Asset Precinct Manager - Sydney

You’re looking to embed yourself in projects of different sizes and become part of a team that’s shaping the landscape across NSW.

Your skills will be instrumental in designing and delivering cutting-edge solutions that enhance mobility, sustainability, and safety for millions of people.

In this role, you'll:

Manage state road infrastructure assets to maximise safety, performance, and long-term value, while leading project decisions and working collaboratively with program teams to deliver road network improvements within available funding.

The Asset Precinct Manager will also be responsible for:

• Representing Transport's asset interests and providing expert input into road corridor projects to support balanced, informed decision-making.

• Reviewing maintenance and safety programs, analysing asset data and performance trends, and recommending effective maintenance and treatment strategies.

• Monitoring and reporting on program delivery, preparing forecasts and updates, and contributing to statewide road network performance outcomes.

• Providing technical advice on pavement, safety, drainage, earthworks and corridor projects, ensuring sustainable, whole-of-life asset management approaches.

• Building strong relationships with customers, contractors and stakeholders, responding to asset-related enquiries, managing risks, and supporting quality outcomes across the road network.


This is an ongoing full-time role located at Milsons Point.

Attendance is a hybrid arrangement of in person (at least 50%) and work from home. In person attendance is split across the Milsons Point and Parramatta Offices.

For more information on this position and business unit, view the role description and information pack.

About you

You have a four-year civil/electrical engineering degree (or equivalent overseas qualification) and a current Australian driver's licence

You are an experienced project and program manager with a strong track record of delivering road maintenance, safety, rehabilitation and construction projects in dynamic environments.

You are knowledgeable in road construction and maintenance practices, including materials, equipment and pavement management, and are skilled in evaluating asset solutions.

You are experienced in applying quality, WHS, risk and environmental management practices and using project management principles and digital tools to deliver successful outcomes.

You hold, or are willing to obtain, a valid White Card before starting the role.

You are willing to complete a National Criminal History Check prior to commencement.

You are willing to travel occasionally and work outside standard business hours when required.

Who we are

Transport for NSW provides a safe, integrated, and efficient transport system. We connect people, communities and industry every day.

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