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About Brisbane City Council
Brisbane City Council is Australia's largest local government by population, managing assets exceeding $44 billion and an annual budget of more than $4.1 billion. As Brisbane continues to grow and prepare for the opportunities and legacy of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Council is focused on ensuring its infrastructure, facilities and services continue to meet the needs of residents, visitors and future generations.
The role
Reporting to the General Manager, Construction, the Manager, Facilities Infrastructure Services leads Council's facilities infrastructure services function, responsible for the performance of a diverse portfolio of operational, community and commercial buildings.
Created as part of Brisbane City Council's broader Construction Branch realignment, this executive role provides an opportunity to establish a more coordinated and customer-focused approach to facilities service delivery across the organisation.
Leading approximately 75 employees and overseeing a budget of around $30 million, you will provide strategic leadership across service delivery, compliance, maintenance planning, commercial arrangements and performance improvement, ensuring facilities are safe, compliant, reliable and responsive to customer needs.
Working closely with Asset Owners and Asset Management, you will help shape service delivery priorities, inform investment decisions and strengthen the systems and governance that support Council's facilities portfolio.
Key responsibilities
About you
You are an experienced executive or senior leader with a track record of leading complex service delivery functions within facilities management, property services, infrastructure operations, asset management, maintenance, construction or similarly service-intensive environments.
You understand how to balance operational performance with strategic leadership, building strong stakeholder relationships while driving accountability, service excellence and continuous improvement.
You will bring:
Most importantly, you are motivated by the opportunity to improve services and infrastructure that support Brisbane communities every day.
Why Brisbane City Council
This role offers the opportunity to influence how one of Australia's largest and most diverse public facilities portfolios is managed, maintained and improved. From community buildings and operational facilities to strategic infrastructure assets, your leadership will contribute directly to service quality, compliance, customer experience and long-term value for Brisbane residents.
Created through a significant organisational realignment, this role provides the opportunity to lead a newly focused executive portfolio and help shape the future of facilities infrastructure services across Council.
For leaders motivated by public purpose, operational excellence and city-scale impact, this presents a compelling executive opportunity.
Please visit the detailed candidate page for further information and to apply: https://www.luminarypartners.com.au/bcc/mfis
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Shannon Keys, Executive Consultant, Luminary on 0416 889 307
Applications close: Midnight, Sunday 23 August 2026
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