Coordinator Civil Operations 340

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Douglas Shire Council is seeking a Coordinator Civil Operations.

The main requirement of this role is to lead Council's Civil Operations Unit.

The Coordinator Civil Operations is responsible for supporting the Executive Manager Infrastructure in overseeing, developing and providing capital and maintenance services to the Shire's customers.

Essential Skills include:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
• Demonstrated skills and proven success in the delivery of quality and timely road and drainage maintenance and construction services in a Local Government environment.
• Demonstrated skills in financial control including the ability to prepare estimates and budgets.
• Commitment to Workplace Health and Safety.

Team fit will be critical to success in this role. Council are seeking candidates who can demonstrate integrity, maturity, excellent communication skills and keenness to work collaboratively with an established and high performing team.

This is an exciting and unique opportunity to be part of an organisation with an energetic and collaborative approach with a commitment to meeting the expectations of customers and the communities of Douglas.

Council offers excellent working conditions and a range of generous employee benefits including flexible working arrangements and supports and encourages our employees with training and professional development opportunities.

Douglas Shire Council is an Equal Opportunity employer, promoting workplace diversity and a safety culture.

You must be an Australian Citizen or hold the appropriate visa to work in Australia to apply for this role. Leading Roles will undertake checks to confirm your right to work in Australia at offer stage.

For a confidential discussion please contact Bernard Maude on 0455 528 779.

Apply with covering letter addressing the Position section of this information pack.

Applications for this position will close on Monday 6 May 2019 at 5pm.