Job Type: Full time
Salary: $149,686 - $202,422 plus super
Identify and manage program-specific and strategic business risks and provide assurance on effective mitigation and management.
Support the 'Battery of the Nation' Project Teams, Contractors, and Delivery Partners.
Provide insights to project and program risks that could impact Hydro Tasmania.
Contribute your skills to a rewarding renewable project.
Work with a committed and supportive project team.
About Hydro Tasmania: 'Battery of the Nation' (BotN) is Hydro Tasmania's bold vision to maximise Tasmania's hydropower capacity, including the redevelopment of the Tarraleah hydropower scheme to a more flexible, future-proof generating asset and developing our first pumped hydro scheme at Lake Cethana.
Tasmania has significant potential in the future development of wind and hydropower, coupled with more transmission and interconnection.
It's anticipated these developments will drive billions of dollars in investment and create hundreds of jobs in Tasmania, as well as delivering energy security for Tasmania and lowest possible power prices for Tasmanians.
Hydro Tasmania supports applications from all members of our community for equitable access to our employment opportunities.
We are open to discussing workplace flexibility in all our vacancies, to ensure we can attract the best candidates and accommodate individual needs, differences, disabilities, and working arrangements, even in ways we have not thought of.
Our merit-based recruitment practices are founded on building diversity by fostering an inclusive, flexible, and equitable workplace.
About You: With proven experience as a Risk Manager in construction or infrastructure projects, you possess a deep understanding of risk management principles, methods, and tools to not only help establish the program risk management framework but also mitigate risks across various areas.
Your strong analytical skills are essential for interpreting data, trends, and patterns to make informed decisions and present them to senior leadership.
As a leader within the team, your interpersonal skills are crucial for building and maintaining relationships, fostering collaboration, and influencing stakeholders to take appropriate risk management actions.
Your problem-solving abilities and analytical skills enable you to navigate environments of ambiguity and change effectively.
About the role: The Program Risk Manager will play a pivotal role in ensuring effective management of program and project-specific risks in alignment with the corporate Integrated Business Risk Management framework.
Acting as a bridge between project-level risk management and strategic business-level risks, the Program Risk Manager oversees continuity plans for project teams, contractors, and Delivery Partners throughout procurement and construction phases of our various projects.
Your responsibilities will include identifying, monitoring, and reporting on pan-program risks that will impact the delivery of the BotN program or pose a material risk to Hydro Tasmania as a business.
Additionally, you will support the execution of the Program Risk Strategy and contribute to improvement activities and innovations in risk management whilst fostering strong working relationships across multidisciplinary project teams.
Not only will you work on a once in a lifetime project , but this is also an opportunity to grow your career and redefine your role in tomorrow's industry landscape.
We offer truly flexible work that suits you, a competitive remuneration package, and the rare opportunity to play a role in Australia's renewable energy transformation while enjoying the lifestyle Tasmania has to offer.
If you want to make a difference for better: Please attach your resume and a cover letter outlining what skills and experience you will bring as soon as possible.
We will be running an agile recruitment process and will engage with suitable candidates as soon we have reviewed their applications.
At Hydro Tasmania, we're leaders in renewable energy, backed by our 100+ year legacy of hydropower.
Australia's clean energy transition is only just getting started, so it's an exciting time to be working towards a bright future for Australia.
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