Job Description
Aspect Personnel is recruiting for a Senior Project Manager within a large and growing local government organisation in Melbourne's western suburbs. You will lead a diverse portfolio of building capital works projects, including community pavilions, community centres and other significant community infrastructure. Projects range from $500K to $20M and will span the full project lifecycle, from early feasibility and initiation through to delivery and completion.
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Key Responsibilities:
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Lead the delivery of major and complex building capital works projects.
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Manage budgets, timelines, risks, contracts and procurement.
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Coordinate consultants, contractors, suppliers and internal project teams.
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Lead tender processes and tender assessment panels.
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Contribute to feasibility assessments, project scoping and initiation.
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Provide specialist project advice to senior management and Council.
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Prepare project reports, briefings and submissions.
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Manage key stakeholders and project working groups.
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Mentor Project Managers across the organisation.
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Ensure strong governance, compliance and financial outcomes.
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Ideally, you will have:
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Proven experience delivering building capital works projects, preferably $10M+.
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Full project lifecycle experience.
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Strong contract, consultant and contractor management skills.
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Experience managing budgets, risk, procurement and governance.
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Robust stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
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Local government or public-sector experience is highly regarded.
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Why Apply?
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An excellent opportunity to deliver significant community infrastructure projects within a major growth municipality in Melbourne's west, with projects that will provide long-term benefits to the local community.
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All communication will be strictly confidential.
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📌 Senior Project Manager - Built Environment (Victoria)
🏢 Aspect Personnel
📍 Victoria
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