Reporting to the General Manager Infrastructure & Environment, the Manager Assets will lead Council’s asset management function through the development and implementation of contemporary asset management planning.
Key Responsibilities
· Lead and inspire a team of asset management and sustainability professionals to achieve strategic asset renewal and programmed maintenance in manner which is socially and ecologically responsible for the Mount Barker community.
· Develop, review and implement Council’s asset management framework across the organisation including strategies, policies and procedures to support good governance.
· Ensure Council’s asset register is kept up to date with regular asset condition auditing and revaluations to inform annual financial statements and longer-term plans.
· Lead the implementation of environmental sustainability actions and programs through an asset planning approach to influence planned projects and operations to maximise environmental perks and return on investment.
About you
· Positive and energetic leadership style, being able to work across the organisation well and working effectively with stakeholders.
· Strong communication skills, building relationships and rapport, approaching complex problems with alternative thinking and understanding are must have traits in this position.
· Formal qualifications in Asset Management (or related discipline) and/or significant experience in a related leadership position
· Demonstrated experience in the preparation and implementation of Asset Management Plans as they relate to infrastructure assets.
Mount Barker District Council is committed to creating and supporting a diverse workforce.
Enquiries should be directed to Phil Burton, General Manager Infrastructure and Environment on 0419 802 ***.
Applications close 5pm 23 September 2026.
📌 Manager Assets (Mount Barker)
🏢 District Council Of Mount Barker
📍 Mount Barker
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