Introduction

Brunel Australasia is partnering with one of the worlds leading energy companies to source an experienced Environmental / Regulatory Advisor to work in their Melbourne CBD office.

What are you going to do 

As an Environmental/Regulatory Advisor you will be the single point of contact for all environmental and regulatory matters. You will coordinate and oversee environmental and regulatory programs, ensuring compliance through all project phases from engineering to commissioning. This role is pivotal in integrating environmental, socioeconomic, and health standards into project designs and implementation plans.
Responsibilities – To include but are not limited too:

  • Collaborate with consultants and Project Team (PT) on Emergency Support Group (ESHIA) and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) preparations.
  • Develop and implement the Regulatory Compliance Plan and EMP.
  • Assist the Safety, Health, and Environmental (SHE) Manager in supporting Environmental & Regulatory (E&R) activities.
  • Obtain and track project permits, licenses, and approvals.
  • Interface with design and execution teams to integrate environmental, socioeconomic, and health requirements.
  • Provide input for cost and schedule estimates related to regulatory compliance and ESHIA.
  • Recommend and oversee the implementation of environmental, socioeconomic, and health mitigation measures.
  • Ensure EPC contractors develop acceptable E&R plans.
  • Review EPC contractor E&R plans for comprehensiveness and acceptability.
  • Guide PT and EPC contractors on regulatory compliance and E&R performance.
  • Develop and implement EMP performance monitoring procedures.
  • Coordinate EMP implementation with Site Construction Managers.
  • Conduct inspections of EPC Contractors' sites for compliance.
  • Investigate and report E&R compliance initiatives and non-compliance situations.
  • Prepare internal and external E&R compliance stewardship reports.
  • Coordinate technical experts for specific E&R tasks.
  • Oversee communications between field locations and the Project SHE Manager.
  • Lead and participate in E&R performance training sessions.

Essential skills and knowledge 

  • University degree in Natural or Environmental Sciences, Natural Resource Management, Social Sciences, Engineering, or related field.
  • Experience in environmental, socioeconomic, and health fields, preferably in construction or extractive industries.
  • Knowledge of external project financing and specific country regulations is desirable.
  • Excellent English speaking and writing skills; familiarity with in-country languages is a plus.
  • Strong interpersonal skills, supervisory talents, and ability to work positively in a team.

What we offer

  • Role is based in Docklands, VIC
  • Mon - Fri
  • $125 p/h incl super
  • Working within a global company
  • Initially a 12 month contract
  • Great Culture | Safety Focused | Professional Team

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Application process

First Contact

We carefully review your application and in the coming weeks, you will be notified for an interview session if you are selected. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted within 7 days.

Scheduling an Interview

After being shortlisted, you will be contacted via email or telephone to arrange for a date on your availability for the qualification interview.

Phone/ Qualification Interview

During the interview, you will be assessed on your level of experience and skills, work history, availability, and the qualifications the company is seeking for the position.

Meeting in Real Life

After successfully making through the phone interview, a face to face interview will be scheduled between the candidate and recruiter. This session can be a more in-depth  interview to review your communication and interpersonal skills.

Application for the Position

Submission of candidates resume for client’s approval and screening.

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