Job Number: 980127 Work type: Permanent Full Time Location: Eastern Treatment Plant, Melbourne - Docklands Categories: Engineering, Other, Planning
About The Role
Full-time | Permanent | Service Enablement One Water Team
We're looking for an Electrical Instrumentation or Mechanical Asset Manager to provide technical knowledge and asset management expertise across critical water and sewerage infrastructure. Reporting to the Manager Service Enablement, you'll play a key role in optimising asset performance, lifecycle costs, and maintenance strategies.
This role offers a blend of office attendance at 990 La Trobe Street, Docklands, regular site visits at the Eastern Treatment Plant (Bangholme), and work from home flexibility, giving you hands‐on engagement with assets, collaboration with teams, and time for focused work remotely.
What you'll do:
* Lead and coordinate programs for assets within water and sewerage systems.
* Manage infrastructure assets to deliver and optimise capital programs, maintenance regimes, and renewal projects.
* Drive innovation through new technologies and alternative approaches for efficiency gains.
* Develop and apply Asset Management Plans, standards, and compliance processes.
* Support project delivery with technical input, business case development, and functional requirements.
* Collaborate with Service Delivery, Capital Delivery, and other teams to ensure end‐to‐end program success.
* Pumping stations (pumps, rising mains, cranes, fire suppression, instrumentation)
* Water mains, gravity pipelines, treatment facilities (screens, filters, tanks, chemical dosing)
* Switchboards and other electrical infrastructure
* Rotating machinery (conveyors, belts, centrifuges, macerators, scrapers, blowers, compressors)
If you're passionate about engineering solutions that keep essential infrastructure running, this is your opportunity to make a real impact.
About You
* Solid background in Electrical Instrumentation or Mechanical Engineering with proven experience in asset management.
* Expertise in lifecycle cost analysis and ability to optimise maintenance strategies.
* Technical knowledge across Electrical Instrumentation or Mechanical Engineering, including operational complexities of water and sewerage systems and treatment processes.
* Hands‐on experience managing sewerage and/or water assets within these engineering disciplines.
* In‐depth understanding and practical application of risk management processes for medium and large infrastructure assets.
* Ability to critically analyse solution options, assess risk scenarios, and implement cost‐effective mitigation strategies.
* Proven track record of collaborative teamwork and delivering customer‐focused outcomes.
* Proficiency with standard IT systems (MS Office, CMMS/Maximo, GIS).
* Strong initiative with the ability to prioritise and manage complex technical work under minimal supervision.
* Obtain AusCheck Clearance.
Please note a medical assessment and a Current full Victorian Driver's License is required for this role.
Our long‐standing commitment to Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging means that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTIQ+ individuals, neurodivergent individuals, people living with disability, mature age and young jobseekers from all cultures can apply with confidence knowing they are safe, affirmed and celebrated.
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