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Form of workAre you a seasoned Senior Asset Manager with a passion for Electrical Engineering? Seeking an exceptional individual to drive excellence in asset management within our infrastructure projects. If you're ready to take on a challenging role with opportunities for innovation and collaboration, read on!
Key Responsibilities:
- Consistently apply and enhance Asset Management processes, seeking efficiencies through innovative technologies.
- Build and nurture positive customer and stakeholder relationships.
- Make informed decisions to minimize whole lifecycle costs of assets and services.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and implement Asset Management Plans and standards.
- Ensure compliance with Capital Management systems, overseeing project forecasting and reporting until project delivery.
Qualifications:
- Electrical Engineering Degree with senior technical capability and leadership experience.
- In-depth knowledge of Civil/Mechanical/Electrical/Process Engineering, especially in sewerage transfer and treatment plants.
- Proven history of effective risk management in large-scale infrastructure projects.
- Experience in asset management of water and/or sewerage assets, with a specific focus on HV switchboards.
Skills and Attributes:
- Proficiency in standard office IT systems (MS Office, Maximo, GIS, etc.).
- Analytical thinker with the ability to explore and evaluate diverse solution options.
- Demonstrated teamwork and collaborative spirit to achieve customer-centric outcomes.
Health and Safety Focus:
- Actively contribute to health and safety initiatives.
- Identify and report hazards to ensure a safe working environment for yourself and colleagues.
To apply, please send your updated resume outlining your relevant experience and qualifications to **************@randstad.com.au or call 0447 312 ***
At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.
