Contract Delivery Specialist – WA Infrastructure Programs

Western Power; Western Australia; On-site; AUD 166,000 - 221,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

Additional leave options

Salary packaging

Health insurance discounts

Wellness leave days

Parental leave

End-of-trip facilities

Cultural leave

Employee recognition programme

Job summary

Western Power in Perth is inviting expressions of interest for a Contract Delivery Specialist to support major underground power projects. You will administer contracts during delivery, liaise with contractors, project teams and stakeholders, and ensure compliance with the Contract Lifecycle Management Framework.

The role requires a strong background in contract administration with 8–10 years of experience and 4–5 years in contract management, plus excellent communication and negotiation skills.

Qualifications

• Degree in Business, Law or Commerce or relevant field and extensive industry experience (8–10 years).
• Contract management experience of 4–5 years minimum.
• Strong guidance, communication and interpersonal skills with influencing/negotiation ability.
• Ability to implement change and drive improvements within contract arrangements.
• Ability to build and maintain relationships across a corporate environment and interpret legislation.

Responsibilities

• Support the Contract Manager to ensure activities comply with the Contract Lifecycle Management Framework.
• Draft notices and issue in line with contract requirements.
• Manage the payment process for contractors.
• Oversee end-to-end technical query (TQ) process.
• Maintain accurate records in CMMR and EDM with auditable processes.
• Facilitate contractor and stakeholder meetings and document decisions.

Skills

Contract management

Stakeholder management

Project delivery

Communication

Negotiation

Education

Degree in Business, Law or Commerce

Job description

Western Power in Perth is inviting expressions of interest for a Contract Delivery Specialist to support major underground power projects. You will administer contracts during delivery, liaise with contractors, project teams and stakeholders, and ensure compliance with the Contract Lifecycle Management Framework.

The role requires a strong background in contract administration with 8–10 years of experience and 4–5 years in contract management, plus excellent communication and negotiation skills.