Project Coordinator at United Protestant Association of NSW Limited | Sydney, Australia | Rezi

Project Coordinator at United Protestant Association of NSW Limited

Project Coordinator

United Protestant Association of NSW Limited · Sydney, Australia

2 weeks ago

Project Coordinator

United Protestant Association of NSW Limited · Sydney, Australia

19 days ago
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About the Role

This client-side support role works across both UPA’s Minor Works and Major Works streams, providing administrative, operational and technical coordination to multiple Project Managers. You will act as a central hub for project information, supporting documentation, financial records, registers, programmes, meetings, site logistics and stakeholder communication from project inception through to handover and defects close-out.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain accurate, accessible and version-controlled project filing systems using platforms such as SharePoint, Aconex or Procore.
  • Coordinate project correspondence, agendas, minutes, reports, presentations, RFIs, submittals and transmittals.
  • Maintain action registers, decision logs, risk registers and project trackers.
  • Support project programmes, milestones and critical path tracking, escalating potential delays.
  • Assist with budgets, cost forecasts, cashflow projections, invoices, purchase orders, payment claims and expenditure tracking.
  • Coordinate design documentation, design review meetings and the flow of information between consultants and operational stakeholders.
  • Schedule meetings, workshops, site visits and inspections, including access, PPE and induction logistics.
  • Support WHS, contractor compliance, quality records, defects tracking and handover documentation.
  • Provide dedicated coordination support to the high-volume Minor Works programme.
  • Build positive working relationships with consultants, contractors, suppliers and UPA site teams.

Requirements

  • At least three years’ experience in project coordination, project administration or a similar support role in construction, property or engineering, or suitable transferable administration experience.
  • Strong organisational and time management skills, with the ability to support multiple projects and manage competing priorities.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • A high level of attention to detail and accuracy in records, data and documentation.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and experience with project management or document management systems, or a strong willingness to learn.
  • A practical, collaborative approach and confidence following up actions with internal and external stakeholders.
  • A valid driver’s licence and willingness to travel occasionally across NSW.
  • A relevant tertiary qualification and experience supporting capital works, financial systems, procurement or standard-form construction contracts will be highly regarded.
  • Experience in aged care, retirement living, health or another live operating environment is also desirable.
  • The successful applicant will be required to complete a National Police Check.
  • A Working with Children Check or vulnerable persons check may also be required depending on the project context.

Skills

  • Project coordination
  • Project administration
  • Microsoft Office
  • Project management systems
  • Document management systems
  • SharePoint
  • Aconex
  • Procore

Location

  • NSW

Work Type

  • Client-side
  • Full-time

Experience Level

  • 3+ years

Education Level

  • Tertiary qualification (highly regarded)

Benefits

  • Contribute to projects that directly support residents, staff and communities across NSW.
  • Build broad project experience across both Major and Minor Works programmes.
  • Partner with operational leaders, technical specialists and experienced external advisers.
  • Help create safe, practical and welcoming environments where people can live and work with dignity.

About the Company

  • UPA is a mission-based organisation providing accommodation, care and support across residential aged care, retirement living, home care and community services.
  • Our philosophy is that every person has the right to live in peace and dignity, with respect and security, irrespective of age.
  • UPA’s Property Department is the custodian of a circa $350 million portfolio spanning 17 Residential Aged Care Facilities, 23 Retirement Villages and a range of other operational and non-operational assets.
  • The team manages the full asset lifecycle, from strategy and development through to capital delivery, maintenance and facilities management.