This page outlines the vacancy and the key skills and responsibilities for the role.Asset Manager - Three WatersPermanent Full-timeInvercargill, New ZealandReference: 6578888Are you ready to be a part of something exceptional? Invercargill City Council invites you to become a driving force in our future-focused team. With a vibrant atmosphere and an unwavering commitment to our values - Positivity, Respect, Responsibility, and Above and Beyond - we're passionate about creating a team full of outstanding individuals who are as passionate about shaping the future as we are.Reporting to the Manager - Strategic Asset Planning, you'll spearhead initiatives to optimise performance, reduce costs, and align with the Council's Three Waters assets strategic vision. Your mission? To ensure our three waters assets are managed effectively, supporting the strategic direction of the Council.Key responsibilities for this position include:
Develop and implement Three Waters asset and activity management plans.
Contribute to infrastructure strategy and key strategic documents.
Drive continuous improvement in asset management practices.
Maintain best practice solutions for Three Waters assets.
Provide advice and support for asset programs.
Develop business cases for asset creations and renewals.
Oversee asset data maintenance, analysis, and audits.
Champion new techniques and practices for improvement.
Prepare reports and provide professional advice to stakeholders.
Engage and maintain effective partnerships with key stakeholders including mana whenua.
Collaborate with internal and external parties to address issues.
Implement robust risk management practices
Monitor compliance and undertake health and safety audits.
Prepare monthly reports and reconcile claims and expenditures against budget.
What you will bring:
A degree in Civil Engineering or a related field
Minimum of 10 years of asset management experience, with Three Waters assets exposure.
Leadership experience with a focus on team development and motivation
Proficiency in infrastructure asset management principles and plans.
Experience in delivering infrastructure programs
Familiarity with GIS systems and risk management principles
Ability to collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders.
Integrity, professionalism, and the ability to manage budgets effectively.
Proficient in report writing and knowledgeable about local government legislation.
What we offer:
Career progression and training/development opportunities
Positive focus of employee health and well-being: Workstation assessments, free flu vaccines, EAP services, 50% off eye exams, discounted gym memberships etc
Kiwisaver and Superannuation Schemes
Access to sick leave from day one of employment
Appointment time leave: Up to 2 hours for important appointments e.g. Doctor, bank, dentist
This is a permanent full-time position with an indicative salary range of $108,016 to $133,500 gross per annum dependent on skills and experience.Waihōpai Invercargill is New Zealand's southernmost city and the heart and hub of Southland. We're known for our lush green spaces, like award-winning Queens Park, our long summer daylight hours and our local legend Burt Munro. Our city has character, charm and a laidback atmosphere. There's outstanding nature reserves, Ōreti Beach and the Waihōpai River to explore plus our lively restaurants complimented by a thriving entertainment and arts scene are hard to beat! The sensible gridded layout featuring wide streets ensures a convenient 10-minute drive to work. Who wouldn't want to call this place home!For more information please see the full position description or contact the Invercargill City Council on (03) 211 1777. Apply online atApplications close 29 April 2024. Please note applications will be processed as they are received and we encourage you to apply early as this advert may be removed at any time.Successful applicants must be legally entitled to live and work in New Zealand. While all applications will be reviewed, first priority will be given to those applicants who are currently residing in New Zealand.Applications Close: 29 Apr 2024
