Salary:
$91,702 - $104,753 (+ 10% BDCP) + up to 15.4% superannuationLocation:
Canberra - ACT, Keswick - SA The Role We have several opportunities for qualified Engineers who possess knowledge of nuclear safety and radiation protection principles and experience in high-hazard regulated environments.
You will need to demonstrate the ability to incorporate scientific, engineering, and behavioural reasoning into nuclear safety and radiation protection regulation and licensing.
You will join the Regulation and Licensing directorate within the Nuclear-Powered Submarine Regulatory Design (NPSRD).
The directorate is responsible for the stand-up of the regulation and licensing function for nuclear-powered submarines, nuclear material, and the associated nuclear facilities.
As an APS 6 Nuclear Regulatory Technical Officer, you will be accountable under broad direction to assist in the assessment of complex nuclear engineering and science work, exercising both initiative and judgement in the interpretation of policy and in the application of practices and procedures.
Key Responsibilities Have knowledge of nuclear safety and radiological protection principles.
Have or be capable of obtaining an in-depth knowledge of regulatory frameworks, government decision-making, and policy requirements to assist with nuclear regulation and licensing.
Demonstrate technical knowledge and provide advice and recommendations on the assessment and provision of licences for facilities, as well as the regulatory audit, inspection, compliance, and assurance of facility licence holders related to nuclear powered submarines under the regulatory framework of the future Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator (ANNPSR).
Actively manage key stakeholder relationships and identify relevant stakeholders' expectations and concerns to develop and communicate methodologies and practices to achieve outcomes.
Be accountable to contribute towards ongoing self-improvement and professional development.
Note:
Due to the training and development requirements for these roles, international travel will likely be required.
We are seeking individuals who are willing and able to work abroad in the United Kingdom (UK) or the United States of America (USA) for periods of time which may span anywhere from 3 to 24 months.
International travel to other locations may also be required for additional training opportunities (e.g.
short courses).
Our Unique Offer Overseas training and development opportunities, short and long term.
You'll be working in a safety-first culture characterised by commitment, trust, respect, delivery, inclusion, and collegiality.
We invest in developing the expertise of our people to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to work with exemplary leaders and teams to deliver great capability.
We offer internal career pathways for all occupations and will provide the time and resources to allow you to develop.
We are committed to providing an inclusive and diverse workplace where all employees are valued.
We appreciate the experiences, skills, and perspectives of all individuals and harness a collaborative environment.
We know that as much as you may love your job, it's important to be able to regularly step away.
We provide generous leave entitlements for whatever happens in life.
We provide a range of wellbeing programs dedicated to supporting you and your family through whatever work and life has to offer.
About our Team As part of the NPSRD team, you will be working at the cutting edge of the regulation of Defence capability, supported by professionalisation pathways so you can continue to develop, along with unique and varied career opportunities.
The NPSRD team is deeply committed to the success of the establishment of the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator (ANNPSR) and are seeking people who share the same dedication.
Your dedication, enthusiasm, and initiative will enable you to contribute to the establishment of the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator and meet some of the most passionate, intelligent, and fascinating people from around the world.
Our people are capable, committed, and diverse.
We support an inclusive culture that emphasises respect and collaboration and prioritises safety and security.
Our greatest asset is our people.
We offer flexible working arrangements and a range of formal and informal professional development opportunities.
Our Ideal Candidate As an APS 6 Nuclear Regulatory Technical Officer, you will be required to demonstrate a range of skills; however, the specific competencies below are considered critical to success within the NPSRD team: Apply expertise:
Applying, developing, and sharing specialist and detailed technical expertise, understanding other organisational disciplines.
Learn and research:
Learning and understanding rapidly, gathering information, managing knowledge, and ensuring organisational learning approach.
Follow instructions and procedures:
Following procedures and instructions, time keeping, showing commitment, and keeping to safety and legal guidelines.
Cope with pressures and setbacks:
Coping with pressure, keeping emotions under control, balancing work and personal life, keeping optimistic, handling criticism.
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