Total 6 job vacancies by Tomra

Please note that this is a Fixed-Term Contract role until May 2025. Successful candidate must reside in Tasmania, Australia. 

Reporting to the Project Manager, this position is responsible for supporting the Project Management Office in the delivery of a master project consisting of a high volume of short program, quick turn-around projects. Multiple TOMRA Reverse Vending Machines are to be assessed and installed throughout  Tasmania, to critical deadlines whilst ensuring compliance requirements are met.

The Project Coordinators are responsible for creating, maintaining, and updating project documentation, monitoring project progress and co-ordinating communications to the wider project team. The position will play a key role in assessing proposed sites for safety, functionality and certifying that they meet the correct site requirements for business needs and for building certification. Assessment activities include, but are not limited to, assisting Audit Team with compiling site reports, contributing to budget forecasts and seeking approval from critical stakeholders.

A key element of this role is stakeholder management, including, liaising with vendors, contractors, local councils, consultants, the internal sales team, and other internal stakeholders within the Service department. The Project Coordinators will also assist the Project Manager by providing on the ground support with the progression of projects and mobilisation of installations.

*Roles available in Hobart AND Launceston

Some other activities you may perform as a Project Coordinator:

• Create project reports and completing relevant documents for installation process
• Conduct site visits/audits to assess suitability of leads received from the Sales Team and advise what is required to enable installation 
• Ensure all site proposals, audit packs and site packs are circulated and reviewed in a timely manner, whilst providing feedback to the wider project installation team
• Collation of all project documentation including, but not limited to, site plans, scope of works briefs, safety documents (eg SWMS, insurances, site work documentation, inductions) etc
• Effective site documentation handover to the business from PMO for launch of the sites
• Contractor Management – obtaining all documentation required by the business and stakeholders for engagement with contractors
• Obtain all on site induction requirements from Landlords/Centre Management and ensure these are obtained from all contractors ahead of works starting
• Coordination of project updates to wider project team
• Ensuring shared Project Management software is kept up to date to provide transparency and regular communications with other teams
• Assist the Project Team in solving technical and non-technical problems throughout the life of the project
• Effectively and professionally foster positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders
• Assist in managing contractors to ensure they are working safely, efficiently and to budget
• Perform additional tasks as reasonably requested by the PMO

*Travel across Tasmania is required- Successful Candidate must reside in Tasmania*

This is an exciting opportunity for an individual with relevant experience to drive sales. As part of our strategy to increase the demand and market awareness for our business, you will play a vital role working within our Sales team to identify and drive new opportunities, exclusively new site locations. 

You’ll be part of a team which has members based in different states, working to develop and deliver on strategic objectives. Together, your efforts will aim to make a significant difference to the environment in New South Wales both through improved recycling and the reduction of litter.  

You're someone that has a proven record of success working autonomously, loves talking to people and can easily bring your authentic self to customer relations. Through this, you'll help us in establishing long-term relationships with a range of customers and partners including shopping centres, local governments, and charities and community groups.  

The main duties of the position include: 

• Demonstrate and build TOMRA’s local presence and knowledge 
• Generate Business Leads 
• Evaluate customers needs, determine best points of contact and build productive long-lasting new clients 
• Achieve set team-based sales KPI’s 
• Through the use of our CRM system provide progress of sales pipeline  
• Potential for future growth  
• Effectively and professionally manage relationships with internal stakeholders, keeping them well-informed and reassured of the progress of all opportunities. 

Reporting to the PMO Director, the objective of this position is to support the PMO Team across all markets. As Administrator for the Project Management Office (PMO), the primary responsibility will be to provide comprehensive support to the wider team, ensuring smooth operations and effective project execution. The PMO Administrator will play a pivotal role in maintaining project documentation, scheduling & documenting meetings, and collating critical project documents & approvals.

The role will require flexibility and adaptability to assist with the varying tasks - such as preparing site assessments, tracking project milestones & accumulating national programs, consultant & supplier follow-ups and more. In this dynamic environment, the role will work independently and identify priorities across the Team. The PMO Administrator, with support & guidance from the PMO Director, will need to proactively manage the workload anticipating the team's needs and adjusting focus accordingly.

The contributions of this role will be instrumental in ensuring the team's success and driving continuous improvement initiatives.

Travel across NSW may be required.

