Team Leader, Electrical Inspectors

Energy & Mining; Adelaide; Ibrido; AUD 130.000 - 135.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Flexible Work Arrangements

Prime Location: Adelaide CBD

Diversity and inclusion initiatives

White Ribbon Accredited workplace

Descrizione del lavoro

The Department for Energy and Mining in Adelaide is seeking a Team Leader, Electrical Inspectors (ASO8) to lead a specialist team that protects public safety and maintains the integrity of South Australia\'s electrical safety framework. This role provides strategic leadership, regulatory direction and expert advice to government, industry and the community on complex electrical safety matters.

You will oversee electrical compliance, audits, investigations and incident response, while

Competenze

• Unrestricted Electrical Trade Qualifications.
• Trade and/or post-trade qualification in electrical or a related discipline.
• Certificate IV in Government Investigations, or willingnessto obtain.
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
• Training or qualifications in investigations, electrical incident investigation, ICAM, Root Cause Analysis, conflict resolution or negotiation.

Mansioni

• Lead the delivery of a comprehensive risk based auditing program for electrical installations and oversee regulatory responses to non compliance.
• Provide strategic oversight of complex investigations relating to electrical incidents, fatalities and unlawful electrical activities.
• Lead industry engagement, education and capability building initiatives that improve safety and compliance outcomes.
• Represent the Office of the Technical Regulator on state and national committees and contribute to the development of Australian Standards and regulatory frameworks.
• Provide high level strategic and technical advice to the Technical Regulator, Executive and government stakeholders.
• Lead, coach and develop a specialist team while fostering a culture of accountability, technical excellence and continuous improvement.
• Exercise powers delegated by the Technical Regulator and undertake Authorised Officer functions under the Electricity Act 1996.
• Utilise compliance intelligence and data to inform regulatory priorities, risk management and strategic decision making.

Conoscenze

Leadership

Regulatory oversight

Stakeholder engagement

Electrical safety

Auditing

Investigations

Formazione

Unrestricted Electrical Trade Qualifications

Trade/post-trade qualification in electrical

Certificate IV in Government Investigations

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

Investigations training (ICAM/Root Cause/negotiation)

Descrizione del lavoro

Department for Energy and Mining
Job reference: 863127
Location: 5000 - ADELAIDE
Job status: Ongoing
Eligibility: Open to Everyone

The Department for Energy and Mining is committed tobuilding a diverse and flexible culture. We encourage and welcomeall applications from women, diverse community groups and ages,Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and people withdisabilities.

About the opportunity:

An exciting opportunity has become available for a Team Leader,Electrical Inspectors (ASO8) to lead a specialist team responsiblefor protecting public safety and maintaining the integrity of SouthAustralia's electrical safety framework. Reporting to the Manager,OTR Electrical, this role provides strategic leadership, experttechnical oversight and regulatory direction to ensure the safetyand compliance of electrical installations across South Australia.The position leads electrical compliance, audit, investigation andincident response functions, while providing authoritative adviceto government, industry and the community on complex electricalsafety matters. The role also represents the Technical Regulator inindustry engagement activities, standards development and nationalregulatory forums, contributing to continuous improvement andstrong regulatory outcomes.

Key Duties:

• Lead the delivery of a comprehensive risk based auditingprogram for electrical installations and oversee regulatoryresponses to non compliance.
• Provide strategic oversight of complex investigationsrelating to electrical incidents, fatalities and unlawfulelectrical activities.
• Lead industry engagement, education and capability buildinginitiatives that improve safety and compliance outcomes.
• Represent the Office of the Technical Regulator on stateand national committees and contribute to the development ofAustralian Standards and regulatory frameworks.
• Provide high level strategic and technical advice to theTechnical Regulator, Executive and governmentstakeholders.
• Lead, coach and develop a specialist team while fostering aculture of accountability, technical excellence and continuousimprovement.
• Exercise powers delegated by the Technical Regulator andundertake Authorised Officer functions under the ElectricityAct 1996.
• Utilise compliance intelligence and data to informregulatory priorities, risk management and strategic decisionmaking.

About us:

The Department for Energy and Mining (DEM) supports a strongenergy and mining sector powering growth and opportunity for SouthAustralia. We lead the responsible development of the state'smineral and energy resources, expanding knowledge of SouthAustralia's geological and energy potential, driving industrialtransformation, attracting investment, delivering major projectscritical to the state's economic future, and unlockingopportunities for industry, consumers and communities.

Leading regulation, together with innovative policies andprograms underpin industry performance, technical and safetystandards, and environmental outcomes, building confidence amongindustry and community.

We particularly acknowledge the essential role that traditionalAboriginal people play in the energy and mining sector as landmanagers, heritage custodians, business owners and communityleaders.

The Regulation and Compliance division delivers effectiveregulation to support the safe, responsible and sustainabledevelopment of South Australia's energy and mineral resources andinfrastructure networks. It manages tenure, oversees activitiesacross the project lifecycle, and regulates technical and safetystandards, protecting the community and environment.

The Office of the Technical Regulator regulates safety andtechnical standards for electrical, gas and plumbing installationsand appliances, as well as electricity, gas, water and seweragenetwork infrastructure, ensuring systems are safe, reliable andcompliant.

What we offer:

• Enjoy opportunities for professional development, trainingand career growth.
• Be part of a values driven organisation committed toexcellence, safety and integrity.
• Flexible Work Arrangements with options for hybrid workingand flexible hours.
• Prime Location: Adelaide CBD, Market Square, adjacent tothe iconic Adelaide Central Market and close to publictransport, shops and amenities.
• Active People and Culture agenda including EmployeeAssistance Program, diversity and inclusion initiatives and DEMsocial activities.
• A White Ribbon Accredited workplace that promotes genderequality and a zero tolerance of violence in theworkplace.

Key Selection Criteria:

Please only address the following criteria in yourapplication:

• Demonstrated experience leading or overseeing complexelectrical investigations, compliance activities andenforcement matters.
• High level stakeholder engagement, communication andnegotiation skills, with the ability to influence outcomes incomplex and sensitive environments.
• Proven capability to lead, develop and motivate aspecialist technical team while fostering accountability andcontinuous improvement.
• Demonstrated ability to provide authoritative strategic andtechnical advice on complex regulatory, compliance andelectrical safety matters.

Qualifications:

Essential:

Unrestricted Electrical TradeQualifications.

• Trade and/or post trade qualification in electrical or arelated discipline.
• Certificate IV in Government Investigations, or willingnessto obtain.
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
• Training or qualifications in investigations, electricalincident investigation, ICAM, Root Cause Analysis, conflictresolution or negotiation.

Remuneration:

ASO8 classification
$130,046 - $134,956 per annum (plus superannuation)
Full time role working 37.5 hours per week.

Special Conditions:

• This position is classified as a designated position and issubject to a satisfactory National Police Clearance.
• Participation in an after hours on call roster will berequired.
• Some intrastate, interstate and occasional overseas travelmay be required.
• Participation in emergency management and disaster recoveryactivities will be required.
• Work may involve attendance at electrical incident sites,including investigations involving serious injury orfatalities.
• Public speaking and presentation of technical informationto industry, government and community stakeholders will berequired.

Enquiries:

David Schrapel
Manager, Electrical Safety
Email: [e-mail]

Flexibility Statement

The South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.