rail possessions coordinator.

Key Accountabilities

• Develop, submit, and manage possession requests
• Coordinate all logistical aspects of rail possessions, including track access, isolation requirements, and resource planning.
• Interface with contractors to maximise possession windows and minimise risks.
• Coordinate and manage project Safeworking Requirements with the Safety Manager and Advisors.
• Act as the key liaison between internal project teams.
• Be the main interace with client contacts in relation to arranging approval for possessions.
• Set up and oversee possessions.
• Prepare post-possession reports, providing information on lessons learned, and recommendations for improvements for future possessions.

Experience and Knowledge

• A minimum of 5 years of proven experience in rail possession planning.
• Thorough knowledge and experience of Network Rules, and procedures, particularly relating to Possession Planning.
• A demonstrated ability to manage multiple possessions and meet critical deadlines.
• Strong financial and commercial management skills, including budget forecasting.
• Proven ability to lead meetings, influence outcomes, and provide strong problem-solving skills under pressure.
• Experience on projects in excess of $80 million

Qualifications

• A Diploma in Project Management, Engineering, or an equivalent qualification.

Candidates that have not specifically carried out this role previously but have experience aa a Rail Project Engineer with experience in track or other rail related disciplines will also be considered.

+ Applicants must have Australian work rights to be considered. Interstate relocation may be considered for exceptional candidates.


The salary package for this positions is competitive and in line with a Project Engineering salary banding. If you are a safety-focused professional with a strong track record in rail possessions and stakeholder management, apply now to contribute to this major infrastructure project.