You may have been part of some big projects before, but this work is legacy-building.
Every day will be different and you’ll thrive in the fast-paced environment that will see you embedded in our frontline, connecting with millions of people from across NSW.
In this role, you'll:
Work within the Coordinator General Division as part of the Renewable Energy Zones (REZ) Coordination team. You'll lead the planning and scheduling of Over Size Over Mass (OSOM) movements supporting some of NSW's largest renewable energy projects.
You'll lead a specialist team (2) responsible for bringing together the planning and scheduling OSOM movements, including the consideration of network constraints, permits, operational requirements and stakeholder needs to support OSOM movements across NSW between port and site.
You will be required to use available tools and network data to assess routes, identify potential constraints and opportunities to ensure movements can be delivered safely and efficiently across the transport network.
This is a fast-paced environment with plenty of moving parts, competing priorities and grey areas to work through. You'll need to be comfortable tackling complex challenges, making decisions and finding a way forward when the answer isn't always obvious.
Ultimately, you'll play a key role in keeping major projects moving while balancing safety, compliance and network outcomes.
This is a permanent role. The home office location is within Sydney CBD and will require regular travel to Newcastle and Regional NSW with advanced notice.
For more information on this position and business unit, view the role description and information pack
This role is embedded within the team’s established ways of working and supports collaborative delivery. Flexible hybrid work options are available to promote balance and productivity.
About you
You will bring:
• Extensive leadership experience leading planning, scheduling or operational coordination functions in transport, logistics, infrastructure, utilities or similar complex environments.
• Strong understanding of the road network and the operational and traffic challenges that can impact transport movements.
• Demonstrated experience managing cumulative operational impacts -OSOM understanding is advantagous.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to balance competing priorities in a fast-moving environment.
• Experience working with operational, network or spatial information to support planning and decision-making.
• The ability to influence stakeholders, navigate complexity and bring people together to achieve outcomes.
• Resilience, sound judgement and a willingness to work through ambiguity to ensure practical solutions.
Who we are
Transport for NSW provides a safe, integrated, and efficient transport system. We connect people, communities and industry every day.
Join us
Our workforce is as diverse as the community we serve. If you’d like further information on our inclusion and diversity initiatives, visit Transport careers
Flexible work options may be available. Learn more via Flexible work options and policy
Apply today
Applications close 11:59 PM Thursday 6th August 2026
For more information about this role, please contact TRISH.SMITH@TRANSPORT.NSW.GOV.AU.
Aboriginal people and people living with disability are supported throughout the recruitment process and at work, and we encourage you to apply. Visit Supporting Aboriginal People or Supporting People with Disability for more information or speak to your talent team member to arrange any adjustments to how you interact with us.
Learn more about how to apply via Our recruitment process | Transport for NSW
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