This role will be a 9 - 12 Month contract, working Part time 3 days/week (with the ability to increase to 4-5 Days in final phase of the project)

The Project Manager role is an exciting opportunity to apply your leadership skills and project management expertise in the heritage and tourism sector, overseeing the interior transformation of a landmark cultural attraction. You will be instrumental in bringing innovative exhibit designs to life while preserving and celebrating the site's historical significance.

We are proud of our team, and we think we are an awesome place to work. We're continually striving to be even better, and our team are without a doubt the key to our ongoing success, so it’s really important that you embrace our values and culture – safety is paramount but we’re also dynamic, we focus on high quality performance and we’re always looking to do our best and improve.

We value and celebrate the diverse experience, talent, and culture of our team, and welcome applications from individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People to join our inclusive team.

As the Project Manager for this upgrade, you will take ownership of the day-to-day management of this high-profile heritage tourism project, ensuring its timely completion, adherence to budget, and the highest quality standards. Your leadership will be key to executing a vision that blends heritage preservation with modern design.

Key responsibilities include:

• Collaborating with all project stakeholders to drive the project from finalised designs to completion
• Coordinating all project deliverables, to be on track through your comprehensive planning, cost control to budget and meticulous attention to detail.

• Managing the construction and fit-out process, overseeing architects, contractors, designers, curators, and suppliers to ensure the delivery of high-quality exhibits and spaces.

• Collaborating with government agencies to ensure stakeholder engagement, compliance, and timely approvals/signoffs.

• Identifying and mitigating risks, proactively resolving any project challenges to minimise disruptions to timelines and budget.

• Ensuring compliance with relevant safety, environmental, and heritage regulations.

​​​​​​​If you would love to make a meaningful impact on the future of heritage tourism by helping to transform an iconic site into a world-class visitor experience, this could be the role for you!

What we're looking for:

• Prior experience (and success) in a similar role
• Outstanding communication skills and the ability to maintain them alongside your deliverables
• A proactive, results-driven mindset
• A passion for heritage and cultural tourism
• Phenomenal financial acumen
• Whilst a degree in Construction Management, Project Management, or a related field is desirable, it is not a must have.

BridgeClimb is committed to ensuring our recruitment process is inclusive. Please let us know if you require any adjustments to help you participate fully in the interview process. have so apply now – we would love to hear from you!