Senior Urban Planner – Social Infrastructure – Sydney
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With recent announcements from NSW Department of Planning, our client is expecting an increase in project pipeline to deliver social infrastructure projects (childcare, kindergarten, schools and higher educations).

In order to assist with the delivery of these projects, they are seeking to recruit 2 x Senior Planners – in a fixed-term arrangement (anywhere between 6 to 12 months with possible contract extensions and conversion to permanency).

Ideally, we are keen to speak with candidates with reasonable experience (3-5+ years’) with the NSW Planning system. Those who have experience dealing with education/health/public infrastructure will be highly regarded, experience preparing REFs will also be welcome.

The office is situated in North Sydney with hybrid working (2 days/week in the office). If you live in the regions or outside of Sydney/Greater Sydney area this is a perfect role – the company fully embraces digital work arrangment and will be willing to tailor a flexible arrangement that works for you! 

Salary will vary depending on experience:

  • Senior Planner up to $140k including super
  • Town Planner between $80k to $115k including super

 

A copy of the PD can be downloaded here Senior Planner (contract) – Social Infrastructure projects

 

For more information and to apply please contact:

#urbanplanner #seniorplanner #seniorplanningofficer #NSWplanning #socialinfrastructure #educationprojects

 

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Cindy Tran
Cindy Tran
cindy.tran@plannedresources.com.au
0406 849 717
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Leo Liemesak
leo.liemesak@plannedresources.com.mau
0450 911 172

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