The key duties of the position include The Role The Director ANNPSR Policy in the Regulatory Framework Branch leads a team to develop policy that meets ANPSRD objectives. They shape, develop and implement strategic policies in highly complex areas that address the whole-of-government Naval Nuclear Power regulatory agenda. They also strategically evaluate policy effectiveness in the whole-of-government context. The Director ANNPSR Policy advises on highly complex and sensitive policy matters that contribute to the ANPSRD and stakeholder's strategic Naval Nuclear Propulsion (NNP) policy direction. They undertake highly complex research and analysis in regard to NNP to provide evidence-based recommendations including those that facilitate legislative development. They will oversee the provision of highly complex correspondence and documentation for the future Director-General ANNPSR and other government and industry stakeholders and maintain accurate records of discussions and decisions. They will advance the development and implementation of processes, procedures and tools that support the delivery of high quality policy advice. Finally, an important part of their role is to display leadership qualities and manage a high performing team, while ensuring the delivery of results aligned with organisational goals and requirements. Due to the unique workplace context and sensitive work undertaken, candidates may be required to undergo additional suitability screening or assessments. Whilst this position has been advertised through Department of Defence, in line with the announcement made by the Australian Government on 14 Mar 23, this position will move to a new Statutory Agency with an effective yet to be confirmed. Please note: Due to the nature and urgency of this task, NPSRD will seek commencement of successful candidates ASAP. About our Team As part of the NPSRD team, you will be working at the cutting edge of the regulation of nuclear-powered submarine capability, supported by professionalisation pathways so you can continue to develop, along with unique and varied career opportunities. The NPSRD team are deeply committed to the success of the establishment of the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator and are seeking people who share the same dedication. Your dedication, enthusiasm, and initiative, will enable you to contribute to the establishment of the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator, and meet some of the most passionate, intelligent and fascinating people from around the world. Our people are capable, committed and diverse. We support an inclusive culture that emphasises respect and collaboration and prioritises safety and security. Our greatest asset is our people. We offer flexible working arrangements and a range of formal and informal professional development opportunities. Our Ideal Candidate As an EL 2 Director ANNPSR Policy, you will be required to demonstrate a range of skills, however the specific competencies below are considered critical to success within the NPSRD team: Deciding and Initiating action - Deciding, taking responsibility, taking calculated risks, taking initiative, and generating activity. Working with people - Understand and adapt to others, listen to, consult and support others. Persuading and influencing - Making an impact, gaining agreement, negotiating, persuading, convincing, promoting ideas, managing conflict. Apply expertise and technology - Apply, develop and share specialist and detailed technical expertise, understand other organisational disciplines. Coping with pressures and setbacks - Cope with pressure, keep emotions under control, balance work and personal life, keep optimistic, and handle criticism.
