Lead Engineering Manager - Network Planning & Investment

Department of Transport and Main Roads; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible 36.25-hour week

Work-life balance with flexible work</

Generous superannuation

Salary sacrificing

Job summary

Department of Transport and Main Roads in Queensland seeks an Engineering Manager (Network Planning and Investment) to lead statewide planning and investment for structural assets including bridges and tunnels. You will steer asset management, governance and investment prioritisation, using data and risk analysis to guide decisions and improve network outcomes.

The role requires a four-year engineering degree (Washington Accord) and RPEQ registration, with leadership of a multidisciplinary team

Qualifications

• Criminal history check will be undertaken prior to appointment.
• Four-year Washington Accord accredited Bachelor of Engineering (Civil or Structural) degree, or equivalent.
• Registration as a Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ) in Civil or Structural Engineering.

Responsibilities

• Lead statewide planning and investment for Queensland's structural assets, including bridges, culverts, large traffic management signs and tunnel infrastructure.
• Provide leadership in asset management, governance and investment prioritisation using data to guide decisions.
• Deliver governance, performance reporting and expert advice to support a safe, reliable and sustainable transport network.
• Lead a multidisciplinary team, oversee performance reporting and budget management.
• Develop policies and technical guidance for structural asset investment and heavy vehicle access matters.
• Provide authoritative advice to senior management and stakeholders on investment decisions.

Education

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil or Structural) degree - Washington Accord accredited

Job description

Department of Transport and Main Roads in Queensland seeks an Engineering Manager (Network Planning and Investment) to lead statewide planning and investment for structural assets including bridges and tunnels. You will steer asset management, governance and investment prioritisation, using data and risk analysis to guide decisions and improve network outcomes.

The role requires a four-year engineering degree (Washington Accord) and RPEQ registration, with leadership of a multidisciplinary team