About the role

Lead the day-to-day operations of our West Coast production area, overseeing people, plant and performance. Reporting to the Regional Production Manager, you’ll drive safe, efficient delivery while partnering with stakeholders to optimise asset performance, costs and commercial outcomes.

Salary range $140,877 – $163,308 plus super and area allowance.

Benefits

• 4-day work week (Monday–Thursday) supporting work-life balance.

• West Coast area allowance. (Currently $20,000)

• Unique leave options including zero debit sick leave, generous parental leave.

• Electricity discounts and salary packaging.

• Ongoing career development and learning opportunities

• Access to company vehicle to support oversight across multiple sites.

We are an endorsed employer for women, for more information on our inclusive policies, procedures and benefits visit Hydro Tasmania group | WORK180 Endorsed Employer .

Key responsibilities

• Lead and develop a West Coast-based team, building a strong safety and performance culture.

• Oversee operational and maintenance activities to ensure reliable asset performance.

• Manage budgets, forecasts and cost control to deliver value.

• Balance asset performance, risk, cost and delivery priorities.

• Partner with internal stakeholders to deliver optimal commercial outcomes.

• Build team capability, guide performance outcomes and manage people priorities.

More information can be found in the attached Position Description: PD - A&I - Production Supervisor - HT5.pdf

Skills & experience

• Proven leadership in production or operations environments.

• Strong people leadership, including coaching, development and engagement.

• Experience managing budgets, costs and commercial outcomes.

• Mechanical or electrical trade qualification.

• Background in industrial or asset-intensive environments.

About your team

You’ll lead a close-knit team across remote West Coast sites, where safety, collaboration and accountability are critical to success. The team is experienced, practical and works together to deliver strong operational outcomes in a challenging environment. This role offers variety, autonomy and the opportunity to build capability while supporting a team that looks out for one another.

About the company

Hydro Tasmania has been powering Tasmania for over 100 years and is now Australia’s largest renewable energy generator. We operate 30 hydropower stations and major dams that deliver clean, reliable energy across the State.

Our story is built on engineering expertise, innovation and strong community connection. Over decades, we’ve expanded and modernised our hydropower system to meet Tasmania’s growing energy needs and support a cleaner, more resilient energy future.

Our people are central to everything we do. We’re committed to an inclusive, flexible and equitable workplace, welcoming applications from all members of the community. Flexible working options are available for every role, and our recruitment is merit‑based to ensure fairness and diversity.

Explore careers with us at www.hydro.com.au/careers

Questions and next steps

Please attach your resume outlining what skills and experience you will bring to the position. Applications close Wednesday 1st July at 5pm and we may engage with suitable candidates as soon we have reviewed their applications.

Hydro Tasmania is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment experience. If you require adjustments or accommodation during any stage of the process, please let us know. For more information, or to discuss your needs confidentially, reach out to recruitment@hydro.com.au . Please note we do not accept applications via email.

Recruitment agencies: we respectfully ask that no agency resumes be presented at this stage.