AddressTOMRA Collection is the world’s leading provider of automated technology for bottle & can recycling, transforming society’s habits to keep valuable resources in a continuous loop of use and reuse.
The TOMRA Group are committed to transforming the way we obtain, use and reuse our planet’s resources to enable a world without waste.
With over 80,000 reverse vending installations across more than 60 markets worldwide, TOMRA’s reverse vending machines capture over 45 billion used beverage containers every year – reducing reliance on raw materials and ensuring fewer containers end up in landfills, oceans and streets.
Within Australia TOMRA is becoming the market leader in recycling solutions with significant operations across NT, WA, VIC, QLD and NSW. Their goal is to Lead the Resource Revolution in areas where we are currently over-using our precious finite resources in an unsustainable way. The Group employs over 4,300 people globally, 250 within Australia and is publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE: TOM).
The role:
TOMRA are going from strength to strength within Australia and on the back on their continued success they now have an opening for a PMO Manager within the NSW business. This role is pivotal to their continued growth and will lead the NSW PMO, a diverse team of 6 Project Managers and Project Coordinators.
Reporting to the PMO Director, the NSW PMO Manager will lead, grow and manage a team to deliver multiple short-term projects, including new indoor return points, technology installations, and network infrastructure. This role involves being the main point of contact for key internal and external stakeholders, acting as a point of escalation and ensuring expectations are managed. As the state lead for the PMO, the manager provides guidance, support and direction across all installations and site works for the TOMRA network in NSW.
Key responsibilities include construction project management, stakeholder communication, resource allocation, scope control, budget management, contract & lease negotiation, and risk assessment. The Manager coordinates project planning, team resourcing, supply and subcontract management, progress reporting, and problem-solving.
Effective leadership of the NSW PMO Team is essential, encompassing development plan management, acting as a point of escalation, identifying efficiencies, and fostering a supportive and enjoyable team culture.
Fundamentally this is a people leadership role, it is imperative that the successful applicant has a proven track record in managing teams and direct reports, supporting capability uplift and process improvement.
The successful candidate:
The successful candidate for this role will be flexible, and great at multi-tasking. They’ll have amazing stakeholder management skills across all audiences and love a fast-paced environment. Experience working in construction, capital works or a similar related field is a must, as is hand on project management experience to provide guidance & support to the team as needed.
Key accountabilities for the role:
• Lead the NSW PMO Team, take ownership for driving the development and culture of the team. A key part of this role will be looking to uplift the current teams capability, establish processes, structure, and efficiencies to ensure team success.
• Serve as the main contact for the PMO in NSW, liaising with TOMRA partners and key stakeholders.
• Provide project management oversight across the high volume of programs from inception to implementation.
• Demonstrate high-level project management skills with a pragmatic approach to issues.
• Develop and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, partners, suppliers, and contractors.
• Build and lead the team to achieve critical strategic business goals.
• Deliver timely and accurate information and status updates to all key stakeholders, both internal and external.
• Manage project costs, schedules, resources, subcontractor deliverables, and technical performance.
• Develop and maintain key project planning documentation.
• Establish milestones and ensure adherence to master plans and schedules.
• Ensure critical path items for each program are addressed efficiently, and stakeholders are kept informed to ensure project success
• Manage end to end PMO activities
• Resolve technical and non-technical issues throughout the project lifecycle
• A passion for the environment and sustainability
What’s on offer?
A permanent full-time role, car allowance and bonus.
+ Birthday leave
+ Bonus Leave plan
Due to the nature of this role, you will need to travel within NSW on occasion as such a valid Australian drivers, and access to a personal vehicle, is required. To compensate a car allowance will be part of this package.
For a strictly confidential discussion, please contact Mark Penn, on 0466 817 *** or *********@trooocoo.com.
Please submit your application (CV and cover letter) via the apply button.
