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Details: Infrastructure Delivery manages and delivers the Capital Works program on behalf of various business units within the Transport Canberra and City Services directorate including Roads ACT, City Presentation, ACT NOWaste, ACTION, Libraries ACT, Sports and Recreation, and others. Types of projects include (but are not limited to) public realm improvements, footpaths, roads, parks, bridges, cycle lanes, shared paths, street lighting, public transport infrastructure, stormwater infrastructure, minor shopping centre upgrades, urban renewal, landfill cells, car park improvements, playgrounds, and sportsground infrastructure.
Infrastructure Delivery is seeking a Senior Project Manager with experience in landscape and urban design-focused infrastructure projects. The Senior Project Manager is a key member of the Urban team and is responsible for the planning, design scope, procurement, and execution of key urban and landscape design capital projects for TCCS. The role is responsible for ensuring the allocation of appropriate resources to deliver quality, timely, and value-for-money outcomes that are fit for purpose and compliant with relevant policies, codes, regulations, and legislation. The role will lead the delivery of simple to complex works projects to deliver great services to the Canberra community.
Primary Responsibilities: Develop and effectively project manage multiple capital works projects through the engagement of ACT Government delivery agencies, consultancies, and/or contractors.Develop and maintain positive relationships and communications with stakeholders, both internal to TCCS and other ACT Government Directorates, as well as with community and relevant stakeholder groups.Apply well-developed skills in project management to meet demanding schedules and provide professional advice and assistance to other officers and managers within ID. These skills will include project planning, project budget management, and legislative approvals.Perform a supervisory and mentoring role to junior officers in the delivery of capital works projects.Eligibility/Other Requirements: Hold a relevant professional qualification in Landscape Architecture, Architecture, Urban Design, Planning, or Project Management, or accreditation with a professional body recognized within Australia; orHave significant landscape design/urban design/planning or infrastructure knowledge and/or project management experience (minimum 10 years).Note: Selection may be based on application and referee reports only.
A Merit Pool will be established from this selection process and may be used to fill vacancies over the next 12 months.
How to Apply: Applicants should address the numbered Selection Criteria and limit responses to maximum of one page per criteria. Please take into consideration the "What you require" section outlined in the position description when addressing how you have demonstrated the Selection Criteria.
Applications should also include a current curriculum vitae and the name and contact details of two referees.
Succinct applications that clearly demonstrate the applicant's contribution towards successful team projects will be viewed highly.
Applications should be submitted via the Apply Now button below.
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