Your part in the ongoing success of our department in supporting frontline services will see you responsible for a variety of work, including, but not limited to:
- Lead and manage the implementation of strategies and plans, in line with departmental project management methodologies, to support delivery of the Fraud and Corruption Mitigation Program and associated audits.
- Coordinate, plan and implement associated tasks, and provide regular progress status reports to ensure quality outcomes and project deliverables are achieved.
- Maintain knowledge of fraud and corruption risk mitigation practices and systems, emerging trends and industrial instruments to ensure governance and compliance and identify opportunities for business improvement.
- Prepare and present high-level reports, correspondence and briefings relating to the fraud and corruption mitigation program and matters arising from its implementation in accordance with departmental and whole-of-government objectives.
- Develop and deliver training and induction material to build capability across the workforce and enable managers to meet their ongoing responsibility for effective and proactive management of risks associated with fraud and corruption.
- Ensure that business outcomes, performance indicators, project deliverables and deadlines are achieved or re-prioritised to ensure the successful completion of program initiatives on behalf of QFES.
- Develop and maintain relationships with subject matter experts and internal and external stakeholders to commence cultural change in the management of fraud, corruption and conflicts of interest.