Senior Manager Asset Strategy - Corridor & CivilTransport for NSW – Sydney International Airport NSWSenior Manager Asset Strategy - Corridor & CivilOrganisation/Entity:Transport For NSWJob category:ProjectsJob location: Sydney, NSW, AU, ****Job reference number:******Employment type:Permanent Full-TimeSalary range:An attractive remuneration packageYou're passionate about a career delivering solutions that impact millions.Your skills will be instrumental in designing and delivering cutting‐edge solutions that enhance mobility, sustainability, and safety for millions of people.In this role, you'll:Play a pivotal role in shaping how our bus, ferry, light rail, and maritime assets are managed and assured.
This role is for the Corridor and Civil discipline which includes assets such as:bus stops, interchanges and depotslight rail stops, depots, track, slopes, bridges etc.ferry shipyard.maritime and coastal infrastructure including wharves, aids-to-navigation, lighthouses, revetments.You Will:Lead the development and implementation of asset strategies for the Corridor and Civil discipline of the portfolio.Provide outcome‐based technical expertise, solutions and decision‐making on asset management, engineering, governance, planning, and assurance‐related matters.Ensure asset management practices, decision‐making and investments align with asset strategies and optimise the balance of lifecycle cost, risk and performance.Ensure vertical alignment between Government and organisational objectives with day to day activities, and horizontal alignment between internal/external roles.Uplift asset management maturity by driving change through people,



processes and systems in support of the discipline.Influence leaders and decision‐makers— this is a leadership role ideal for someone who drives change and realises outcomes through strategic engagement and partnering with experts through the asset lifecycle.This role reports to the Director Operational Asset Strategy in the newly created Operational Asset Assurance Branch of Coordinator General.
The Senior Manager Asset Strategy will lead the discipline specific asset strategy function for Coordinator General Division, including staff, partners and service providers involved in all asset lifecycle stages for bus, ferry, light rail and maritime services.The role works in partnership with subject matter experts within the branch, division and broader Transport portfolio as well as industry and the supply chain.
Other Senior Manager roles in the team include Power & Energy, Systems, and Fleet & Depot.This is a permanent role, centrally based in the CBD with hybrid work arrangements.About youYou are an experienced asset management practitioner at senior level who has successfully developed and implemented asset strategies.
You have demonstrated experience or certifications in Asset Management.You bring:Expertise in developing and implementing lifecycle strategies that integrate multiple disciplines (e.g. engineering, commercial, operations, maintenance etc) into a coherent wholeDeep understanding of asset management and ISO ***** series standards and their application in an operational and customer focussed environmentAptitude for navigating competing interests and influencing decision‐making in a complex and constrained environmentWho we areTransport for NSW provides a safe, integrated, and efficient transport system.
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📌 Senior Manager Asset Strategy - Corridor & Civil (Sydney)
🏢 Transport For Nsw
📍 Sydney