Employees are required to work a minimum of 2 days a week in the office.
Assistant Director, Information Management and Training Do you want to work at an agency where each day reveals new opportunities to work on some of the biggest issues facing consumers and businesses and have opportunities to pursue new and exciting pathways? Do you want to work at a place where smart and dedicated people from all walks of life collaborate to work on meaningful matters? Do you want to lead the digital transformation of information management, driving innovation and compliance in the ACCC? Then this is the place for you! At the ACCC, we're proud of the impact we can make together. We understand the responsibilities and challenges that come with a fast-moving and ever-changing environment. Our high-performing culture is built on a foundation of care, support, and inclusion. It's why we're driven by connection and collaboration, sharing our skills, knowledge, and support with each other freely and frequently. It's why we prioritise the wellbeing of our people and empower them to work autonomously, flexibly, and courageously. At the ACCC, we believe the best version of you is the one that's true to who you are – and that's the you we want working alongside us.
We value flexibility, and all roles can be performed from any capital city in a state or territory or Townsville and are available on a full-time, part-time, or job-share basis.
Applicants from diverse backgrounds including First Nations peoples, people with disability and those from different cultural backgrounds are encouraged to apply. The key duties of the position include: Provide and contribute to strategic advice, leadership, and direction in relation to the long-term preservation, management, and access to the Agency's information assets. Ensure knowledge of contemporary best practice and compliance with legislative, financial and administrative frameworks, government decision-making processes and agency guidelines and regulations. Provide leadership in implementing and promoting a climate of innovation and continuous improvement in information management. Develop, maintain, implement and deliver systems for keeping, updating, accessing and preserving information including implementing strategies to move to full electronic information management practices. In order to succeed in the role, you will have:
In-depth experience in developing, implementing, and continuously improving a records and information management governance framework, within an Australian Public Service (APS) agency. An extensive understanding of Australian information management legislation, standards, policies and authorities. Excellent stakeholder engagement and management skills, with proven ability as a trusted advisor to senior management and demonstrated experience leading a team. Highly developed project management skills, including the ability to work on multiple projects concurrently, manage competing priorities and adhere to strict deadlines to achieve results in a busy environment. Exceptional communication skills, including the ability to speak with influence and produce high quality, accurate and tailored written documents. Highly developed decision making, analytical, negotiation and complex problem-solving skills, including the ability to provide succinct, persuasive, and logical business cases to influence change. Strong ethics and discretion, including demonstrated experience in managing discreet, sensitive, and confidential information. Relevant tertiary qualification or demonstrated professional experience in Records Management, Information Management, Knowledge Management, Archives Management, or a related discipline. To find out more about us and the role, please read the Candidate Kit.
Contact: Leo Exarhos
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Agency Employment Act: PS Act 1999
Position Number: EA2024/279
Vacancy Number: VN-0750530
Getting to know the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission The ACCC is an independent statutory authority that administers the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and other Acts. The ACCC works to promote effective competition and fair trading in the marketplace to benefit consumers, business and the community, and efficiency in the delivery of certain infrastructure services. The AER is a part of the ACCC. The AER is Australia's national energy market regulator and has an independent board. The AER shares employees, resources and facilities with the ACCC.
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