Office Of State Revenue
Government in Perth

Building Management and Works is responsible for the construction of government buildings such as hospitals, schools and police stations the maintenance of government buildings the management of the government’s office portfolio and the administration of a range of heritage and built environment matters. Leadership and strategic advice to Government on initiatives to improve the operations and management of services in the public sector. Ensuring efficient and effective systems and processes. As an agency, the Department is required to assist an applicant to obtain access to documents sought at the lowest believable cost, and to ensure that their personal information held by the Department is accurate, complete, up to date and not misleading. Building Management and Works provides a range of services to deliver the State Government's nonresidential building program, using extensive in house expertise in asset planning, project delivery and maintenance planning. Corporate Services provides the Department with essential encourage services and promotes leading business practices in the areas of corporate communications, knowledge and information management, information technology, human resources and organizational development, as well as accounting, financial and business support. The Department will trust consultation as a third party when client agencies are dealing with Freedom of Information requests and will bear agencies with information, as far as practicable. It is the aim of the agency to make information available promptly and at the least possible cost and, whenever possible, documents will be provided outside the FBI process. The plan includes a comprehensive outline of the Department's commitment in these areas and how staff are encouraged to share in the responsibility of achieving these outcomes. We are committed to providing a rewarding and caring work environment, and we urge a range of policies and initiatives that encourage the holistic development of our people. The Application Kit will help you in prepare your application and to provide information regarding the recruitment process. The Department of Finance offers competitive employment conditions for graduates seeking career opportunities, development and a labor life balance including: Leadership and strategic advice to Government on initiatives to improve the operations and management of services in the public sector. To deliver this broad range of services our graduate program employs a different range of majors: This information will assist us to assess all applications to ensure we select the maximum apropos and available applicant for the job. This includes the delivery of fresh building projects, maintenance programs for existing buildings, and the provision of office accommodation for government employees. The business’s role is to manage the State Government’s risk in the delivery of the nonresidential building program. The continuing maintenance of government buildings is a important part of Building Management and Works business, along with managing and developing frameworks to coordinate procurement of maintenance services on a whole of government basis, in metropolitan and regional Western Australia. BMW are active towards ensuring the best outcome for supplier businesses and payment of services. Supports the vogue asbestos management framework within the WA public sector in which responsibility and accountability for compliance with pertinent legislation and policy rest with individual Government agencies, supported by occupational safety and health advice from the Department of Commerce (WorkSafe), and building asset management advice and works procurement from the Department of Finance. Prepared a range of documents to help Government agencies to conform with their asbestos management obligations, including: ABM inspections involve a visual assessment of buildings plus the application of an inspector’s building material knowledge to identify potential ABM risk. This is a reminder to contractors of their obligations when active on all government building sites, on behalf of the Department of Finance, Building Management and Works (BMW). On completion of the work, the contractor must produce sufficient information and documentation about the ABM remediation to enable the site representative to meet obligations to revise the ABM Register.