Asset Management Analyst — Data-Driven Infrastructure

Clarence Valley Council; South Grafton; Sur place; AUD 80 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Clarence Valley Council is seeking an Asset Management Officer to manage asset data and related activities for infrastructure portfolios such as Transport, Water and Sewer, or Open Spaces and Facilities. The role emphasizes data quality, analytical thinking and collaboration with diverse partners to improve asset management maturity.

You will work with asset owners, project managers, operations staff, finance staff and the IT & Systems team to ensure accurate data supports informed decisions and

Qualifications

• This role focuses on data quality, analysis and problem solving using spreadsheets, databases and reporting tools.
• Understanding of asset lifecycle principles in local government or a willingness to learn.
• Current Class C Driver’s Licence and ability to build positive stakeholder relationships.

Responsabilités

• Manage asset data and asset management activities for an assigned infrastructure portfolio.
• Improve data governance, lifecycle planning and asset management maturity.
• Collaborate with asset owners, project managers, operations, finance and IT teams to ensure reliable data.
• Support data-driven decision making and service delivery outcomes.

Connaissances

Data analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Information management

Analytical thinking

Formation

Tertiary qualification in science/tech/engineering

Outils

Asset management software

Description du poste

Clarence Valley Council is seeking an Asset Management Officer to manage asset data and related activities for infrastructure portfolios such as Transport, Water and Sewer, or Open Spaces and Facilities. The role emphasizes data quality, analytical thinking and collaboration with diverse partners to improve asset management maturity.

You will work with asset owners, project managers, operations staff, finance staff and the IT & Systems team to ensure accurate data supports informed decisions and