21 Aug
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Aurecon
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New South Wales
21 Aug
Aurecon
New South Wales
Just imagine a future with us...At Aurecon, we are optimistic about the future.
We are thinkers, solvers, and collaborators who work with our clients to deliver the infrastructure and assets that strengthen communities and create a sustainable future.What will you do?
As a Project Manager within our Newcastle Program Performance Advisory team, you will play a key role in delivering complex Defence facilities and infrastructure projects.
Working as part of a project management consulting team, representing client interests, you will partner with clients, designers and contractors to plan, coordinate and oversee the delivery of projects from inception through to completion.In this role, you will take ownership of multiple projects and work packages, ensuring they are delivered in line with client expectations across scope, time, cost and quality, and operate with a high degree of autonomy while contributing to a collaborative and supportive team environment.You will:Oversee projects supporting Project Directors or Program Leaders delivering infrastructure projects from inception to completion.Represent client interests through oversight and coordination of project deliveryLead and manage multiple concurrent projects and work packagesDevelop and manage project activities and deliverables aligned with PMBOK principles and best practice methodologiesCoordinate design, procurement and delivery activities across stakeholdersAdminister contracts and manage commercial matters on behalf of the clientProactively manage risk, change, cost, schedule and quality outcomesBuild strong relationships with clients, consultants and contractorsProvide explicit reporting on project status, performance and key risksSupport and mentor junior team members where appropriateWork within a structured and supportive team environmentWhat you'll bring?
As a Project Manager,
you'll contribute to projects and programs that make a real difference and be part of a team that embraces challenges, welcomes diverse ideas, and design solutions with people and outcomes in mind.Relevant qualification, such as a Diploma in Project Management or a degree in Engineering, Project Management, Construction Management, or a related fieldBe an Australian Citizen and eligible for security clearance (AGSVA requirements apply) and hold a valid driver's licence.Deliver infrastructure/capital projects across the full lifecycle (planning to close-out)Apply project management frameworks (e.g. PMBOK) in a practical, outcome-focused wayManage multiple projects/workstreams, balancing priorities and deadlinesEstablish project governance, reporting, and controlsManage budgets, forecasting, and cost control; understand contracts and procurementIdentify and manage commercial risks and opportunitiesBuild strong client relationships and manage diverse stakeholdersCommunicate confidently and facilitate workshops and meetingsIdentify, assess, and manage risks and issuesMaintain project controls, quality assurance, and continuous improvementWork proactively and collaboratively with strong organisation and attention to detailUnderstand engineering/construction processes and translate technical inputs into clear deliverablesIt would be advantageous if you also have:Experience in Defence or government project environmentsExperience working across the full project lifecycleHow we support your growthWe believe your career should be a rewarding adventure.
You will tackle some of the world's most complex infrastructure challenges, in an environment that supports your ambitions, where we hold ourselves, and each other, to the highest standards.
Recognised by the AFR as a Best Place to Work in ****, we embrace diverse perspectives, giving you the opportunity to make a real impact.Our hiring decisions are made by people, not AI.
We're most interested in your individual thinking and experiences - so please ensure your application reflects your authentic perspective
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📌 Senior Project Manager (New South Wales)
🏢 Aurecon
📍 New South Wales