Contacting Senior Management

The Director is Mick Serena. He is responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for the comprehensive delivery and management of facilities management services and the administration of University Accommodation.

Telephone Number: (02) 6125 2519 Email: fs.director@anu.edu.au 

Facilities and Services Organisational Chart

The Associate Director Facilities and Site Operations is Bart Meehan.  Bart can be contacted on telephone (02) 6125 4148 or email: fs.director@anu.edu.au

The Associate Director Facilities and Site Operations is responsible to the Director, F&S for the senior management of:

• Campus facilities operations including maintenance, minor works and building management systems 
• Campus site operations, including grounds activities and infrastructure, security, parking/transport, fire safety and utilities and services contracts. 
• Campus sustainability programs (ANUgreen), as well as the development of environmental management policy and sustainability projects. 
• Coordination of campus emergency response programs, as required. 
• Campus heritage planning, including managing legislative compliance. 
• Campus commercial leasing activities (in cooperation with F&BS) and community amenities such as childcare facilities and parenting rooms 
• Divisional business management operations, including HR, Finance, IT Support and Business Solutions. 
• External university properties at the Northern Australian Research Unit (NARU), Kioloa and Siding Spring, including acting as Executive Officer, Kioloa Coastal Campus (KCC). 
• Liaison with relevant external groups such as the Department of Environment, Water and Heritage (DEWH). 
• Participation in various formal committees.

Facilities and Site Operations Organisational Chart

The Associate Director Capital Works and Planning is Brian Lane. Brian can be contacted on telephone: (02) 6125 5442 or email: fs.ad.capital.works@anu.edu.au

The Associate Director Capital Works and Planning is responsible to the Director, F&S for the senior management of: 

• Capital works program, including planning, construction, tender management and contract management. 
• Chairing of relevant project committees including Project Steering Groups as required. 
• Participation in relevant campus committees such as CP&DC 
• Asset management planning, including strategic maintenance planning.
• Space management planning 
• Campus master planning activities. 
• Development of funding applications including preparation of proposals for the Education Investment Fund (EIF). 
• Professional support services, including electrical and mechanical engineering and drafting. 
• Liaison with relevant external authorities in respect of campus development proposals and campus leasing issues, including liaison with the National Capital Authority (NCA) and the ACT Planning and Land Authority (ACTPLA).

Capital Works and Planning Organisational Chart