Asset Management Lead

Excellent opportunity to lead the Asset Management lifectycle for a prominent local government in Perth.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Asset Management Lead to join a respected local government organisation in Perth. This pivotal role is designed for someone who thrives on shaping and implementing robust asset management frameworks, driving operational excellence, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

• Play a central role in developing and executing strategic asset and fleet management frameworks that underpin the organisation’s long-term goals and community service commitments.
• Enjoy flexible working opportunities within a collaborative team environment that prioritises professional development, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement.
• Be empowered to influence decision-making at all levels by providing expert advice, leading high-performing teams, and building strong partnerships across departments.

What you'll do:

• Lead the cross-functional Asset Management Working Group to promote integrated planning and ensure alignment with organisational strategy.
• Develop and implement comprehensive long-term asset management frameworks that support council plans, service delivery, and financial sustainability.
• Oversee the creation of Asset Management-led Works Programmes, ensuring they reflect strategic priorities and deliver measurable outcomes for the community.
• Integrate asset planning processes across business units and service providers to drive consistency and maximise value from infrastructure investments.
• Coordinate regular asset valuations, maintain accurate unit rates and condition ratings, and support audit compliance through robust data validation processes.
• Serve as the subject matter expert for enterprise asset management systems, advising on lifecycle management, renewal modelling, and scenario analysis.
• Establish clear condition standards, define performance targets, report on asset outcomes, and enhance systems capability for improved data collection and analysis.
• Support multi-year capital works execution by streamlining project delivery processes under established frameworks, including grant management responsibilities.
• Champion best practices in asset management by building organisational capability, cultivating strong stakeholder relationships (especially with Finance and Information Services), and providing expert advice on complex issues.
• Oversee the development of fleet renewal plans, manage annual fleet capital/operating budgets, develop policies/procedures for effective fleet operations, and support the Operations Centre.

What you bring:

• Hold suitable qualifications complemented by extensive experience in both strategic and operational asset management within local government or similar environments.
• Demonstrate deep knowledge of local government infrastructure assets—including plant and fleet management—and their unique challenges.
• Showcase advanced written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills that enable you to present complex information clearly to diverse audiences.
• Exhibit highly developed project management abilities alongside proven contract administration experience within large-scale public sector settings.
• Display exceptional analytical skills with a track record of solving intricate problems using sound judgement while maintaining data accuracy.
• Possess strong computer literacy with hands-on experience using asset management applications/databases;
• Bring excellent time management capabilities that allow you to set clear priorities for yourself and your team while meeting tight deadlines.
• Demonstrate proficiency in geographical information systems software (such as Intramaps) for enhanced spatial analysis of assets.
• Have experience leading multidisciplinary teams—motivating staff across locations while promoting a positive workplace culture focused on customer service excellence.

What sets this company apart:

This organisation stands out for its unwavering dedication to serving the local community through responsible stewardship of public assets. Employees benefit from a culture that encourages ongoing professional development—whether through formal training opportunities or informal knowledge sharing among peers. Flexible working arrangements are available to help balance personal commitments with career ambitions.

What's next:

If you are ready to make a meaningful impact by shaping the future of asset management.

Apply today by clicking on the link provided—your next rewarding career move awaits.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples are encouraged to apply.
To apply please click apply or call Ben Stagg on 61 8 9266 0961 for a confidential discussion.