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J A N E H A R T

ATTRIBUTES SUMMARY

Project Procurement Contract Management Statutory Knowledge and application Design Management

With a background in Architecture, I have been working as a Project Manager for the last

six years; qualityfocused and genuinely caring about buildings, detail, problem

resolution and maintaining client satisfaction.

People Client Liaison Stakeholder Management Project Management Construction Management

A versatile team member and effective in resolving a project's unique demands, I am

committed to providing excellent service in all facets of my work.

As a new branch to my existing skills and abilities, I am currently studying for my

Certificate IV Property Services (Real Estate) which I started at the beginning of the

year.

Personal Natural Leader Multi Tasker Decision Maker Fast Learner

I am looking for an exciting new role where I can can use my acquired skills in

Architecture, Building and Real Estate

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WORK Current projects

2 0 1 6 "Standing by Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner" ( Artists: Brook Andrew and Trent Walter,

Melbourne )

A high profile project to commemorate the lives of the first two men publicly hanged in Melbourne in 1842. This

project involves

resolving procurement within council guidelines

working closely with the artists to realise their work

coordinating stakeholders to the project both internally to council and externally including service

authorities, MFB and RMIT

Contractor Management

2 0 1 6 MPavilion 2016 ( Architect: Bijou Jain, Mumbai, India )

2016 is the third annual installation of the MPavilion in the Queen Victoria Gardens. I have worked on this

project since its inaugural installation in 2014, involving

Stakeholder management

Client liaison

Contractor Liaison

Consultant management

2 0 1 6 CH2 Green Roof Refurbishment

The Green roof on the top of Council House 2 since its completion in 2006 changed the landscape and

inspired developers and designers across Australia and internationally. 10 years later the roof is being

refreshed and I am in the process of procuring contractors to design and construct additions to the existing

environment to ensure a lush and successful garden heading into the next decade

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Previous projects

2 0 1 6 1200 Buildings "Green Transfer’’ ( Artist: Arup, Melbourne )

This project has been technically complex requiring significant collaboration, research, development and

testing. The visually striking computer controlled work comprises recycled street signs from around Australia.

The signs cut into squares are wired to make them flip through 90 degrees, creating graphic images that depict

the building’s energy use. This project required


Negotiation

Contract management

Planning Regulations

2 0 1 5 MPavilion 2015 ( Architect: AL_A, London, England )

The second installation of the MPavilion involved

Coordination of overall project installation for the four month period in the Queen Victoria Gardens

including irrigation, tree care, planting

Management of the relocation agreement of the pavilion to its new permanent home at the end of that

exhibition period including preparation of deed documentation

Stakeholder liaison

Contractor liaison

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2 0 1 5 City Christmas Decorations Program Each year a variety of decorations are installed throughout the municipality of the City of Melbourne. The management

of the installation of the Christmas decorations is a complex task with each decoration being a separate project within

itself. The project was passed on to me and I needed to find my feet quickly and effectively to keep to program. The

project, including new decorations, was delivered on time and to budget. This required

Procurement

Authorities management Metro Trains, Yarra Trams, AGL and the City Council

Risk Management

Strict programming non negotiable deadline

2 0 1 5 Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre ( Architect: City of Melbourne )

This project involved the refurbishment of an historic building with the addition of a new wing. I came into the

$15.5m job mid project suddenly due to circumstance. Adaptability and quick learning were essential to pick

up the management fast to keep the project on track. The project was completed under budget, to program,

client and public approval. It required

Understanding of construction

Contract management


Consultant management

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2 0 1 5 "Seeds of Friendship" Australian Turkish Friendship Memorial ( Artist: Matthew Harding,

Trentham, Victoria )

Initiated by the Turkish Subbranch of the Victorian Returned Services League, the project involved Tectura

Architects, community groups, members of State and Federal Parliament and the Victorian RSL. I provided

Advice on local government regulations and regulatory process

Working with the artist to adhere to strict deadline for the 100 year anniversary of the Gallipoli landings

Coordination and liaison

Negotiation skills

2 0 1 4 MPavilion 2014 ( Architect: Sean Godsell, Melbourne ) The MPavilion is an event hub a meeting place and landmark. It is a unique architectural commission and design event

in Melbourne, initiated by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation with support from the Victorian Government and City of

