Job Description
As Plant and Fleet Technical Coordinator, you will help keep Council’s plant and equipment safe, reliable and cost-effective, combining technical support with fleet asset planning.
Key responsibilities
- Maintain the efficient and effective operation of Council’s plant and equipment fleet.
- Manage fleet procurement, replacement and disposal to achieve value for money across the asset lifecycle.
- Maintain accurate fleet asset information and support effective lifecycle planning for Council’s fleet.
- Develop draft fleet budgets and replacement programs to inform financial and asset management decisions.
- Provide practical technical advice and support to employees and management on fleet matters.
About you
- Initiative, accountability and sound judgement in the management of plant and fleet matters.
- Experience in budgeting, procurement and expenditure monitoring.
- A practical, solutions-focused approach, with strong attention to safety, quality and cost.
- Effective communication skills and the ability to build constructive working relationships with employees, management, contractors and suppliers.
- An organised and methodical approach to work: prioritising tasks and responding effectively when operational requirements change.
- Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade, or an equivalent mechanical trade qualification relevant to the position.
- Current Heavy Rigid (HR) driver licence.
- Current High Risk Work Licence to operate a forklift.
- Current White Card.
Benefits
- An annual salary of $92,179.88 plus 12% superannuation.
- A rostered day off under a nine-day fortnight arrangement to support work–life balance.
- Ongoing professional development and support.
- Access to an Employee Assistance Program and health and wellbeing initiatives.
- Company laptop and mobile phone.
About us
We are a local government organisation serving Northeast Tasmania, working to build an inclusive, thriving and connected community. Join our supportive team and make a practical contribution to the local community. We offer competitive remuneration and flexible working arrangements, including a nine-day fortnight.
TO APPLY: If you are interested in this role, please contact us via admin@dorsetec.org.au for details on the application process. Applications close at 5:00 pm on Friday 20 November 2026.