Coordinator Capital Projects

Coordinator Capital Projects City of Mount Gambier | Full Time | Fixed term 2 Years
Build the things people actually use - and live somewhere people escape to.Some project roles keep you buried in spreadsheets. This one puts you close to the action, delivering real infrastructure, community assets and capital works that shape how a city grows, moves, plays and connects.
The City of Mount Gambier is seeking a Coordinator Capital Projects to help plan, coordinate and deliver Council's capital works program across infrastructure, buildings, facilities, sport precincts, roads, drainage, footpaths and other key community assets.If you can keep projects moving, contractors aligned, budgets under control and stakeholders informed, this is a chance to do meaningful work in a regional city with momentum.
Why Mount Gambier?Because life does not need to be all traffic, parking stress and takeaway dinners at your desk.Mount Gambier is South Australia's regional capital on the Limestone Coast - home to crater lakes, caves, sinkholes, parks, sport, food, wine, creative culture and coastal escapes within easy reach.You get the professional challenge of complex capital projects, with the lifestyle benefits of a connected regional city that gives you back time, space and balance.
The roleThis is a hands-on coordination role supporting the successful delivery of Council's capital works program from start to finish.You will help drive projects through planning, design, procurement, construction, delivery, commissioning and handover, ensuring works are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required standard.You will lead work across:coordinating and delivering capital projects across infrastructure and building assetsmanaging project plans, timelines, budgets, risks and reportingsupporting tendering, procurement, contract preparation and evaluation processesadministering contracts, including variations, claims and contractor performanceworking with consultants, contractors, technical teams and internal stakeholderssupporting construction management, quality assurance and site safetypreparing clear project updates, reports and documentationmanaging defects, commissioning and asset handover processessupporting community engagement and responding to enquiries professionallycontributing to better systems, processes and continuous improvement in project delivery
This is a role for someone who can move between detail and big picture, solve problems before they become expensive, and bring people with them along the way.What's on offerThe package is strong, and the lifestyle is even better.
38-hour week / 76 hours per fortnightFederal Superannuation Guarantee plus an additional 1% employer contributionRDO arrangementsflexible working options2 additional annual leave days1 wellbeing day
About youYou will bring:strong experience in project, contract and procurement managementexperience delivering capital projects, ideally across infrastructure, construction, buildings or community assetssound contract administration capability, including contractor and consultant managementstrong planning, organisation and problem-solving skillsfinancial management capability, including budgeting, cost control and reportingconfident communication and presentation skillsthe ability to work with technical teams, contractors, community members and internal stakeholdersa strong focus on safety, quality, customer service and deliverya current Class C driver's licence
You will also need a satisfactory pre-employment medical, National Police Certificate and Working with Children Check.
It would be an advantage if you also have:tertiary qualifications in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management or a related fieldproject management qualifications or equivalent experienceexperience in local government or another regulated environmentexperience using asset management systems or GIS platforms
Who this role will suitYou might be an experienced project manager, construction coordinator, contract administrator, engineering project lead or capital works professional ready for a role with variety, visibility and community impact.You do not need to be the loudest person in the room. You do need to be organised, commercially aware, calm under pressure and able to keep people, paperwork, safety and delivery moving in the same direction.
How to applyTo apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and interest in the role.For a confidential discussion, contact Pam Morales on 0477 619 467 or Pamela@belrosegroup.com.au