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Title:

Director, Major Project Assessments

Advertiser:

Department of Water and Environmental Regulation

Location:

Perth

Salary etc:

Remuneration package of up to $252,073 p.a. (including super & ARI)

Looking to take the lead and make a difference for the WA community and environment?

We are looking for a seasoned leader with extensive experience in both environmental impact assessments and stakeholder engagement to join the Environment Protection Authority Services directorate and play a key role in shaping the future of our state.

Remuneration package of up to $252,073 per annum

*Remuneration is based on salary ($185,716), superannuation and attraction and retention incentive (ARI) payments. ARI payments are subject to periodic review and approval. The ARI payment is set to expire on 30 June 2027. Extension of the ARI payment beyond that term is subject to further government decision.

About the Organisation

The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) leads the delivery of the State’s vision for a low-carbon Western Australia with a healthy environment and secure water resources for future generations.

About the role

The Director, Major Project Assessments (MPA) in the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) Services Directorate leads a team of skilled professionals to deliver environmental impact assessments (EIA) for some of the most significant projects in Western Australia. The Director, MPA is a trusted advisor to the Environmental Protection Authority (an independent authority) and Minister, providing high level strategic advice and expert analysis on environmental protection and government policy.

This role provides expert leadership, advice and judgements on EIAs for major projects and works with the EPA Services leadership team to provide innovative and strategic solutions to facilitate assessment of highly complex proposals with significant environmental impacts and achieve environmental protection outcomes.

The Director, MPA plays a key role in the ongoing capability development of staff and leads the continuous improvement of EIA practices for the EPA Services Directorate. This role requires strong leadership, stakeholder engagement and relationship management at the executive level with proponents, government, industry and the community. Critical to making this role a success, will be an ability to align personal goals and passion with the values of the Department and motivate the team to do the same.

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Date published:

13-Jun-2024

Closing date:

4pm, 08-Jul-2024