AO6 Project Manager
- Manage and deliver critical capital programs across Queensland.
- Lead end-to-end planning and delivery for high-risk capital and facilities maintenance programs.
- Monitor project scope, cost tracking, and cash flow forecasting against agreed budgets.
Job description
About the Role
Manage and deliver critical capital programs across Queensland. This role combines strategic program oversight, budget monitoring, and hands-on project delivery across South East Queensland (SEQ).
Key Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end planning and delivery for high-risk capital and facilities maintenance programs across SEQ custodial sites.
- Monitor project scope, cost tracking, and cash flow forecasting against agreed budgets and delivery plans.
- Prepare proposals using standard formats and report progress to executive leadership and governance committees.
- Identify project blockers early and execute proactive risk mitigation strategies.
- Maintain data integrity within enterprise business systems (Ellipse) for program reporting and accurate financial tracking.
Requirements & Experience
- C Class Driver Licence and eligibility to pass police background checks for custodial environments.
- Ability to work on-site at SEQ correctional facilities 3 days per week (hybrid WFH/office options for remaining days).
- Proven experience managing high-risk building, construction, or facilities maintenance contracts.
- Experience using enterprise systems (knowledge of Ellipse is highly regarded) for project forecasting.
- Capital project delivery experience within government or correctional facility environments is desirable.
What's on Offer
- Flexible hybrid working model (up to 2 days WFH/office-based).
- High-impact involvement in essential Queensland state government infrastructure.
- Dynamic work environment with strong ongoing project pipelines.
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