- Lead asset strategy and maintenance operations
- Drive impact through quality social housing
- Competitive salary, super, salary packaging and allowances

A home is more than a roof overhead - it’s the foundation for a stronger future. As WA State Asset and Facilities Manager with Community Housing Limited (CHL), you’ll play a pivotal role in ensuring our homes are safe, sustainable, well-maintained and fit for the future. Leading asset and maintenance strategies across a growing and increasingly complex housing portfolio, you’ll help shape how we manage our existing homes and prepare for significant growth through to 2029 - making a lasting difference to the people and communities we serve and advancing our vision of a world without housing poverty.

This role offers a Great Salary + Super + Salary Packaging (increasing your take-home pay), a car and mobile allowance and much more

This senior leadership role combines strategic asset planning, financial management, team leadership and operational oversight to optimise the performance, sustainability and value of a diverse and growing housing portfolio. You’ll play a key role in shaping asset and maintenance strategies for both existing properties and new, complex multi-level facilities, ensuring the portfolio is well positioned to support our significant growth pipeline through to 2029.

Your Day-to-day Work Will Include

- Leading state asset management and maintenance strategies across a diverse and growing property portfolio, including standard residential properties and complex multi-level facilities.
- Planning and delivering asset and maintenance programs for new developments and acquisitions,



ensuring assets are effectively integrated into operational management from commencement and throughout their lifecycle.
- Managing the asset and maintenance requirements of a significant growth pipeline through to 2029, with the ability to anticipate the operational, technical, financial and resourcing requirements of increasingly complex property assets.
- Overseeing planned, responsive cyclical and vacant property maintenance, ensuring services are delivered effectively, efficiently and in line with asset priorities, operational and compliance requirements.
- Providing expert asset management and technical advice for complex multi-level facilities, including identifying risks, lifecycle requirements, maintenance needs and opportunities to improve asset performance.
- Supporting operational teams with transparent, practical technical advice and guidance, and building strong relationships across property, operations, development and corporate teams.
- Leading the development and implementation of asset management plans, lifecycle strategies and maintenance programs that support long-term asset performance, value and sustainability.
- Improving maintenance services, systems,processes and service models to support a growing and increasingly diverse portfolio.
- Contributing to contracts, tenders , procurement and new business opportunities, ensuring asset and facilities requirements are appropriately considered from planning through to delivery.




- Ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, regulations, building and safety standards, Work Health and Safety (WHS) requirements, contractual obligations and organisational policies.
- Developing and implementing asset management policies, standards and procedures in collaboration with national teams.
- Monitoring property and asset trends, risks, condition and performance, identifying emerging issues and opportunities for improvement.
- Managing asset-related budgets and financial performance, including forecasting, expenditure planning, prioritisation and ensuring value for money across maintenance and asset investment.
- Providing robust leadership and direction to state asset and facilities teams, building capability, accountability and a culture of collaboration, safety and continuous improvement.
- Communicating complex asset, maintenance and financial matters clearly to a range of stakeholders, enabling informed decision‑making and effective prioritisation.
- Leading performance reporting, resource planning and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure the state asset and facilities function is equipped to support future growth.

What we’re looking for

You’re a strategic, commercially minded leader with strong asset and facilities expertise and a genuine commitment to quality social and affordable housing. You have the experience and judgement to lead asset and maintenance strategies across a diverse and growing portfolio, including complex multi-level facilities. You balance long-term asset performance and lifecycle planning with financial discipline, operational priorities and practical, cost‑effective outcomes. A confident

📌 State Asset and Facility Manager (Western Australia)
🏢 Community Housing
📍 Western Australia