Environment Advisor
	North East Link Program

Be part of a transformative infrastructure project for Victoria, with an exciting role in the North East Link Program's Land, Planning and Environment team.

Reporting to the Manager, Arboriculture and Ecology, the Environment Advisor is responsible for the provision of specialist environmental advice, assisting in the management of project approvals, review of contractor environmental management documentation, and compliance of the delivery for the North East Link Program.

This role proactively reviews works and documentation and advises the business on potential risks and opportunities throughout the approvals and compliance processes as well as conducting site inspections and participating in contractor audits. Use your influencing and negotiating skills to gain outcomes across a range of environmental issues through mitigation and management responses.

About You

Having a solid understanding of the environment aspects relating to the Project will hold you in good stead and enable you to navigate the relevant environmental, planning and approvals legislation and requirements that NELP operates in accordance with.

You are:                                                    

• A highly driven and passionate individual, with prior experience in providing environmental advise and assistance.  
• Knowledgeable of the Victorian planning and approvals process and environmental legislation relevant to the development and delivery of major infrastructure projects.
• A team player who is willing to work collaboratively and use your engagement and stakeholder skills to deliver the best outcomes with positive impact.

Benefits

Our commitment to creating a workplace that inspires you, engages you and grows you is strong – we want you to be a powerful contributor to this wonderfully diverse and dynamic organisation. Our offering continues to grow but here is what we already have in store for you:

• Leave loading - 17.5% payment on top of your base salary when you take annual leave
• Flexible work arrangements available (including ability to purchase additional leave)
• Annual lump sum payments in recognition of the changing public service work environment in which we work
• Incremental performance-based payments over the course of your career
• Salary sacrifice of additional superannuation contributions and novated vehicle lease arrangements
• Access to discounted public transport

What Next?

If this sounds like the opportunity for you, apply now! Applications must include a cover letter and resume. There is no need to provide any type of response to Key Selection Criteria separately, but we do encourage you to outline relevant experience or information in your cover letter.

All initial interviews will be conducted virtually, and all successful candidates will undergo pre-employment screening as part of the recruitment process. You can read more on that here. 

Applications close at 11:59pm on 30th January, 2023.