Works Planning Support Officer
Service Stream
Works Planning Support Officer
Service Stream
Integrated asset lifecycle services for utilities
About the Project
Service Stream is proudly delivering the Urban Utilities Mechanical, Electrical and Control Systems (UU MECS) contract across South East Queensland.
This long-term partnership sees Service Stream responsible for maintaining critical water and wastewater infrastructure that supports more than 1.6 million customers across the region. The contract includes maintenance services across a broad network of assets, including reservoirs, water booster stations, pump stations and wastewater treatment facilities.
Service Stream’s Utilities division is seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Lead Maintenance Works Coordinator.
When you join the UU MECS team, you'll be joining a growing workforce responsible for maintaining some of South East Queensland's most critical water and wastewater infrastructure.
Service Stream’s Utilities division is seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Works Planning Support Officer for a fixed-term (6 months) opportunity to play a pivotal role in the planning and scheduling of maintenance works across Urban Utilities assets.
The Works Planning Support Officer provides dedicated planning and administrative support to the Integrated PMO and Works Coordination team. The role focuses on centralising permits, planning administration, work order governance, and reporting activities to improve efficiency, reduce administrative burden on Works Coordinators, and enhance delivery outcomes across the contract.
Key Responsibilities
As a Maintenance Works Coordinator, you will take ownership of planning and scheduling workflows, ensuring maintenance activities are delivered efficiently and without disruption:
About You
You’re a natural planner who thrives in fast-paced environments, with a passion for keeping work organised, on track, and running efficiently:
About Us
Service Stream is an equal opportunity ASX-listed business that develops and operates Australia's essential services networks across telecommunications, utilities, transport, defence, and social infrastructure industries. Specialising in designing, constructing, and maintaining new and existing networks, we provide end-to-end engineering and asset management solutions for our blue-chip client base. Committed to fostering a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion, Service Stream actively promotes the employment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, people with disabilities, LGBTQI individuals, and other diverse groups. As a signatory to the Veterans Employment Commitment, we also value the skills and experience of ex-ADF members and their partners, strongly considering veterans who meet the key criteria for our employment opportunities.
Service Stream does not accept any unsolicited resume referrals from external Recruitment or Labour Hire Companies.
If this sounds like you apply now to the Service Stream Recruitment Team via the online application button.
Integrated asset lifecycle services for utilities
Service Stream delivers end-to-end asset life-cycle services for utility and telecommunications networks across Australia, covering design, construction, operation, and maintenance of infrastructure in electricity, gas, water, renewables, telecoms, roads, rail, and ITS. It uses a technology-agnostic approach and a national team of 5,000+ employees and 3,000+ skilled contractors to manage assets from cradle to grave. Its differentiator is scale and integrated delivery across multiple sectors, enabling seamless, end-to-end projects for asset owners, operators, and regulators. Its goal is to keep communities connected by ensuring reliable, well-managed essential network services through comprehensive asset life-cycle management.
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