08 Aug
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Queensland Rail
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Australia
08 Aug
Queensland Rail
Australia
Principal Risk Adviser at Queensland Rail
About the role
Queensland Rail is seeking a Principal Risk Adviser to join their team in the Brisbane CBD. This full time, permanent position involves leading the development and execution of risk management strategies to ensure adherence to legal and organizational standards throughout South East Queensland. The successful candidate will offer guidance and support to various levels of staff through coaching and expert advice.
Key facts
Location: Brisbane CBD
Engagement: Full-time, permanent
Team: Risk Management
What you'll do
Oversee the creation and implementation of risk management frameworks and initiatives.
Ensure compliance with relevant legislation and Queensland Rail's internal policies.
Provide expert advice and coaching to managers and staff regarding risk management practices.
Monitor and report on risk management performance and governance across the organization.
Requirements
A degree in a relevant field such as Risk Management, Business, or a related discipline.
A minimum of 5 years of experience in risk management or a similar role.
Solid understanding of risk management frameworks and compliance requirements.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively engage with stakeholders at all levels.
Proven ability to lead initiatives and drive change within an organization.
Nice to have
Professional certifications in risk management or related fields.
Experience in the rail or transportation industry.
Skills & tools
Proficiency in risk management software and tools.
Familiarity with regulatory frameworks applicable to the transportation sector.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Practical notes
Applicants must be eligible to work in Australia.
Queensland Rail offers a range of employee perks, including professional development opportunities and flexible working arrangements.
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