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ConnectSydney, a joint venture of ServiceStream, Boral and Johnson Controls, embarks on harbour zone asset management projects from the Rockdale office. The Asset Engineer (Pavement) will maintain pavement asset data, support inspections and drive improvements within SRAPC programs.
The role collaborates with the Network Needs Team to develop maintenance strategies, refine tactical works, and contribute to asset lifecycle planning while utilising the Asset Management System.
Primary Location
NSW - Rockdale
ConnectSydney are on the hunt for an enthusiastic Asset Engineer (Pavement) to join our team at our Rockdale office!
ConnectSydney, a joint venture of ServiceStream, Boral, and Johnson Controls, in partnership with Transport for NSW (TfNSW), is entrusted with the management of the Harbour Zone. Our responsibilities encompass routine maintenance, strategic enhancements, and specialised projects aimed at bolstering Sydney's transport infrastructure.
The Asset Engineer (Pavement) supports the management of Pavement assets by ensuring accurate asset data, timely inspections, and effective defect resolution. This role contributes to lifecycle planning, tactical works programs, and continuous improvement of asset management systems.
The Asset Engineer (Pavement) will report to Strategic Asset Manager and will assist the Network Needs Team in managing the Pavement Assets across the Sydney Harbour Zone of Sydney Road Assets Performance Contract (SRAPC). The incumbent will also provide input for the development and validation of maintenance strategies and tactical works program through the collection and assessment of asset condition data through our Asset Management System.
The successful candidate will be provided a tool of trade (vehicle) to assist with site asset inspections.
Ensure pavement condition data (RAMS/PMS) is accurately captured and reflected in the asset management system (JAMS).
Ensure the accuracy and integrity of the asset database.
Review the existing asset database to confirm all known assets, new assets reported through Asset Management Briefs (AMBs), and assets discovered through inspections are updated in the asset management systems.
Review yearly pavement survey data, including condition and distress ratings, and assist Pavement Asset Manager in updating the pavement model.
Review defects reported against assets to ensure they are directed to maintenance teams or escalated for funding through tactical projects.
Review pavement related complaints and create treatment maps as needed.
Review pavement condition and performance data to inform rehabilitation and renewal prioritization within the tactical asset management plan.
Assist Asset Manager in preparing project briefs and managing contractors.
Assist Strategic Asset Manager with forward works planning for the tactical asset management plan.
Assist Strategic Asset Manager in developing asset lifecycle models to produce 3- and 10-year works plans.
Assist in creating, reviewing, and updating asset management strategies and plans.
Assist Pavement Manager in responding to TfNSW enquiries.
Responsible for measuring achievements against KPIs.
Establish and maintain clear communication regarding asset condition and risks with key stakeholders, including client representatives.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of the asset management system.
Attend sites for work scope validation and create pavement design or treatment maps as required.
Attend sites for third-party work verification as required.
ConnectSydney is an equal opportunity employer who believes diversity of thought, background and experience strengthens relationships and benefits our people, clients, and communities. We are committed to cultivate an inclusive and high-performing culture where our people thrive and are proud to bring their whole selves to work, inspiring a respectful and inclusive environment. ConnectSydney encourages and welcomes the opportunity for applicants to share their lived experiences.