Facilities Officer

Role overview

TasNetworks is looking for a hands-on Facilities Officer to help keep its statewide sites and energised substations safe, dependable and operating efficiently. Reporting through to the Facilities Team Leader, this role supports day-to-day facility operations by coordinating maintenance, minor capital projects and contractor activity, while also handling administrative and operational tasks for the wider team.

The position plays an important part in maintaining compliance with safety, building and governance obligations through facility inspections, record keeping and oversight of external contractors. It is a varied role that combines coordination, stakeholder interaction and practical problem solving. You will also help refine and improve processes within the substations environment, where priorities can shift quickly and agility is essential.

What the role involves

• Organising maintenance activities across facilities and substations
• Assisting with minor capital works and small to medium projects
• Managing contractor engagement and monitoring contractor performance
• Providing operational and administrative support to the Facilities Team
• Supporting safety, building and governance compliance through audits and documentation
• Improving internal processes and adapting to changing operational needs

About you

You are a motivated and well-organised facilities professional who enjoys working in a busy, customer-oriented setting. You likely have background experience in facilities, building services or property operations, and you are confident coordinating maintenance, contractors and project activity so work is completed safely, efficiently and to a high standard.

You understand the Building Code of Australia, workplace safety expectations and relevant facilities standards. You are comfortable building effective working relationships at all levels, from trades and contractors through to senior stakeholders, and you bring a strong service mindset to your work. You are also confident using Microsoft Office, SharePoint and facilities management systems to support efficient operations and continuous improvement.

Working arrangements

This role is mainly office-based, but it also requires regular travel across Tasmania and participation in a 1:4 on-call roster.

Salary and employment package

This is a permanent full-time opportunity at Band 3, with salary starting from $86,266 plus superannuation. The position is based in Lenah Valley and comes with an attractive remuneration and benefits package.

Benefits

• Flexible work options
• 20 days of annual leave each year, plus 3 extra days between Christmas and New Year
• 16.66% electricity discount after the probationary period
• Paid volunteer days
• Free onsite parking
• Onsite gym access and an annual health and wellbeing rebate
• Personalised career pathways and professional development support
• All equipment required to perform the role effectively

How to apply

Applicants should submit a cover letter explaining how their background matches the role, together with an up-to-date resume. If you meet some, but not all, of the requirements, you are still encouraged to apply and discuss your development potential.

Applications close at 11:59pm on Thursday 23 July 2026. Applications may be reviewed as they are received, and recruitment may begin before the closing date.

Additional information

TasNetworks is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from people across the community, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse applicants, and mature-aged candidates.

To be considered for this role, you must hold Australian citizenship, permanent residency, or a current valid visa that allows you to meet the role requirements. Successful candidates will also need to complete pre-employment checks, including a National Police Check.

TasNetworks is focused on delivering safe, sustainable and essential services for Tasmania while supporting the transition to cleaner energy. The organisation serves around 300,000 residential, business, commercial and industrial customers and aims to make a meaningful contribution to the lives of Tasmanians through electricity and telecommunication services.

Living and working in Hobart offers a strong lifestyle appeal, with access to the River Derwent, historic waterfront areas, museums such as MONA, Port Arthur, nearby wilderness and a relaxed city atmosphere.