Program Leader - Community Compliance

Experienced Program Leader on Compliance for a 7-month Local Government Contract

Your new company 

This local government organisation is seeking a Lead Compliance officer to join their team in the Isaac Region to Coordinate & Supervise the Local Law and Animal Management Team. 

Your new role 

Inthis role you will find yourself carrying out duties, including but not limitedto; 

• Coordinate and supervise Council’s Local Law and Animal Management compliance team in their daily duties, including the allocation, monitoring and quality of work.
• Coordinate the storage, safe keeping and disposal of impounded goods, and make arrangements for the sale of impounded vehicles at public auction
• Conduct both proactive and reactive inspections / investigations and produce effective outcomes in terms of community education and awareness
• Prepare and issue correspondence, directions, compliance notices, Penalty Infringement Notices, (supported by sound evidence) for breaches
• Prepare concise and accurate evidentiary reports for compliance matters, including investigation reports and statements when required
• Identify and develop strategic and operational plans to meet the needs of the Council and the community for the areas of responsibility.
• Coordinate the investigation or referral of more complex cases with internal or external stakeholders
• Negotiate complex and sensitive matters with internal and external customers

What you'll need to succeed 

Tobe successful in this role, you will require the following;

• A proven track record in delivering effective management of complex staff performance matters, including developing and providing clear direction for staff to achieve their performance targets
• Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in undertaking investigations and determining appropriate compliance or enforcement strategies as a Compliance Officer, Local Law Officer.
• Highly regarded Tertiary qualifications (Diploma in Business, Frontline Management) and/or Diploma in Government Investigations or similar qualifications
• Exceptional organisational and time management skills, with adaptability to a fast-paced-changing environment.
• Experience in navigating and interpreting state legislation and local laws
• Completed a Certificate IV in Government Investigations.
• Ability to work autonomously and within a team 
• Excellent Verbal and written Communication 
• Must hold a valid C Class licence  

What you'll get in return 

The Successful Candidate will be offered an immediate start on an initial 7-month temporary contract. You will enjoy the benefits of a weekly pay cycle, an attractive hourly rate of $63.65 per hour + Superannuation, accommodation and a great work-life balance working Monday to Friday on a 9 - day fortnight.

What you need to do now 

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call Caitlyn Bonaventura now.

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