Facilities Maintenance Officer – On-site, 35-Hour Week Contract

Pulse Software; Dungog; On-site; AUD 69,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Extra leave between Christmas and New 

Outstanding team environment

Professional development opportunities

Long Service Leave after 5 years

Job summary

Dungog Shire Council is seeking a skilled Facilities Maintenance Officer to manage maintenance and improvements of council facilities in the Hunter region. The role coordinates planned, preventative and reactive works, conducts inspections and ensures safety and asset standards.

Reporting to the Infrastructure & Assets Directorate, you will work on-site with contractors, maintain accurate records and contribute to capital upgrades, delivering reliable, well-maintained community facilities for

Qualifications

• Qualifications or equivalent experience in facilities management or related field.
• Experience in operation, inspection and maintenance of public buildings.
• Proven ability to coordinate planned and reactive maintenance with contractors.
• Strong stakeholder and customer service skills for liaising with multiple groups.
• Excellent organisational, analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Knowledge of WHS, risk and compliance for public facilities.
• Proficient in maintaining facility and asset records.
• Current NSW Class C Driver Licence.

Responsibilities

• Undertake and coordinate planned, preventative and reactive maintenance.
• Conduct facility inspections and address issues promptly.
• Maintain accurate asset, maintenance and financial records.
• Collaborate with internal teams and external contractors.
• Support planning and delivery of capital improvements.

Skills

Facilities management

Building maintenance

Maintenance coordination

Stakeholder liaison

Organisational skills

WH&S knowledge

Computer literacy

Driver license NSW

Education

Facilities management qualification

Job description

Dungog Shire Council is seeking a skilled Facilities Maintenance Officer to manage maintenance and improvements of council facilities in the Hunter region. The role coordinates planned, preventative and reactive works, conducts inspections and ensures safety and asset standards.

Reporting to the Infrastructure & Assets Directorate, you will work on-site with contractors, maintain accurate records and contribute to capital upgrades, delivering reliable, well-maintained community facilities for