Manager Ground and Zone Assets Delivery
Job Description
Within this role, you’ll play a key role in shaping and delivering major capital and maintenance programs, leading teams through change, and driving operational improvements.
This is more than a delivery role – it is an opportunity to apply your technical expertise, leadership capability and industry experience to improve how work is planned and delivered, improving safety outcomes and how we deliver work.
Key Responsibilities
Lead the end-to-end delivery of Ground and Zone Substation asset programs, ensuring safe, reliable and efficient network outcomes across a complex distribution environment
Provide operational leadership and technical oversight of zone substations, switching stations and associated ground and underground assets
Lead, coach and develop large, multidisciplinary field-based teams, driving strong engagement, capability uplift and performance outcomes
Deliver capital and maintenance programs at scale, on time and within budget, using a disciplined, risk-based and commercially focused approach
Lead teams through operational and organisational change, embedding new ways of working and driving continuous improvement in field delivery
Manage significant operational budgets, including planning, forecasting and optimisation of resources in a constrained environment
Oversee contractor and service provider performance, establishing strong commercial arrangements to support safe and efficient project delivery
Partner with Asset Management and Network Design functions to influence asset strategies based on frontline insights into asset performance and emerging risks
Lead emergency response and restoration activities, coordinating field resources to safely restore supply and minimise customer impact
Champion a strong safety culture and ensure compliance with regulatory, industrial relations and environmental requirements across all field operations
Our Ideal Candidate
Tertiary qualifications in Electrical Engineering (Power Systems preferred) or an Electrical Trade background with extensive experience in either the distribution or transmission sector
Proven experience leading large, multidisciplinary field-based teams in complex, industrial environments
Demonstrated track record delivering large-scale capital and maintenance programs (>$20M), with strong financial, commercial and project management capability
Deep operational knowledge of electricity network infrastructure, with the ability to translate asset performance insights into practical delivery outcomes
Experience leading teams through change, including improvements to safety, work delivery and operational performance across field environments
Strong capability in managing safety and risk, combined with the ability to think both strategically and operationally to plan, prioritise and deliver outcomes in a dynamic network environment
About Evoenergy
We own, maintain and operate the electricity distribution network in the ACT and the gas network in the ACT and parts of NSW. We supply safe, reliable and cost-effective electricity to over 200,000 residential and business electricity customers, and over 140,000 gas customers.
At Evoenergy, we’re focused on safety, reliability, innovation and sustainability. We boast a positive safety culture that encourages and inspires, because the work we do matters to thousands of Canberrans.
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Apply now
Apply through our Recruitment Portal by submitting your resume and a cover letter that clearly outlines the key skills, knowledge and experience you can bring to the role. You should also address the ‘Ideal Candidate’ criteria above. For guidance with the application process, please contact Lucy Bate at recruitment@evoenergy.com.au
Please note that the successful applicant must either have, or be willing to obtain, an AusCheck Clearance. You can find more information about what is involved in the AusCheck Clearance process on the Department of Home Affairs website; alternatively, you’re welcome to enquire with us.