Melbourne. Every year for four years an architect is commissioned to design the temporary pavilion for the Queen

Victoria Gardens. After its four month stay in the gardens the pavilion is relocated to a new permanent home. I was the

Project Manager for the inaugural installation including

Permits and approvals Heritage Victoria, Department of Environment Land Water and Planning and City of

Melbourne Parks and Waterways

Client Liaison

Coordination of the relocation of the Pavilion to its new permanent home at the end of that exhibition period

Deed of Gift preparation, working with legal counsel

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2 0 1 4 Library at the Dock ( Architect: Design Clare Design, Sydney, NSW Detail Development

Hayball, Melbourne )

The $23m Library is Australia’s most sustainable community building, achieving a sixstar green star rating

under the public buildings rating tool from the Green Building Council of Australia, yet embracing 21st century

technology. It was delivered through partnership between Lend Lease, the City of Melbourne and Places

Victoria. With three major contributors, two architectural firms and a myriad of consultants, the project was

highly demanding and complex. Skills required were

Project Management

Working together with consultants to achieve the desired design intent

Negotiation within the Partnership group

Understanding of the Green Star regulations and achieving the requisite standards

2 0 1 4 “ Apparatus for Transtemporal Occurrence of Impending Space" ( Artist: Russell Anderson,

Sunshine Coast, Queensland )

As part of Russell’s ‘imagined histories’ series the ‘Apparatus for Transtemporal Occurrence of Impending

Space’ was created to see possible futures. The machine depicts a fictional vision of Melbourne in the 1930s

– as envisaged by 19thcentury inventors

The project required

Client liaison

Statutory regulations including street permits, traffic management

Site coordination

Programming

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2 0 1 3 ‘ Fruition’ ( Artist: Matthew Harding, Trentham, Victoria )

As an inanimate symbol of biology, Fruition explores the connection between the city and the natural

environment. The artist built the pods in his studio in Trentham Victoria and they were trucked to Melbourne to

be installed onto small concrete pad footings in Royal Park, Parkville. Lifted by crane from the truck to the

site, the project involved

Knowledge of council and statutory regulations street permits, traffic management

site coordination

Working closely with the artist

Programming

2 0 1 3 ‘Raising the Rattler Pole’ ( Artist: David Bell, Forster, Vctoria )

The Rattler is a reproduction of Tram 1040, the last tram built at the Preston Tram Works to service Bourke

Street in 1956. Positioned on the corner of Spencer Street and Flinders Street, the 1:1scale replica, is

upended and tilted at 10 degrees. The project required

Negotiation to secure the cooperation of the neighbouring properties

Risk management

Stakeholder negotiation

Council permits

2 0 1 1 2 0 1 4 Disability Discrimination Act Upgrades

Budget is allocated annually to Disability Discrimination Act works to upgrade accessibility to the city's public

buildings. The work is wide ranging including a new architecturally compatible accessibility ramp to the historic

Melbourne Town Hall Collins St entrance and refurbishing entrances to the historic North Melbourne Town Hall

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OFFICES 1 9 9 0 2 0 1 1 Hart Gibson Partnership Melbourne

Kensington Community Recreation Centre Melbourne

Residents of Retirement Villages Victoria Melbourne

Becton Melbourne

Buro Brzozowski Architects Berlin, Germany

Buro Brzozowski Architects Stuttgart, Germany

Rothermel Cooke Architects London, England

QUALIFICATIONS 2 0 1 6 Certificate IV Property Services ( Real Estate), REIV Camberwell ( Finishing

August 2016 )

2 0 1 6 Working With Children Check

2 0 1 6 Agent’s Representative, REIV Camberwell

2 0 1 5 Dementia Specific Workshop, Alzheimer's Australia Melbourne

2 0 1 5 Prince2 Practitioner, APMG International Melbourne

2 0 1 5 Prince2 Foundation, APMG International Melbourne

2 0 1 4 Construction Induction Card (White Card), WorkSafe Victoria Melbourne

2 0 1 3 Contractor Safety Management, VECCI Melbourne

2 0 1 2 Contractual Nightmares and their Resolution, CKS Training and Consulting Melbourne

1 9 8 6 Bachelor of Architecture, University of Melbourne Melbourne

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