Queensland RailBusiness Support Manager
May. 2011 - Jan. 2013Brisbane, AustraliaBusiness Support Manager
•Lead administration and business management processes and practices, advise the Executive Leadership Team representative on issues impacting the administration, governance, reporting, project and business performance of the Function.
•Lead, develop and coach a high performing administration team to provide high quality, value-adding administration and business information, advice and support. •Lead and manage all administration and business performance, safety, project and communications responsibilities for the Function, in relation to business services including:- oImplementing and maintaining effective administrative performance; oProvide on-going management for the monitoring of Key Performance Indicators; oLead the planning for the integration of systems, processes and procedures that will support the administration outcomes of the division; oEnsure management of the risk database, and that exposures are well managed and considered when making key business decisions; o Manage the provision of high quality administration and business processes, systems and guidelines in a timely manner; •Provide business process design/redesign as well as communication strategies and change management plans and advice. •Lead the Business Support Team in line with the Queensland Rail values and performance management process ensuring people engagement, retention and ongoing development;
•Provide audit/advice on proposed and ongoing projects including auditing project performance against the agreed project management framework and maintaining the project methodology employed by the function. •Monitor and maintain the Function's resource planning in alignment with Operational Planning and Forecasting. •Lead and maintain all Functional reporting requirements.
•Produce complex and detailed documentation in support of assigned work and organise/facilitate high level meetings to gather information, inform intentions, negotiate and affect outcomes.