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SalaryAt Powerlink, every possibility starts with you
We believe life’s about possibilities. And so’s the future.
That’s why we need you. As Forecasting and Demand Management Specialist, you’ll help us connect Queensland to an even brighter and more sustainable future, providing high voltage electricity to over five million Queenslanders and 238,000 businesses. No matter your role, your work is about every light turned on. It’s every community connected and every future made possible.
Powerlink are undergoing significant transformation in the way we deliver services to Queenslanders. With exponential growth already underway, and a significant pipeline of infrastructure projects on the horizon, our Supply Chain Services teams have never been more crucial in equipping our people with the resources to deliver to our strategy.
Our Supply Chain Services provide pivotal support to our operations through the global sourcing and procurement of materials & services; positioning Powerlink as a world-class leader in the energy sector.
Find a career that matters and lasts
Join us at Powerlink as a Demand Management Specialist, where you'll play a pivotal role in fostering collaborative relationships across our organization. Your focus will revolve around ensuring seamless information exchange, empowering robust procurement decisions, and staying ahead with market trends.
This role will see you;
- Create and communicate a comprehensive Project Procurement Management Plan, ensuring alignment among all stakeholders.
- Spearhead and refine our approach to Forecasting and material demand within Materials Procurement, implementing effective solutions to enhance forecast accuracy.
- Utilise business-provided data to generate insightful demand forecasts in close collaboration with key stakeholders.
- Actively engage in significant projects/initiatives across Powerlink, advocating for optimal supply chain strategies.
- Share critical supply chain insights, highlighting trends, bottlenecks, and potential challenges, accompanied by actionable recommendations.
- Contribute actively to Network Investment Outlook (NIO) forecasting, Non-Regulated business demands, and Capital projects, ensuring Materials Procurement perspectives are well-considered.
- Assist Category teams in monitoring and adjusting inventory levels to align with Just-in-Case ordering requirements.
- Provide support and oversee the product obsolescence process in collaboration with relevant team members and business units.
- Degree in Business or Economics is advantageous
- Extensive track record in developing, implementing, and continuously managing Demand Management Processes.
- Proven familiarity with or a quick capacity to grasp Network Investment Outlook (NIO) forecasting, Non-Regulated business demands, and Capital projects.
- Demonstrated proficiency in constructing precise materials forecast models, predicting future business demands across Regulated, Non-regulated, and Power System Transformation sectors.
- Ability to consistently stay updated on supply chain trends, industry shifts, and market dynamics.
- Substantial hands-on experience with a fully integrated materials planning system, preferably SAP Materials Management and Logistics modules.
- Demonstrated competence in effectively coordinating and monitoring inventory levels, aligning them with tailored inventory strategies.
- Proficiency in applying problem-solving techniques and analytical prowess to navigate diverse and intricate scenarios, pinpoint concerns, and implement appropriate solutions.
There’s lots to love about a career with Powerlink. But our people say there’s three things that really stand out:
- A career that matters and lasts: You’ll shape a progressive career connecting more than five million Queenslanders to a world-class, clean energy future.
- Unique work and the chance to grow: You’ll help find smart solutions to interesting problems as you develop your skills and impact every day.
- People who love to support and share: You’ll build relationships with experienced, down-to-earth people who you’ll be proud to work with.
- Onsite café, gym and parking
- 9 day fortnight available & flexible working arrangements
- Competitive remuneration package + 12.75% superannuation
There’s so much opportunity for you to grab here. If this role sounds like it would suit you, we want to hear from you!
To apply, please click on the Apply button above. This will take you to our careers page, where you’ll start the application process by attaching your resume and cover letter. Application close 11:59pm Friday 15th of December 2023. Kindly be aware that the Recruitment team will commence the review process during this period.
If you’d like to find out more about this position, please reach out to our recruitment team at recruitment@powerlink.com.au.
At Powerlink, we are committed to ensuring our workforce reflects the diversity of the communities we serve and harness the unique talents, perspectives and experiences of all people. Throughout the recruitment process, we provide support for candidates to ensure nobody is disadvantaged. Please tell us about any adjustments, support or access requirements that may help make the recruitment process more inclusive. You are also welcome to share your pronouns with us at any point throughout the process.
As part of the recruitment process, the successful applicant will be required to undergo pre-employment checks which may include, but are not limited to: reference checks, criminal background checks, right to work eligibility, verification of academic qualifications, and bankruptcy checks.
We’re proud to be a 2023 Circle Back Initiative Employer and commit to respond to every applicant.
