Job description
Agency Department of Industry, Tourism and Work unit Energy Development, Strategic Monitoring
Trade and Compliance Unit
Job title: Senior Regulatory Compliance Officer Designation: Senior Professional Officer 1 Job type: Full time Duration: Ongoing Salary: $128,551 - $143,611 Location: Darwin Position number: 92240127 RTF: 303847 Closing: 17/09/2024 Contact officer: Geraldine Lee, Director Policy on or
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Information for applicants – inclusion and diversity and Special Measures recruitment plans
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Primary objective: To manage and facilitate effective regulation of the Petroleum Act 1984, Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act 1981, Energy Pipelines Act 1981, and Geothermal Energy Act 2009 (collectively 'the Energy Legislation' in the Northern Territory).
Key duties and responsibilities: In conjunction with departmental regulatory staff, manage the implementation and continuous improvement of the regulatory framework, including monitoring and compliance policies, programs, procedures and reporting mechanisms.
Support investigations into suspected breaches of the law by providing expert advice to the skilled professional, technical, and administrative staff who manage the statutory requirements established by the Energy Legislation.
Drive change management initiatives that will support the practical delivery of recent legislative amendments and the continual improvement of the regulatory framework.
Support the delivery of regulatory activities that will promote, facilitate, and assess compliance with the Energy Legislation, to ensure that relevant objectives of the legislation are being met.
Support inspectors and authorised officers to administer their functions and powers as prescribed by the Energy Legislation, including the conducting of robust investigations.
Provide advice to the Director Regulatory Compliance and Senior Executive on a risk-based approach to non-compliance including use of enforcement tools and sanctions.
Selection criteria: Essential: Tertiary degree in law or a field relevant to the position.
Proven ability to interpret and apply legislation and procedures to achieve outcomes.
Demonstrated experience in the regulation of a highly technical industry, including the delivery of specialist legislative guidance to operational staff or senior management.
Demonstrated application of high-level research, analytical and problem-solving skills for the development of strategies and/or policies.
Highly developed written and oral communication skills, with demonstrated experience in preparing briefings, reports, and correspondence on complex matters.
Advanced interpersonal skills and experience in working effectively with a range of internal and external stakeholders.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively across multi-disciplinary teams.
Experience in equivalent roles that required high standards of accountability, ethics, and integrity.
Desirable: Experience in preparing and reviewing briefs of evidence and instructing counsel.
Certificate IV in Government Investigations.
A working knowledge of legislation as it relates to petroleum and geothermal energy.
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