Project Officer

Shire of Pingelly; Shire Of Pingelly; Sur place; AUD 85 000 - 110 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Shire of Pingelly is seeking a part-time Project Delivery Officer to lead priority projects from investigation through implementation and close-out. You will coordinate approvals, permits, land, funding and consultant input, while liaising with government agencies and stakeholders to drive actions to completion.

The role requires independent work, strong written and verbal communication, and a practical, outcomes-focused approach.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated investigative and problem-solving ability.
• Experience coordinating approvals and stakeholder input from initiation to completion.
• Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities.

Responsabilités

• Take ownership of project issues, establish position, identify steps to proceed.
• Prepare documentation, procurement and funding correspondence within authority.
• Deliver project stages with admin, contractor coordination and close-out tasks.
• Maintain project records, budgets, risks and status updates.
• Liaise with government agencies, funding bodies and stakeholders to secure information and actions.

Connaissances

Investigative ability

Problem solving

Stakeholder liaison

Project coordination

Independent work

Written communication

Verbal communication

Outils

Microsoft 365

Description du poste

Take an active role in delivering priority projects with the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Manager Works from initial investigation through to implementation and close-out. Personally undertake the research, applications, documentation, procurement, follow-up, stakeholder liaison and practical coordination needed to move each project forward. Identify and resolve unclear scope, approvals, permits, land, funding, consultant, contractor and sequencing issues, and drive agreed actions through to completion.

Key responsibilities

• Take ownership of assigned project issues by establishing the current position, confirming the intended outcome, locating relevant information and identifying the practical steps needed to proceed.
• Identify and progress required approvals, permits, studies, land, funding, procurement, consultation and technical inputs, including preparing documentation within the position's authority.
• Resolve issues within delegated authority and promptly refer matters requiring executive, Council or specialist decisions, providing concise options and a recommended next step.
• Work with the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Manager Works to deliver assigned project stages, completing agreed investigations, applications, procurement actions, consultant or contractor coordination, implementation and close-out tasks.
• Maintain practical project documents proportionate to the work, including briefs, scopes, action lists, schedules, budgets, approval records, risks, issues and status updates.
• Prepare quotations, procurement documentation, funding reports, variations, milestone evidence and acquittals within the position's capability and delegated authority, obtaining specialist input where required.
• Monitor assigned actions, costs, timeframes and deliverables; follow up overdue matters; and advise promptly when a decision, milestone, budget or approval is at risk.
• Progress priority projects assigned by the Chief Executive Officer, accepting responsibility for agreed workstreams and outputs while working closely with the Executive Manager Works and relevant employees.
• Undertake the practical delivery activities required for assigned projects, including site inspections, agency enquiries, stakeholder meetings, quotations, consultant and contractor briefings, progress checks, handover and completion records.
• Liaise directly with government agencies, funding bodies, utilities, consultants, contractors, community organisations, landowners and other stakeholders to secure information, decisions and actions required for delivery.

About you

• Demonstrated investigative and problem-solving ability, including analysing issues, identifying constraints and recommending practical solutions.
• Demonstrated experience progressing and delivering projects by coordinating approvals, procurement, documentation and stakeholders from initiation through to completion.
• Ability to work independently and productively in a part-time role, manage competing priorities, complete assigned deliverables and recognise when a decision or issue must be escalated.
• Well-developed written and verbal communication skills, including concise briefing notes, project correspondence, status reporting and productive stakeholder liaison.
• Ability to understand and apply legislation, approval processes, funding conditions, Council policies and technical advice relevant to assigned projects.
• Sound organisational, financial and records-management skills, including basic budgets, schedules, risk and issue tracking, and maintenance of reliable project evidence.
• Confidence using Microsoft 365 and other digital systems for project tracking, research, document control, communication and reporting.
• Demonstrated initiative, sound judgement, professionalism and accountability, with a practical and outcomes-focused approach to project delivery.
• Hold a current unrestricted C Class Driver's License.
• Obtain and maintain National Police Clearance and comply with all Shire policies, procedures, codes of conduct and lawful directions.

About us

Office of the Chief Executive, Shire Administration Office.