Asset Strategy & Risk Lead - Power Networks

Power and Water Corporation; Darwin; Presencial; AUD 204 000 - 276 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Power and Water Corporation in Darwin is seeking an experienced leader to manage Network Strategies and Risk within the Asset Management function. You will shape asset management approaches for NT power systems, providing leadership to a team responsible for asset strategies, risk management and capital programs.

The role focuses on delivering safe, reliable and compliant network outcomes now and in the future, driving innovation and continual improvement across transmission and distribution

Qualificações

• Mandatory minimum 3 or 4 year Science or Engineering degree relevant to the role, recognised in Australia, combined with senior executive experience.
• Experience implementing Asset Management frameworks and ISO55000-aligned practices to drive asset outcomes.
• Demonstrated experience applying strategic asset management, risk management and financial management principles for power assets in a regulated utility.

Responsabilidades

• Lead and develop multi‑discipline teams at a management level.
• Drive asset strategies, risk management and replacement budgets for power transmission and distribution assets.
• Translate engineering challenges into practical, risk-based solutions delivering long-term value to the business and communities.

Conhecimentos

Asset management

Risk management

Financial management

Leadership

Formação académica

Engineering or Science degree (Australia-recognised)

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Power and Water Corporation in Darwin is seeking an experienced leader to manage Network Strategies and Risk within the Asset Management function. You will shape asset management approaches for NT power systems, providing leadership to a team responsible for asset strategies, risk management and capital programs.

The role focuses on delivering safe, reliable and compliant network outcomes now and in the future, driving innovation and continual improvement across transmission and distribution