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Port Stephens Council is seeking an experienced Natural Disaster Recovery Project Manager to lead critical capital works, emergency restoration, and resilience projects from damage assessment to handover, in the Port Stephens region. You will coordinate specialised consultants and contractors to rebuild and future-proof our communities’ assets.
The role requires a Civil Engineering qualification with extensive project management experience and the ability to obtain necessary accreditations.
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Our projects teams are growing fast, and we are looking for a talented project manager to join us.
We are seeking an experienced Natural Disaster Recovery Project Manager to join our Projects team. You will lead council's critical capital works, emergency restoration, and resilience building projects from initial damage assessment to final handover. In this role, you will manage the specialised consultants and contractors tasked with rebuilding and future-proofing our communities’ assets. You must be self-motivated, able to work on your own, and follow all safety laws and industry standards. Projects will primarily focus on the long-term improvement of vital roads and drainage infrastructure across the Port Stephens Region.
This would be a great opportunity for a candidate with prior experience in Project Management, Contract Management, Design or Construction experience.
Community Projects Contact:Matthew Schmarr, Natural Disaster Reconstruction Projects Team Leader on 0467 796 ***
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