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The Plumbing Coordinator at University of New England (AU) oversees the development, planning, implementation and upkeep of plumbing infrastructure across UNE buildings. You will coordinate and supervise the plumbing team, external providers and in-house resources to ensure safe, compliant operations.
Key duties include developing maintenance schedules, managing contractor performance, and maintaining accurate records to support asset management.
The Plumbing Supervisor is a key trade position within the University’s Estate Built Environment Directorate. The position coordinates the development, planning, implementation and maintenance of plumbing infrastructure in University buildings. The position provides a high level of technical support and expertise in installing, maintaining and ensuring safe operation of installations in accordance with safety and legislative requirements. This is to be achieved by the coordinating and supervision of the plumbing team, contracted providers and management of inhouse resources. The position reports to the Trade Manager Operations and operates under their general direction
To be successful in this role, you will have:
The Estate and Built Environment (EBE) group is responsible for buildings/infrastructure, grounds and facility services across the UNE properties and is part of the Chief Operating Officer Portfolio. EBE consists of the units of Finance and Administration, Operational Services, Capital Development and Strategic Development.
To discuss this role please contact Associate Director Facilities and Operational Services Kathy Little phone: 0417 676 255 email: Kathy.little@une.edu.au
Applicants must have appropriate Australian work rights for the duration of this position.
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