Project Manager: Capital Works 1.0 FTE ongoing
Project Manager: Capital Works
The Project Manager: Capital Works is a client-side project management role within the Catholic Education Tasmania (CET) Capital Planning & Infrastructure Team and is accountable for the effective delivery of building and maintenance related projects for CET’s portfolio of corporate and educational facilities assets state-wide.
As a community of 38 schools and colleges servicing over 17,000 students, we are after a Project Manager: Capital Works that can:
- Contribute to strategic organisation and master planning initiatives,
- Managing Key Relationships (internal and external) and stakeholders,
- Provide consultation services in relation to educational facilities planning and design, site design, maintenance and utilisation,
- Deliver on capital and minor works projects and programs, and
- Provide strategic asset and facility management activities.
Some of the skills and experiences we are looking for are:
- Relevant Tertiary qualifications,
- Demonstrated experience in site master planning, space utilisation, planning and design of contemporary educational facilities to enable current and future teaching and learning methodologies, and
- Proven history of managing simultaneous large-scale projects from inception to completion including project planning, briefing and management, and the ability to plan and manage projects to deliver successful outcomes on time and on budget
You will join an organisation that is driven by:
- Its vision of Student Focused, Christ Centred, Learning for Life.
- A professional service-oriented network of offices, teams and employees,
- Our desire to provide a comprehensive, quality Catholic school curriculum of the highest standard.
If you see yourself as the Project Manager: Capital Works, then send your application including cover letter and resume via the CET careers website at https://catholic.tas.edu.au/careers today.
Applications close on Monday, 9 September 2024 at 10am.
Catholic Education Tasmania is committed to supporting the rights of children and young people and providing a safe and supportive environment for them. The successful candidate will require satisfactory child safety checks and registrations.
We demonstrate our commitment to Reconciliation by encouraging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply.
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