Development Manager - Aeronautical Infrastructure
CurrentWorking on airside capital works projects within the Development and Delivery Division of the Infrastructure and Planning Group. Brisbane Airport operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and has two major terminals servicing 26 airlines flying to 67 destinations. Brisbane Airport is a suburb in its own right, the largest airport in Australia by land size (2700 hectares), the second busiest capital city airport in Australia by aircraft movements (226,313 for the 2014 calendar year) and the third largest airport in Australia by passenger numbers with more than·22.0 million passengers travelling through the airport in the 2014 calendar year.While maintaining its vision for BNE to be world best and the preferred choice for passengers, airlines, business and the community, BAC manages the airport with a strong focus on community, sustainability, education, knowledge and economic growth, adopting world-leading technologies, systems and practices.The management of works both landside and airside within an operating Airport presents many challenges to the Development and Delivery team to ensure works are completed efficiently whilst having minimal impact on the travelling public.Previous RoleCivil Asset Manager April 2009 - June 2015 Following a period of secondment to backfill during Maternity Leave from the Projects Team into the Pavement Maintenance Coordinator role I was appointed to the Civil Asset Manager role.Responsible for the maintenance and capital planning identification of Brisbane Airport Corporation's Civil Assets which includes the Runway, Taxiway & Aprons: Road Network, Security Fence; Drainage; Airfield; and Mechanical Plant & Fleet. This challenging role had elements of operational, project and general management. Leading a team of Coordinators and Maintenance Workers to ensure the infrastructure was available for smooth operation of the airport.
