Capital Works Project Leader in Blayney

Capital Works Project Leader in Blayney

Blayney Full-Time On-site
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Three-year fixed term appointment
Grade 5: $87,344 to $105,687

Applications close: 5.00pm Monday 16 November 2026

Lead critical water infrastructure projects from concept to commissioning.

Central Tablelands Water is seeking an experienced and accountable Capital Works Project Leader to plan, procure, deliver and commission projects across our capital works program. The role leads renewal, augmentation and new infrastructure projects across the CTW service area through the full project lifecycle and is responsible for achieving approved scope, quality, safety, environmental, budget and program outcomes.

Reporting to the Executive Manager Operations and Technical Services (EMOTS), you will work closely with internal operational, technical and corporate teams, as well as consultants, contractors, councils, government agencies and other stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

  • Lead projects through planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, handover and close-out.

  • Develop project briefs, scopes, budgets, schedules, delivery strategies, and project management plans.

  • Prepare procurement documentation and manage quotation and tender processes in accordance with legislation, policy, and probity requirements.

  • Administer consultancy and construction contracts, including terms, variations, claims, extensions of time and contractor performance.

  • Manage project risks, approvals, dependencies, change control, stakeholder communications, and performance reporting.

  • Coordinate technical and quality assurance, WHS duties, environmental, planning, heritage and regulatory approvals.

  • Drive delivery, address barriers and underperformance, and elevate material risks and decisions promptly.

What you will bring

  • A current Class C driver licence with a safe driving record and a Construction Induction Card (White Card).

  • A relevant tertiary qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, construction management, project management or a related discipline, and/or substantial experience delivering complex water or civil infrastructure projects.

  • Demonstrated experience across planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning and close-out.

  • Contract administration and procurement experience using relevant Australian construction or consultancy contracts.

  • Ability to manage budgets, forecasts, schedules, risks, and performance reporting.

  • Sound construction WHS knowledge and high-level written communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills.

  • A demonstrated record of accountability, collaborative delivery and following actions through completion.

  • Willingness to work in both a team environment and independently as required.

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Contact Details:

Central Tablelands Water Recruitment Team