Duties the Project Administrator may perform:

• Assist the Team with creating project reports and completing relevant documents where needed
• Assist in conducting site audits when required
• Managing use of Project Management software/tools, including creating templates, amending setup and monitoring effective use of the systems
• Collation of all project documentation including safety documents such as SWMS, insurances, site work documentation, inductions etc
• Management of high-level national program of projects to identify internal resource risks
• Ensure effective site documentation handover to the business from PMO once project is complete
• Contractor Management – obtaining all documentation required by the business and stakeholders for engagement with contractors
• Effectively and professionally foster positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders

Reporting to the NSW Project Manager, the objective of this position is to support the NSW Project Management Office with the planning and installation of TOMRA’s small format Reverse Vending Machines throughout NSW, to ensure deadlines and compliance requirements are met.

The Project Co-Ordinator will join a Team of Project Managers and Project Co-Ordinators working on the network in NSW. The role will be responsible for creating, maintaining, and updating project documentation, monitoring project progress and co-ordinating communications to the wider project team. This position will play a key role in assessing proposed sites for safety, functionality and certifying that it meets the correct site requirements. Assessment activities include, but are not limited to, compiling site reports, contributing to budget forecasts and seeking approval from critical stakeholders.

A key element of this role includes stakeholder management. The role will encompass liaising with vendors, contractors, local councils, consultants, the internal sales team, and other internal stakeholders within the Service department. In the event Project Managers are unavailable, work with the other Project Co-Ordinator to support with the progression of projects and mobilisation of installations.

Some duties performed may include:

• Create project reports and completing relevant documents for installation process
• Responsible for compiling site proposals, audit packs and site packs whilst providing feedback to the project installation team
• Assist in conducting site audits when required
• Collation of all project documentation including safety documents such as SWMS, insurances, site work documentation, inductions etc
• Effective site documentation handover to the business from PMO once project is completed
• Contractor Management – obtaining all documentation required by the business and stakeholders for engagement with contractors
• Coordination of project updates to wider project team
• Provide a framework for team members to follow to deliver the project on time and within budget
• Assist the Project Team in solving technical and non-technical problems throughout the life of the project
• Effectively and professionally foster positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders

Reporting to the Project Manager, the Project Coordinator supports the Project Management Office with the planning and fit out of TOMRA Reverse Vending Bulk Depots (RVBD) in NSW, to ensure deadlines and compliance requirements are met.  

The Project Coordinator is responsible for creating, maintaining, and updating project documentation, monitoring project progress and co-ordinating communications to the wider project team. This position will play a key role in assessing proposed sites for safety, functionality and certifying that they meet the correct site requirements for business needs and for building certification – working with architects and external consultants.  

A key element of this role is stakeholder management, including, liaising with vendors, contractors, local councils, consultants, and internal stakeholders within the Operations department. The Project Coordinator will also assist the Project Manager by providing on the ground support with the progression of projects and mobilisation of installations. 

This is a fixed term contract role until Feburary 2025

Some other duties the Project Coordinator may perform:

• Work with the Project Manager and Property Agents to ensure Site Assessment Reports are circulated and reviewed in a timely manner, collating and actioning feedback received from the wider team 
• Conduct site visits when required  
• Project Admin - Meeting Minutes, Site Assessment Reports, safety documents, Town Planning applications/permits, Certification, process invoices, effective handover to Contracts and Operations team, O & M manuals 
• Contract Admin – obtain and collate quotes, prepare contracts, review progress claims, prepare tender reports,   
• Reporting - Coordination of project updates to wider project team, high level status reporting, escalation reports 
• Stakeholder Management – seek and clarify information between stakeholders, assist in resolving technical and non-technical project issues, effectively and professionally foster positive relationships with internal and external stakeholders 
• Assist in managing contractors to ensure they are working safely, efficiently and to budget 
• Perform additional tasks as reasonably requested by the PMO  
• Travel across NSW as required  

Reporting to the NSW Project Manager, the Project Manager (Retail) will be responsible for managing the acquisition, design, construction and delivery of new sites to the business. The key requirements are working with all relevant stakeholders and ensuring they are informed, engaged and have appropriate expectations throughout the course of the project.

Responsibilities include all aspects of project management, particularly stakeholder communication, budget accountability, supplier management and risk assessment. Specific objectives within this position are overseeing and managing the site opportunities including managing the property agency, assessing commercial viability, conducting site visits and presenting suitable sites to the wider business.