Principal Planner & Project Lead, NSW Development

Beveridge Williams & Co; Young; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Multiple NSW offices

PIA membership paid

Study assistance program

Diverse NSW projects

Job summary

Barr Planning, a Division of BeveridgeWilliams, is seeking a Principal Planner to lead major state and regional projects in NSW. You will manage projects on time and on budget, liaise with clients and coordinate staff.

The role requires a PIA-accredited planning degree, 10+ years of experience, and registration with PIA. Strong knowledge of NSW planning legislation and expertise in impact assessment, with proven leadership and communication skills.

Qualifications

• Has a planning degree accredited by PIA.
• More than 10 years of relevant experience.
• Hold or be working towards Registered Planner status with PIA.
• Strong knowledge of NSW planning legislation and processes, with skills in environmental or social impact assessment.
• Possess project management skills with demonstrated ability to manage a project within time frames, budgets and quality goals.
• Excellent verbal, visual and written communication skills with demonstrated team leadership capability.

Responsibilities

• Managing and delivering a range of State and regionally significant projects on time and on budget.
• Acting as Project Lead to liaise with clients and maintain communication between staff and clients.
• Developing fee proposals for new projects and managing internal workflows, invoices and reporting.
• Contributing to the development and maintenance of our QA system and support business development, with a focus on targeted sectors.

Skills

Project management

Team leadership

Communication

NSW planning law

Education

PIA-accredited planning degree

Job description

Barr Planning, a Division of BeveridgeWilliams, is seeking a Principal Planner to lead major state and regional projects in NSW. You will manage projects on time and on budget, liaise with clients and coordinate staff.

The role requires a PIA-accredited planning degree, 10+ years of experience, and registration with PIA. Strong knowledge of NSW planning legislation and expertise in impact assessment, with proven leadership and communication skills.