Marine Workshop and Site Superintendent - Brisbane, Australia - Port of Brisbane

Port of Brisbane

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Brisbane, Australia

1 week ago

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Olivia Brown

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Description

Port of Brisbane

Closing date: 09/05/2024

Newly created
handson leadership role leading our small workshop team and supporting our marine operations
Strong focus on your continual
growth and development with the opportunity to work alongside our highly experienced marine technical experts.

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Permanent role located at the Port of Brisbane

The best career you never imagined.
The Port of Brisbane is a cornerstone of the Queensland economy.

As the company entrusted to maintain and develop the Port and its operations, we play a vital and diverse role.

And so will you.

Join us in the
Marine Workshop and Site Superintendent role where you will manage the workshop, marine fleet vehicles and mechanical plant, and the Whyte Island Operation Base site ensuring work is completed safely, to a high quality and effectively.

As an experienced leader, you will lead a small team of tradespeople with a focus on employee development, engagement, and collaboration.

Experienced, willing, and with great attention to detail: Here's who we're looking for.

You are a trade qualified handson leader experienced in ensuring workshop activities are planned and executed in a safe, efficient, and costeffective manner.
You are experienced in managing overhauls and operational readiness of businesscritical spare parts, components, and equipment.
You ideally have experience in marine maintenance with an understanding of relevant materials and classifications.
You are flexible and adaptable, and keen to cross develop within the marine technical team.
You are passionate about developing your team and encouraging a culture of continuous improvement and quality control improvements.

This bit matters We're an equal opportunity employer and we're proud of our diverse work environment. We are also on our own journey to support an even more diverse and inclusive workplace culture. We recognise the need to continue to encourage diversity and strive to have a workforce that is representative of our community. If you have any questions about our inclusivity or accessibility, please do get in touch.

Five reasons why we hope you'll apply.

You'll enjoy some great benefits at Port of Brisbane, including Flex-Work, a Healthy Lifestyle Program including a free, on-site gym, subsidised Café, and a commitment to developing our people.

But joining us in this role should mean so much more.

1. A diverse role where every day's different
As Marine Workshop Superintendent, you'll have the opportunity to be hands on in leading the workshop team. You'll contribute to shaping and driving our long-term fleet optimisation strategy, engaging with a diverse group of stakeholders.

2. An important job, a powerful purpose
What we do at Port of Brisbane affects all Queenslanders and many who visit our proud state. So, it's vital that we are playing our part and contributing towards a sustainable future

3. A place where flexibility matters too
We expect a lot from our people, who are committed and dedicated to our mission.

But in return for your efforts, you'll enjoy flexibility and balance, no matter what's important to you outside of work.

Talk to us about flexibility, working from home, staggered start and finish times or any other arrangements that might be important to you.

4. A welcoming, supportive culture
You'll find so many friendly, connected people at Port of Brisbane, and our Marine team are no exception.

From our long termers who will share their guidance and understanding of the past, to our new team members bringing new ideas, and the steady hands of those in between - you'll find a team focused on delivery.

5. A proud reputation; a bright future

You'll join a company renowned for best practice in our industry, and a Marine team that is proud of the impact we make.

If you're interested in the role and think you fit the bill, we'd love to hear from you

You must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or hold a valid work permit or visa. You'll also be required to complete pre-employment checks, including a national police check and a fitness for work assessment.