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Director (Marine Resources) (709456)

ANSTO  •  Onsite  •  2 days ago
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Job Description

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE Tas) is committed to our vision of “Delivering a sustainable Tasmania” where our natural resources, cultural values and environment are recognised and used sustainably to support our future prosperity. We take pride in fostering a workplace where diversity is celebrated, inclusivity is embraced, and safety is paramount.

The role of Director (Marine Resources) is a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact on one of Tasmania’s most important economic and environmental sectors while helping deliver a sustainable future for the State.

Key focus areas include:

  • Strategic leadership of the Aquaculture Branch and support to the broader Marine Resources Strategic Business Unit.
  • Best practice management of a team providing high-level technical and policy advice to government.
  • Leading experts in developing policy and programs in response to marine stressor events
  • Lead the administration of the Tasmania’s marine farming and living marine resources regulatory functions.
  • Build strong relationships across industry, government, research and community sectors.
  • Foster collaboration and innovation to support marine resource management.

To succeed in this role, you will be a highly capable executive leader with proven experience operating in a complex environment and delivering strategic outcomes through effective leadership, engagement and collaboration.

How to apply

  1. Review the Statement of Duties.
  2. Click the "Apply now" button.
  3. Complete the application form.
  4. Upload your Short Form Application which is a 1-2 page covering letter outlining your experience, skills and knowledge as they relate to the Statement of Duties (please note that we do not require a separate statement addressing the selection criteria). It is suggested that applicants familiarise themselves with the Senior Executive Leadership Capability Framework for the Tasmanian State Service.
  5. Attach a copy of your current Resumé/CV.

Refer to the Advice to Applicants document for further information.

If you are unable to submit your application online, please contact Recruitment via recruitment@nre.tas.gov.au.

If you require any reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process, please let us know.

For more information please contact

David Midson

General Manager (Marine Resources)

Email: david.midson@nre.tas.gov.au

Phone: 0438 277 183

We encourage you to get in touch for a confidential conversation about the role if you have any questions about the role.

ANSTO

About ANSTO

ANSTO is one of Australia’s largest public research organisations and custodian of much of our country’s important science infrastructure, including the OPAL nuclear research reactor, the Australian Synchrotron, accelerators, cyclotrons and neutron beam instruments.

More than 1000 scientists, engineers and experts work at ANSTO to answer the significant environmental, medical and industrial questions using nuclear techniques.

ANSTO’s international collaborations, including partnerships with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), ensure Australian scientists are connected to a global network of experts and research projects.

As part of enabling a strong national collaborative network, ANSTO is connected with all Australian and New Zealand universities through the Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (AINSE), providing researchers access to Australia’s nuclear science, technology and engineering expertise and landmark infrastructure.

On average, ANSTO accommodates over 1800 visiting researchers from other Australian and international research organisations each year.

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