Corporate Facility Portfolio Planner

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As the Corporate Facility Portfolio Planner, you are the first in the value chain of planning heritage designated facilities for The City and delivering viable solutions to meeting your clients' requirements. You will be responsible for managing heritage facility planning projects from start to finish, including gathering requirements, developing portfolio level solutions, defining programs and projects, facilitating approvals, and delivering in the context of long-term objectives for the heritage facility portfolio. Primary duties include :

• Relationship Management with key clients and facilitating cross corporate teams in gathering and understanding heritage facility requirements and gaining consensus.
• Manage heritage facility planning projects from start to finish including developing scopes of work, charters, program and project plans cost estimates, pro formas, benefit analysis, capital and operating business cases, presentations and reports.
• Lead and manage consults, budget, public engagement, governance, and workshops.
• Conduct analyses on the City's Heritage facility portfolio including spatial, building, financial and service demand analysis.
• Develop heritage portfolio and program plans, including real estate optimization strategies, feasibility analysis, and master plans.
• Facilitate the onboarding of heritage facilities from the City's portfolio,
• Facilitate moving facility solutions through internal decision-making processes and Council including delivering presentations, writing reports, and presenting recommendations.
• Lead continuous improvement activities to support improvement to the corporate portfolio management approach including developing policies, frameworks, strategies, processes, and tools to enable consistent execution of work and processes.
• Maintain a client focus, with corporate goals in mind, while tackling a wide variety of problem and issue areas in finance, planning, political, legal and regulatory, engineering, development and service provision.

Qualifications

Pre-employment Requirements

Workstyle :

This position may be eligible to work from home for at least part of the time as one of several flexible work options available to City employees. These arrangements depend on the operational requirements of the role, employee suitability, and are subject to change based on operational needs and corporate direction.

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