Senior Manager - Enterprise Asset Management Leader

AusNet Services Ltd; Victoria; On-site; AUD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

AusNet Services Ltd in Victoria, Australia, is seeking a Senior Manager - Enterprise Asset Management to lead the team responsible for establishing and continually improving AusNet’s Enterprise Asset Management System (EAMS) across the organisation.

You will define policy, framework and assurance arrangements to enable risk-based asset management, while partnering with executives to maximise asset value and reliability.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, asset management, business or a related discipline, or equivalent relevant experience.
• Professional certifications or accreditations such as CAMA, CPAM or equivalent desirable.
• Leadership experience in asset management within energy, utilities or other large, asset-intensive infrastructure.
• Demonstrated experience establishing, implementing or improving an enterprise Asset Management System across multiple asset portfolios.
• Strong practical knowledge of the ISO 55000 series, including ISO 55001 requirements and their application.
• Demonstrated experience developing asset management policy, governance, lifecycle decision frameworks, and assurance programs
• Strong understanding of risk-based lifecycle management, asset management planning, asset performance and investment decision support.
• Experience working in a regulated infrastructure environment; Australian energy regulatory experience is desirable.
• Strong analytical and systems thinking, with the ability to convert enterprise strategy into practical frameworks, requirements and improvement priorities.
• Strong communication, leadership and stakeholder-management skills, including the ability to advise executives and governance forums.
• Demonstrated ability to build organisational capability, lead change and develop high-performing teams.
• Knowledge of electricity transmission and distribution, gas, metering or contestable infrastructure is desirable

Responsibilities

• Own, govern and continually improve the EAMS, aligned with the ISO 55000 series and the requirements of ISO 55001.
• Establish and maintain the EAM Policy, strategic asset management framework, objectives, minimum requirements and governance arrangements.
• Set enterprise requirements and methodologies for asset management plans, lifecycle strategies across asset classes, asset health, criticality, lifecycle costing and asset risk.
• Develop and implement the appropriate digital strategy, including Asset Performance Management, to assess asset health, and support risk-based maintenance and replacement decisions.
• Define the asset management principles, evidence requirements and lifecycle decision criteria (PoF, CoF) that inform investment planning and prioritisation.
• Establish the enterprise asset risk methodology and requirements within AusNet’s broader enterprise risk framework.
• Monitor conformance with the EAMS and undertake risk-based thematic reviews and maturity assessments.
• Define enterprise asset management performance, maturity and conformance measures and provide consolidated reporting to senior management and governance forums.
• Lead and develop the Enterprise Asset Management team and maintain a sustainable enterprise asset management capability.
• Act as a trusted adviser to executives and governance forums on the effectiveness of the Enterprise Asset Management System and systemic asset management matters.

Skills

Leadership

Asset management

Stakeholder management

Strategic thinking

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related discipline

Job description

AusNet Services Ltd in Victoria, Australia, is seeking a Senior Manager - Enterprise Asset Management to lead the team responsible for establishing and continually improving AusNet’s Enterprise Asset Management System (EAMS) across the organisation.

You will define policy, framework and assurance arrangements to enable risk-based asset management, while partnering with executives to maximise asset value and reliability.