This is an exciting opportunity to lead and manage a large team of professionals across a diverse range of policy and operational issues in the face of competing demands, tight deadlines, and resourcing constraints.
You will have highly developed interpersonal, communication and negotiation skills with a proven track record of successfully influencing strategic outcomes across multiple and diverse stakeholder groups while retaining high levels of trust and credibility.
This role suits someone with the ability to provide high level policy direction and strategic leadership on complex and technical issues related to whole of government procurement, contract management, and insurable risks.
We welcome applications from a diverse range of applicants and provide flexible, hybrid working options in most roles. We want our employees to reach their full potential which is why we make reasonable adjustments to our recruitment process to enable applicants with disability, illness and injury to fully participate. Please notify us if you require any support or adjustments during the recruitment process to enable your full participation.
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The Procurement, Risk and Contract Management Branch provides advice on and manages the Government's procurement framework and common use contracts. The branch minimises the cost of risk to government agencies through the Government Insurance and Risk Fund.
This is a fixed term appointment for a period of 5 years.
Completion of relevant tertiary or industry qualifications and/or professional affiliation.
Please download the Statement of Duties and Advice to Applicants:
724497 - Statement of Duties - Director, Procurement Risk and Contract Management.DOCX
724497 - Statement of Duties - Director, Procurement Risk and Contract Management.pdf
Advice to Applicants - Treasury.pdf
Advice to Applicants - Treasury.DOCX
We strongly encourage you to chat to the person listed below to gain a good understanding of the role and how it fits with your career.
To apply, please provide a copy of your current Resume and Short Form Application (maximum 2 pages) outlining your experience, skills, and knowledge as they relate to the Statement of Duties. Refer to the 'Advice to Applicants' documents for further information.
To submit your application, please click the blue "Apply Now" button. You will be prompted to complete an online application form and to attach your Resume and your two-page Short Form Application. (please note that you can upload .doc, .docx, .pdf, .rtf and .txt file types only). Referee details are submitted as part of the online application process, so ensure you have the contact details for two referees before doing this.
If you are unable to submit your application online, please contact Recruitment via email recruitment@treasury.tas.gov.au before the closing date.
Abigail Shelley
Deputy Secretary, Corporate and Governance
Abigail.Shelley@treasury.tas.gov.au
(03) 6145 0706

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