Regional Manager – South-West
V/Line has been connecting Victorians for almost 40 years, by providing rail and coach services across 5 different lines, entering South Australia and New South Wales. Being a part of V/Line means you will be a part of our mission to provide connection to Victoria.
The Regional Manager for the South-West Region is a career opportunity that requires exceptional leadership and operational skills.
About the role
The Regional Manager is responsible for the management and leadership of all station and conductor staff across the South-West Region.
Your success in this role will be seen in the delivery of safe, customer-focused services and effective, progressive stakeholder relationships. You will be a key stakeholder in projects throughout the corridor, including station upgrades and regional improvements.
Responsible for the strategic operational management of the South-West Region, your main areas of responsibility are:
- Finance and business operations
- Safety and operational risk
- Site management in emergency situations
This is a true people leadership role, where you will:
- Mentor & coach current leaders within your team to be able to work with Station staff, Conductors, and Managers to ensure efficient and effective delivery of services
- Work cooperatively and effectively in the industrial environment to achieve business outcomes
- Build and maintain the trust and confidence of key internal & external stakeholders
- Ensure V/Line has positive media coverage
Essential
It is essential that you have ten+ years’ experience managing teams, ideally in a senior leadership role.
The day-to-day operations of the station, working directly with frontline staff, is the focus of this role. You must be an accessible, approachable, and effective communicator.
We are investing in you for your people leadership and strategic planning capabilities, preferably from your career in rail or another transport environment. Whether you are from the transport space or any other profession, you will be operationally well supported by our highly skilled, collaborative management team.
About you
It is your demonstrated people leadership skills that make you most suitable for this role. Tertiary qualifications in rail operations, business, or logistics, are desirable, but not essential.
You have experience developing and maintaining industry, government, and community partnerships to deliver on key strategies and deliver an exceptional customer experience.
You know how to motivate and move business forward.
We value you for your level and calm demeanour and your ability to work cooperatively with stakeholders across all levels.
You are committed to our V/Line core values of Responsiveness, Integrity, Impartiality, Accountability, Respect, Leadership, and Human Rights.
You are confident and ready to lead the South-West Region during this time of unprecedented service growth.
What we offer
- Commitment to culture
- Career opportunities
- Inclusive environment
- Personal development
- Workplace flexibility
- Paid Parental Leave
- Free myki travel
- Contribute to connecting Victorians
We'll support you with professional development opportunities and our constructive, positive, and effective team culture.
This work is complex, interesting, and engaging, and is a true career opportunity for a skilled people leader.
Enquire now
To obtain a Position Description and arrange a confidential discussion about this premier opportunity, please contact Caitlyn McCallum, Talent Acquisition Business Partner at caitlyn.mccallum@vline.com.au
Please be aware, the selection process may include aptitude tests, a behavioural-based interview, probity (police check and WWCC), Medical Category 3 check, and reference checks.
Applications close: at 5 pm on Thursday, 17th August 2023.
V/Line is an equal-opportunity employer. We are committed to providing an environment of mutual respect and we welcome applicants from any background. We value diversity and are continuously working towards creating a flexible and inclusive environment that is representative of the Victorian community.