Safety & Wellbeing Leader (Hybrid & Flexible)

IAG; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Superannuation 13%

20 days annual leave + 5 days MyLeave

Flexible work options

Personal insurance discount

Partner discounts

Parental leave 20 weeks

Learning & development opportunities

Job summary

IAG is seeking an experienced workplace health and safety specialist to partner with leaders across the business to identify risks and implement practical, sustainable solutions. You will lead safety initiatives, conduct audits and investigations, and help build capability for safer, healthier workplaces.

Based in Sydney, this permanent full-time role offers broad exposure to safety management systems, data-driven reporting, and collaboration with People and Culture.

Qualifications

• Five+ years of workplace health and safety experience in a complex corporate environment.
• Ability to partner with leaders to identify risks and implement practical solutions.
• Strong knowledge of Australian and New Zealand WHS legislation and standards.
• Experience designing and improving safety management systems and initiatives.
• Experience conducting risk assessments, audits or assurance activities and investigations.

Responsibilities

• Partner with leaders and teams to manage health, safety and wellbeing risks, including psychosocial risks.
• Provide practical specialist advice and strategies aligned with IAG's safety policies and plans.
• Support leaders to build capability and manage routine safety and wellbeing matters.
• Investigate sensitive or high-risk incidents and implement effective corrective actions.
• Conduct targeted audits, assessments and reviews and develop risk management plans.
• Contribute to design and continuous improvement of safety strategy and SIS.
• Use data to identify trends and provide timely reporting to stakeholders.
• Engage with leaders, People and Culture, Safety Champions and external providers to achieve outcomes.
• Develop and deliver communications, tools and learning to strengthen safety culture.
• Translate regulatory and business requirements into practical actions to reduce risk.

Skills

WHS experience

Stakeholder partnering

Regulatory knowledge

Safety systems

Risk assessments

Stakeholder influence

Communication

Training delivery

Organisation

Collaboration

Job description

IAG is seeking an experienced workplace health and safety specialist to partner with leaders across the business to identify risks and implement practical, sustainable solutions. You will lead safety initiatives, conduct audits and investigations, and help build capability for safer, healthier workplaces.

Based in Sydney, this permanent full-time role offers broad exposure to safety management systems, data-driven reporting, and collaboration with People and Culture.