The Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage currently has five newly created Regional Director roles located in the following regions:
Kimberley
Pilbara
Mid West/Gascoyne
Goldfields/Esperance
Great Southern/Wheatbelt/South West
These roles are responsible for the strategic leadership of an operational directorate in a regional location, ensuring effective delivery of services and negotiated solutions for clients, stakeholders and government, in line with departmental and government objectives.
These are full-time positions however consideration may be given to part-time arrangements.
To be successful for these positions, you need to demonstrate:
Extensive experience leading and managing in a multidisciplinary environment, managing multiple functions.
Significant, in-depth knowledge of current and emerging trends in Aboriginal cultural heritage and related business environments.
Ability to collaboratively and strategically develop and promote an overall vision for the Heritage and Property Services division in line with stakeholder and broader community values, and government priorities.
Extensive experience or qualification in a relevant field including (but not limited to) Aboriginal cultural heritage, heritage conservation and management, environmental science, project management, public policy.
Strong understanding of business, financial and human resource management within a public sector context.
Competencies outlined in the Public-Sector Capability Profile for Level 8 are applicable to this role i.e. shapes and manages strategy; achieves results; builds productive relationships; exemplifies personal integrity and self-awareness; communicates and influences effectively.
How to apply
Submit the following with your application:
A maximum two (2) page covering letter, addressing the requirements outlined above and includes your Regional location preference(s)
A comprehensive CV that clearly shows your skills, experiences and key achievements, including the details of two referees.
Applications close Monday 13 February, 4.00pm.