Asset Engineer

Rarekind; Singleton Council; Presencial; AUD 90.000 - 115.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Rarekind is seeking an Asset Engineer in New South Wales to support asset management activities and capital works planning. The role combines civil engineering knowledge with data-driven asset planning, site inspections, and collaboration with internal teams and external stakeholders.

You will contribute to infrastructure improvement initiatives, develop project briefs, and assist with asset management frameworks.

Formación

• Recent or near graduation with a Civil Engineering degree.
• Understanding of civil infrastructure and asset management principles.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills.
• Current NSW Class C driver's licence and White Card.

Responsabilidades

• Assess Section 138 applications and perform site inspections.
• Inspect infrastructure and collect condition and asset data.
• Review and analyse data to support asset planning and budget priorities.
• Prepare cost estimates, specifications and documentation for capital works projects.
• Assist with capital works planning, project briefs, reports and handovers.
• Support development of asset management plans, frameworks and policies.
• Liaise with internal teams, contractors, utilities and external stakeholders.
• Provide technical advice and contribute to infrastructure improvement initiatives.

Conocimientos

Civil engineering background

Communication skills

Workload management

Asset/mapping software exposure

Driver's license (NSW Class C)

Educación

Civil Engineering degree (completed or near completion)

Herramientas

Asset management software

Mapping software

Descripción del empleo

Looking for an opportunity to put your civil engineering knowledge into practice while gaining exposure to infrastructure planning and asset management? We're working with a well-established local government organisation seeking an Asset Engineer to join their Infrastructure team on a temporary basis. It's a varied opportunity, combining engineering, asset management, site inspections and project planning, with the chance to contribute to the ongoing management and development of essential community infrastructure.

About The Role

Reporting to the Coordinator of Assets, you'll support the delivery of asset management activities and help plan future capital works programs across a range of infrastructure assets.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Assessing Section 138 applications and undertaking associated site inspections.
• Inspecting infrastructure and collecting condition and asset data.
• Reviewing and analysing data to support asset planning and budget priorities.
• Preparing cost estimates, specifications and documentation for capital works projects.
• Assisting with capital works planning, project briefs, reports and handovers.
• Supporting the development of asset management plans, frameworks and policies.
• Liaising with internal teams, contractors, utilities and external stakeholders.
• Providing technical advice and contributing to infrastructure improvement initiatives.

You and your alignment

You'll ideally bring a background in civil engineering, with an interest in infrastructure, asset management and local government.

We're keen to speak with people who have:

• Recently completed, or are in the latter stages of completing, a Civil Engineering degree.
• An understanding of civil infrastructure and asset management principles.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with a range of stakeholders.
• Good organisation skills and the ability to manage your own workload.
• Confidence using standard computer applications, with exposure to asset management or mapping software advantageous.
• A current NSW Class C driver's licence.

A White Card is also required.

Reference Number BH-62390

Category: Engineering, Resources & Construction