Senior Risk Training Officer

Reporting to the Assistant Director of Enterprise Risk, the Senior Risk Training Officer is responsible for providing enterprise risk services for the department through :

Designing and delivering training activities and delivering risk management workshops in a virtual and in-person (face-to-face) environment, that support the department's Enterprise Risk Management Strategy and Risk Training and Awareness program. Promoting risk awareness activities for the department's annual risk week and risk network. Providing advice and support for the department's enterprise risk management system. Promoting internal and external awards programs, including assisting business areas with nominations. The key duties of the position include

The successful candidate will gain experience working in a dynamic and highly driven team delivering outcomes in a fast-paced environment. You would be expected to contribute to the sections key risk management initiatives in a project-based environment.

The successful candidate will understand the department's business and be able to draw on corporate knowledge and networks to achieve required results.

Responsibilities of the APS Level 6 include : Developing and delivering risk training activities, including video scripts, monthly newsletters, and intranet management Assisting in organising and facilitating risk workshops (in-person / virtual) for different audiences Developing risk management promotional materials, including preparation for the annual Risk Week, Secretary's Awards, and the Comcover Risk Management Awards Managing multiple tasks, within tight timeframes Building positive relationships and networks across the department to support maturing and maintaining a positive risk culture, including coordination of the department's Risk Network Reviewing and updating risk management documentation Providing support to the section's other activities of complaints handling, insurance, risk data analysis, reporting, and records management. #J-18808-Ljbffr