Primary Location VIC - Melbourne Job Description Summary Be part of a new way forward for road network management in Victoria.
We're looking for Works Monitoring Officers to start mid May, based out of our Melbourne, CBD office.
About the Role We're excited to have been awarded the Metropolitan Victorian Road Maintenance Contract – South Central Region.
Starting in July this year, we'll be working across Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs and right down the Mornington Peninsula, delivering routine maintenance, emergency response and defect rectification works, as well as network refurbishment and upgrade projects, under a major long-term contract with the Victorian Government.
Our mission is to deliver safer and more reliable journeys for Victorian road users, keep communities better connected, and create a more sustainable road network.
And we need great people to help us do that.
In return Service Stream has a fantastic range of employee benefits to thank our staff for the hard work and dedication they put in every day.
Highlights include: FLEXIBLE WORKING - at Service Stream, all flexibility requests are genuinely considered.
We want to work with you and your needs.
GROWTH – We have lots of opportunities for growth and development.
DISCOUNTS - Join us and have full access to exclusive employee benefits and rewards, offering discounts at top retail and lifestyle companies.
PAID LEAVE - Our policies are designed with people in mind! We have a wide variety of Paid leave options from Purchased Leave, Parental leave, Cultural leave and more.
ACCESS - to our Corporate Novated Leasing, Accommodation and Private Healthcare offers.
How you'll contribute: Reporting to the Planning & Optimisation (P&O) Manager, the Works Monitoring Officer supports safe, compliant and efficient completion of all VRMC Works.
Specifically, the Works Monitoring Officer is accountable for: Tracking Works Delivery in real-time to minimise disruption/access issues for road users and communities and enable crews to deliver works safely and efficiently.
Coordinating responses to network incidents and emergencies, updating the DTP Traffic Management Centre in relation to traffic management measures and/or disruptions.
Liaising with Inspectors, Supervisors and the Pre-Works team to prioritise completion of urgent hazard rectification works identified during a shift.
Applying jeopardy management principles and escalation protocols to maintain compliance with Section 750 PB requirements and contract KPIs and internal performance metrics.
Producing Shift Completion reports, highlighting any negative variances to the Shift Plan.
Based in our Network Intelligence & Operations Centre (NIOC), full-time, part-time and flexible working options will be considered for this role.
About you: You'll have at least three years' experience monitoring, coordinating or delivering high volume works in a road maintenance or civil construction or logistics/supply chain environment.
A committed team player who drives for service excellence and continuous improvement, you'll demonstrate: Sound knowledge of (and/or willingness to learn) work methodologies for road maintenance operations, including safety, traffic management, access, permit and licensing requirements.
Exceptional time-management skills and attention to detail in document control, data management and general administration tasks.
Experience using works management information systems, GIS tools and Office 365 applications.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, evidenced by productive working relationships with customers, colleagues and delivery partners.
A relentless focus on workforce, road user and community safety in your approach to all tasks.
Formal qualifications (Cert III or higher) in civil construction, logistics or customer service are a bonus, but not essential if you can demonstrate equivalent knowledge and capability.
Why you should join the VRMC team: The work we do connects communities and makes them stronger.
You'll thrive and grow as part of the VRMC team if you're passionate about safety, service excellence and sustainability, you strive for continuous improvement, and you embrace learning and change.
We're determined to be known as a diverse and inclusive place to work.
We embrace flexible working options that reflect business and customer needs, role requirements and individual circumstances.
The safety and prosperity of our people, our customers and the communities in which we work every day is central to our culture and purpose.
How to apply – and what happens next! If this sounds like you, apply now via the online application button, below.
One of our Recruitment Specialists will call you if anything in your application needs checking.
We promise to let you know within two weeks of receiving your application if you're progressing to interview/assessment stage.
About Us: Service Stream is an equal opportunity ASX-listed business that develops and operates Australia's essential services networks across telecommunications, utilities, transport, defence, and social infrastructure industries.
We celebrate diversity at Service Stream, and would absolutely welcome applications from people who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, people with a disability or neurodiversity, and those from LGBTQIA, Veteran or other diverse groups.
Department Field Services How to Apply If this sounds like you apply now to the Service Stream Recruitment Team via the online application button.
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