Asset Protection

Aspect Personnel; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 39,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly rate

Full-time hours (Mon–Fri)

Job summary

Aspect Personnel is seeking an Asset Protection Field Officer for a 3-month temp assignment in Melbourne. You will join the Asset Protection Team to safeguard council assets such as footpaths, kerbs, nature strips, drains and street trees during construction works.

Key duties include site inspections, asset photography at build start and end, and clear reporting of any damage. You will enter data across council systems and follow up with builders to ensure accountability and remediation.

Qualifications

• Experience in asset protection, local laws, compliance or a similar council role (highly regarded).
• Understanding of council local laws and the Road Management Act 2004 (an advantage).
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to write clear, factual reports with photos.
• Able to communicate firmly and professionally with builders, contractors and residents.
• Current Victorian driver's licence.

Responsibilities

• Carry out initial and final inspections of council assets at building sites.
• Photograph all assets at the start and end of each build.
• Write clear, accurate reports on any damage to council assets.
• Enter inspection data across multiple council systems.
• Follow up with builders and owners when damage has occurred, so they repair it or are held accountable.
• Investigate and respond to complaints, including: unrestrained rubbish on building sites; damaged council assets; council land being occupied without a permit.

Skills

Asset protection

Local laws

Report writing

Communication

Driver's licence

Job description

Aspect Personnel is looking for an Asset Protection Field Officer for a 3-month temp assignment with a council in Melbourne. You'll join the Asset protection Team and help protect council assets such as footpaths, kerbs, nature strips, drains and street trees during building and construction works.

Key responsibilities:

• Carry out initial and final inspections of council assets at building sites
• Photograph all assets at the start and end of each build
• Write clear, accurate reports on any damage to council assets
• Enter inspection data across multiple council systems
• Follow up with builders and owners when damage has occurred, so they repair it or are held accountable
• Investigate and respond to complaints, including:
  • unrestrained rubbish on building sites
  • damaged council assets
  • council land being occupied without a permit

About you:

• Experience in asset protection, local laws, compliance or a similar council role (highly regarded)
• Understanding of council local laws and the Road Management Act 2004 (an advantage)
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to write clear, factual reports with photos
• Able to communicate firmly and professionally with builders, contractors and residents
• Current Victorian driver's licence

What’s on offer:

• Competitive hourly rate, paid weekly
• Full-time hours, Monday to Friday.
• A chance to build local government experience with a respected council