Safety, Compliance & Maintenance Manager

B.A Road Services; Melton; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

B.A Road Services seeks a highly experienced Safety, Compliance & Maintenance Manager to oversee regulatory and operational compliance across heavy vehicles, plant, workforce, and subcontractor competency. You will ensure audit-ready records, identify and fix gaps, and manage the maintenance program to keep equipment compliant and available.

You will own incident reporting, investigations, and corrective actions, driving safety culture improvements while operational managers retain day-to-day

Qualifications

• Experience ensuring regulatory compliance across heavy vehicles and site operations.
• Proven ability to drive safety culture and audit readiness.

Responsibilities

• Own incident reporting and close-out processes; ensure investigations are completed on time.
• Monitor maintenance programs to keep plant and fleet compliant and costed.
• Drive corrective actions and improvements to prevent regulatory or safety issues.
• Ensure compliance records are complete, audit-ready and gaps are closed.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Safety management

Maintenance management

Incident investigation

Chain of Responsibility

Job description

The Safety, Compliance & Maintenance Manager is accountable for regulatory and operational compliance across the B.A. Road Group. This covers heavy vehicles and Chain of Responsibility, plant and fleet, workforce and subcontractor competency, and client and certification requirements.

The role makes sure people, plant and vehicles are compliant before they go to site, that compliance records are complete and audit-ready at all times, and that gaps are identified and closed before they become a regulatory, contractual or safety problem. The role also oversees the maintenance program, so plant is available, compliant and costed.

On safety, the role owns the incident reporting and close-out process. It holds managers and supervisors accountable for completing investigations and closing out corrective actions on time, reports on their performance, and drives improvements that build a stronger safety culture across the business. Day-to-day safety on site remains the responsibility of operational managers, supervisors and foremen.