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oOh!media in North Sydney is seeking an experienced Project Manager to take end-to-end ownership of capital projects from approved scope through to installation, activation and handover. In the Bid-to-Build framework you’ll orchestrate multidisciplinary deliveries across landlords, councils, clients, contractors and internal teams.
You’ll manage baselines, budgets, site execution and mentor Project Coordinators across venues including street, retail, road, rail, airports, offices and study.
We are oOh!media (pronounced “oh!” media).
oOh!media is the #1 Out of Home company in Australia and New Zealand. We exist to make public spaces better and brands unmissable, proudly leading the market with innovation, creativity, data and results. Our network plays an important role in the communities they are located, creating engaging environments that inform, entertain and inspire, while connecting brands with audiences at scale.
We have a unique culture, purpose and set of values that shape how we show up every day. We Win as One. We are Hungry. Always. And we Own It. We are oOh!media, and we are unmissable.
We are looking for an experienced Project Manager to take genuine end-to-end ownership of capital projects from approved scope and commercial commitment through to installation, activation, and commercial handover.
In this hands-on leadership role within our Bid-to-Build framework, you will orchestrate complex multidisciplinary deliveries across landlords, local authorities, clients, contractors, and internal stakeholders. You will manage baselines, budgets, and site execution, while mentoring and coaching Project Coordinators across a variety of environments—including Street, Retail, Road, Rail, Airports, Office, and Study.
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At oOh!, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone feels they belong. We welcome applications from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, LGBTQ+ individuals and refugees.
To be considered, applicants must be Australian citizens or permanent residents with full working rights in Australia, and all offers of employment are subject to employer-funded pre-employment checks including police, reference, and work rights verification, with additional checks such as credit, bankruptcy, drug and alcohol screening, or driver’s licence verification required for some roles.