Work flexibly from either Brisbane or one of our regional centres based on office avalibility. The successful candidate will also have the option to engage in a work from home arrangement under an approved Flexible Work Arrangement. Key Outcomes and Accountabilities Undertake investigations into alleged breaches of legislation for which QBCC is responsible for administering and regulating, and take appropriate action, including job site operations and investigations. Prepare investigation plans and manage high-volume investigative caseloads. Use best-practice investigative techniques, including offence elementation, formulation of evidence matrices, preparation of witness statements and affidavits and conducting records of interviews. Prepare briefs of evidence for use in disciplinary, civil and criminal proceedings. Please refer to the Position Description for further Key Outcomes and Accountabilities. Candidate Attributes Investigate cases and make decisions and recommendations using case investigation skills including research, problem solving, planning and report writing, including undertaking job site operations and investigations. Apply, interpret and provide advice on and implement legislation and policy. Use communication and problem-solving techniques to achieve innovation and deliver and promote quality customer service. Contribute to the team to achieve outcomes and effective work relationships. Highly developed written, oral and interpersonal communication skills Desirable Certificate IV in investigations or equivalent (i.e Bachelor of Law). Minimum three years' investigative experience. Knowledge or experience in government investigations or experience across a variety of regulatory environments. How to Apply (via Smart Jobs only) Please submit a current resume and a brief letter (maximum 2 pages) outlining how your skills, knowledge and experience complement the Candidate Attributes in the Position Description.
