THE COMPANY

Our client stands as a nationally recognized engineering consultancy, celebrated for its proficiency in devising building performance solutions. With an unwavering dedication to technical prowess and client contentment, they operate throughout Victoria, NSW, and Tasmania, with aspirations for expansion into Queensland in 2024. Our cadre of over 75 specialists in performance solutions propels innovation and distinction in each project we undertake.

Presently, we are in search of a motivated individual to integrate into our Disability Access team at our Sydney (Rhodes) office. The chosen candidate will operate at the vanguard of an emerging field, collaborating with a vibrant team of professionals in an encouraging and lively workplace environment

THE ROLE

As a senior team member, your role will be pivotal in ensuring compliance with disability regulations across various projects while also overseeing business objectives. This position offers a distinct opportunity for career advancement!

DUTIES

• Provide leadership and support to the team, including training for Graduates
• Assistance with the development of business initiatives
• Working with the Director and assisting with day-to-day operational tasks
• Identifying a need and hiring additional personnel
• Assist the Director in conducting annual performance reviews of the team
• Assist with business budgeting and forecasting on a quarterly and annual basis
• Review and assist with pricing structures to ensure competitiveness and relevance
• Preparation of fee proposals
• Review construction design documentation on a variety of small, medium and large-scale projects
• Offer professional advice to clients, fostering strong business relationships
• Oversee quality assurance, document control, and management processes
• Conduct site inspections and access audits
• Preparation of Reports including but not limited to Performance Solutions, Design assessments etc.

ABOUT YOU

• Minimum 3+ years of experience as an Access Consultant
• Registration as a Draftsperson, Building Surveyor, or Accredited Access Consultant is favourable but not essential
• Possession of a valid NSW driver's license
• Passion for enhancing accessibility in the built environment
• Strong creativity, drive, and attention to detail
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
• Exceptional customer service skills
• Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively within a team
• Proficiency in report writing and mentoring capabilities