- Full-time, 12-month contract with potential for a further two-year extension
- Develop a strong understanding of contemporary issues in pipe condition assessment
- Benefit the water industry and their customers through better asset management solutions
- Engage with representatives from across the Australian and international water sector
An opportunity for a Program Coordinator has arisen within the WSAA team. This position, based in Melbourne, is a mid-level position within WSAA reporting to the Asset Management Program Coordinator. The position is responsible for the coordination of three projects related to optimising the longevity of buried pipe infrastructure. The role encompasses oversight of the project under guidance from the Steering Group and is responsible for administration, project reporting, and accounting.
We are seeking a professional with approximately 10 years' experience for a full-time, 12-month contract with the potential for a further 2-year extension. The person should be an energetic, people-oriented, self-starter with experience in the water industry or a related sector. We offer the opportunity to build a strong network across the Australian water sector, support water utilities and their customers through collaboration, and assist in addressing a contemporary issue in the water industry.
Salary will be based on level of experience.
You will need to have:
- A tertiary qualification in engineering, applied science or a related discipline.
- Demonstrated project management ability.
- Demonstrated ability to engage with people, understand their needs and requirements and deliver outcomes that meet those requirements.
- Demonstrated ability to achieve outcomes in a timely manner through influencing others without direct authority.
- Ability to coordinate multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong, presentation, verbal and written communication skills.
- The ability to work with minimal supervision.
- The ability to develop a strong network of contacts within water utilities, other industries, service providers and research partners.
Preferred:
- Knowledge of the urban water research environment is desirable but not mandatory.
Applications
To be considered for this position, you must include in your application a current CV and a cover letter addressing the 'Professional Requirements' found in the position description.
Applications close 5.00pm Wednesday 4 October 2017. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
Contact
Sarah Mahar
Asset Management Program Coordinator
P: (03) 8605 7615
E: sarah.mahar@wsaa.asn.au
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