engineering software, and asset management systems.
* Demonstrated expertise in engineering construction, planning, and delivery.
* Ability to produce project specifications, budget estimates, and tender documents.
* Experience developing project plans for self-performed and team-delivered works.
* Current unrestricted driver license.
* Acceptable National Police Clearance.
Benefits
The organization offers a competitive hourly rate and superannuation package. Interviews will commence immediately.
Applicants are encouraged to apply today or contact Natalie for a confidential discussion.
DFP welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and people with disability.
Reasonable adjustments will be provided throughout the recruitment process for individuals with disability.