About the role

As Plant and Fleet Technical Coordinator, you will help keep Council's plant and equipment safe, reliable and cost-effective, combining technical support with fleet asset planning.

Key responsibilities

- Maintain the productive and effective operation of Council's plant and equipment fleet.

- Manage fleet procurement, replacement and disposal to achieve value for money across the asset lifecycle.

- Maintain accurate fleet asset information and support effective lifecycle planning for Council's fleet.

- Develop draft fleet budgets and replacement programs to inform financial and asset management decisions.

- Provide practical technical advice and support to employees and management on fleet matters.

About you

- Initiative, accountability and sound judgement in the management of plant and fleet matters.

- Experience in budgeting, procurement and expenditure monitoring.

- A practical, solutions-focused approach, with strong attention to safety, quality and cost.

- Effective communication skills and the ability to build constructive working relationships with employees, management, contractors and suppliers.

- An organised and methodical approach to work: prioritising tasks and responding effectively when operational requirements change.

- Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade,



or an equivalent mechanical trade qualification relevant to the position.

- Current Heavy Rigid (HR) driver licence.

- Current High Risk Work Licence to operate a forklift.

- Current White Card.

Benefits

- An annual salary of $92,179.88 plus 12% superannuation.

- A rostered day off under a nine-day fortnight arrangement to support work–life balance.

- Ongoing professional development and support.

- Access to an Employee Assistance Program and health and wellbeing initiatives.

- Company laptop and mobile phone.

About us

We are a local government organisation serving Northeast Tasmania, working to build an inclusive, thriving and connected community. Join our supportive team and make a practical contribution to the local community. We offer competitive remuneration and flexible working arrangements, including a nine-day fortnight.

Ready to apply?

For further information about this role, please contact [email protected].

Apply via SEEK with your resume and a brief cover letter. In your cover letter, outline how your experience aligns with this role.

Applications close at 5.00 pm on Friday, 20 November 2026. Applications may close earlier if the position is filled.

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