Senior Advisor (Illegal Camping & Declarations)

Osborne Richardson; Gold Coast City; Presencial; AUD 96.000 - 137.000; Jornada completa

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Superannuation

Flexible 6-month contract

Descripción de la vacante

Osborne Richardson is partnering with a Queensland state government agency to recruit a Senior Advisor for Illegal Camping & Declarations on a 6-month, flexible full-time contract based at Nerang on the Gold Coast. You’ll lead on illegal camping issues, align legal and policy positions, and collate briefs and reports across police, outreach services and agency teams.

You will interpret legislation, coordinate multiple stakeholders, and develop action plans within tight timeframes, with a focus

Formación

• Solid experience managing compliance, enforcement or regulatory matters relating to unauthorised use or occupation of public land or roads.
• Strong ability to interpret and apply legislation, policy and procedure to complex matters and develop practical action plans.
• Experience with human rights compatibility and cultural heritage considerations in decision-making.
• Excellent written skills with a track record of briefs, memos, reports and briefing notes.

Responsabilidades

• Manage illegal camping and unauthorised access on state-controlled roads and agency land, including correspondence and reporting.
• Coordinate compliance actions: establish legal grounds, priorities, police and agency site visits, outreach services, clean-ups and towing, and prepare notices.
• Undertake Human Rights Compatibility Assessments and arrange cultural heritage assessments.
• Tailor action plans to circumstances and legislative requirements for each scenario.
• Advise on state-controlled road declaration processes and complex land/corridor management matters.
• Interpret and apply legislation, policy and procedures to support decision-making.
• Develop, deliver and monitor a sub-program of works aligned to regional programs.
• Prepare memos, reports, briefing notes and maintain records.

Conocimientos

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder coordination

Legislation interpretation

Written briefs/reports

Human rights compatibility

Descripción del empleo

Senior Advisor (Illegal Camping & Declarations)

Osborne Richardson are partnering with a transport and main roads focused Queensland state government agency to find an experienced Senior Advisor (Illegal Camping & Declarations) for a 6 month contract, with a possible extension, based out of Nerang on the Gold Coast.

Sitting in a Land Management and Corridor Management team, this is a genuinely interesting role. You'll take the lead on illegal camping and other unauthorised use of state-controlled roads and agency land across a large region covering the Gold Coast, Logan and Scenic Rim. It's a role for someone who can work out the legal and policy position on a tricky matter, then pull all the right people together to get it sorted properly and fairly.

What you'll be doing

• Managing illegal camping and other unauthorised access, use and activities on state-controlled roads and agency land, including the correspondence, briefs and reporting that go with it
• Coordinating every aspect of compliance action: establishing legal grounds and priorities, booking police and agency representatives for site visits, engaging outreach services, organising clean-ups and towing, and preparing compliance notices
• Undertaking Human Rights Compatibility Assessments and arranging cultural heritage assessments
• Establishing the circumstances and legislative requirements for each scenario and tailoring action plans to suit
• Undertaking state-controlled road declaration processes and advising on complex land and corridor management matters
• Interpreting and applying legislation, policy and procedure to support sound decision-making
• Developing, delivering and monitoring a sub-program of works aligned to the region's broader program
• Preparing memos, reports, briefing notes and general correspondence, and keeping accurate records and registers

What we're looking for

• Solid experience managing compliance, enforcement or regulatory matters relating to the unauthorised use or occupation of public land, such as local laws, state land, road reserves or transport corridors
• A strong ability to interpret and apply legislation, policy and procedure to complex and sensitive matters, then build a practical action plan around it
• Experience with, or a strong understanding of, human rights compatibility and cultural heritage considerations in decision-making
• Excellent written skills, with a track record of preparing briefs, memos, reports and briefing notes
• Proven ability to coordinate multiple stakeholders, including police, outreach and support services, internal teams and contractors
• Sound judgement, the confidence to work autonomously, and the good sense to know when to elevate
• Strong organisational and record-keeping skills, and the ability to deliver to the required standard within tight timeframes

A background in policy, legal, regulatory compliance, investigations or land and corridor management will be highly regarded. Experience with road declaration processes is a real bonus.

What's on offer: up to $84.56 per hour + super, a flexible full-time 6 month contract with a possible extension, and a varied, meaningful role with a leading Queensland state government agency on the Gold Coast.