Develop and maintain a robust business resilience and critical incident management framework tailored to the unique needs and risks of our University.
Lead the identification, assessment, and prioritisation of critical business functions and associated risks.
Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure alignment and coordination in both the establishment of a business resilience framework and plans for the university and incident response efforts.
Establish clear protocols and escalation procedures for responding to critical incidents, including but not limited to natural disasters, cyber-attacks, supply chain disruptions, and other emergencies.
Ensure strategic response is undertaken in conjunction to operational first line response to an emergency or adverse event, including crisis assessment, communications and recovery strategy.
Lead and coordinate with business units to review and maintain disaster recovery practices and documentation for enterprise critical services, applications, and infrastructure (both digital and physical).
Stay abreast of emerging threats, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements related to business resilience and critical incident management.
Requirements
Significant experience in a similar business resilience leadership role (including implementation of framework, strategies and managing business resilience related risks) within a complex tertiary institution or similar.
Proven expertise in the management of significant human and material resources
High level interpersonal, cross cultural and verbal communication skills with the ability to negotiate effectively and work through challenges with other staff, external clients, students and other stakeholders.
Significant leadership experience supporting and advising senior executive teams in strategic planning, business continuity and/or risk management with proven planning, organisational and analytical skills.
Demonstrated ability to work independently in an ambiguous environment, to prioritise work demands, to respond to urgent requests when required and to manage confidential and sensitive material.
Benefits
Flexible working
Discounts in private health insurance and gym memberships
Salary packaging
Notes
Job Identification: 13874
Job Schedule: Full time
This position reports to the Chief Information & Security Officer (CISO).
Continuing position at a HEP 10 classification
Working 36.75 hours per week.
Application Closing Date: Sunday 16 June 2024 at 11:59pm
Victoria UniversityFootscray Park, AustraliaSimilar Jobs
Closing: 30-Sep-2024
Expired
Job Summary
Dates
Opening Date: 27-Aug-2024
Closing Date: 30-Sep-2024
Location
Footscray Park, Australia
Salary
$132,932 per annum plus 17% employer superannuation
Responsibilities
Overseeing critical incident response and management.
Developing and implementing comprehensive strategies, protocols, and frameworks to address and mitigate potential threats and disruptions within the University.
Requirements
Substantial experience in business resilience or risk management, ideally within a higher education environment.
Proven leadership skills and exceptional communication abilities.
Strong aptitude for managing resources and navigating complex challenges.
Ability to work independently and handle sensitive information with discretion.
High level of expertise in the field.
Benefits
Family friendly, diverse and inclusive workplace.
Range of benefits and leave to enhance work and personal life.
Flexible working options.
Discounts in private health insurance and gym memberships.
Salary packaging options.
Notes
For specific queries related to the role, please contact Maria Nguyen by email at maria.nguyen@vu.edu.au.
Application must include a cover letter, resume, and a statement addressing the Key Selection Criteria.
University of TasmaniaStatewide (all locations in Tasmania)Similar Jobs
Closing: 13-Oct-2024
Expired
Job Summary
Dates
Opening Date: 23-Sep-2024
Closing Date: 13-Oct-2024
Location
Statewide (all locations in Tasmania)
Salary
Total remuneration package of up to $126,637 comprising base salary within the range of $98,473 to $108,237 plus 17% superannuation.
Responsibilities
Developing, leading and managing an understanding of and mapping TIA’s research in resilience for the agricultural industry for climate change and the abatement of greenhouse gases.
Leading TIA’s engagement and collaboration with the Tas Farm Innovation Hub, including knowledge brokers, extension program manager and extension officers to develop climate related extension activities.
Creating, developing and leading activities to build TIA’s capabilities in industry development and extension, including their personal capabilities.
Assist both TIA and the Hub in guiding farmers to relevant information and tools, helping translate the knowledge of others to support on-farm adoption and by explaining the benefits of innovation and new technologies to achieve climate resilience.
Collaborating with TIA and the Hub communication teams to co-create and disseminate information about relevant knowledge and identifying appropriate media and communications channels to (e.g., social media, face-to-face events, podcasts).
Engaging and partnering with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and ensuring an understanding of the need for genuine consultation and negotiation.
Requirements
Demonstrated capacity to undertake on-farm and local level extension and adoption activities.
An understanding of strategies to improve farmer and on farm resilience in the context of climate change and mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions.
Ability to liaise, collaborate, negotiate and influence business and industry stakeholders involved in TIA and the Hub’s activities.
Ability to communicate effectively and develop productive relationships with a diverse range of collaborators within the agricultural and/or food processing sector.
Ability to co-operate with others to achieve organisational objectives and to build trust and reciprocity with other teams including those in partner organisations.
Benefits
Not Available
Notes
To be eligible for this position, you are required to have Australian citizenship, permanent residence or a current valid visa that allows you to fulfil the requirements of this role.
Research Living Allowance of $41,650 AUD per annum for PhD, plus $5000 pa x 3 years training allowance and $5000 for travel
Responsibilities
Undertake a PhD supervised by Professor Yolande Strengers and Professor Sarah Pink at Monash University.
Join the Energy Futures team in the Emerging Technologies Lab (ETLab) and FUTURES Hub.
Conduct fieldwork in Australia to examine the benefits of employing AI in energy systems.
Investigate how AI systems can align with diverse people's everyday priorities and values.
Explore ethical and privacy protocols for AI energy systems.
Develop participatory and inclusive modes of communication and consumer engagement in AI-supported energy systems.
Requirements
Undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in qualitative social science (sociology, anthropology, human geography, or Science and Technology Studies).
Training and experience in ethnographic research.
Demonstrate valid and current Australian work rights.
Benefits
Research Living Allowance of $41,650 AUD per annum for PhD.
$5000 pa training allowance for 3 years.
$5000 for travel expenses.
Notes
This position has a two-stage selection process: submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) and then discuss ideas with Professor Pink if selected.