The Barossa region is widely known for its community closeness, proud heritage and thriving industries such as hospitality, food, tourism, general farming, manufacturing and its world-renowned grape and wine production.

Situated less than an hour north of Adelaide, The Barossa Council seeks to enhance the region and its unique lifestyle, heritage and community spirit and strives to provide high quality services and facilities to a growing population including the major towns of Mount Pleasant, Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Lyndoch, Williamstown and Angaston, as well as many smaller community townships.

Reporting to the Director Development and Environmental Services, this important role will be responsible for both strategic and operational leadership of the critical planning and development function for Council.  Other key responsibilities include:

• identifying, recommending, implementing and driving continuous improvement and customer focussed initiatives;
• leading, coaching and mentoring the dedicated team to achieve key activities and projects;
• providing informed planning and development advice to both staff, Elected Members and the community;
• proactively contributing to a contemporary and constructive culture of excellence;
• overseeing the annual operating and resourcing expenditure budget.

Applications are encouraged from suitably qualified planning and development professionals with demonstrated experience leading an equivalent function within government or the private sector.  Highly developed written and verbal communication skills and the ability to build and sustain positive working relationships with key stakeholders will be essential, as will a genuine commitment to a customer centric approach.  The successful candidate will demonstrate sound oversight of macro development issues and authentic leadership characteristics.  

This is a genuine opportunity to contribute to the development future of the Barossa landscape and enjoy the lifestyle rewards of working in one of South Australia’s most iconic regions.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit barossa.sa.gov.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

TWO OPPORTUNITIES

APPLICATIONS ENCOURAGED FROM PROVEN AND EMERGING EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS

Helping Hand is recognised as one of the most progressive not-for-profit aged care service providers in Australia, offering home care services, retirement living and residential care homes across metropolitan and regional South Australia.  Its 1,700 skilled and valued employees drive the organisation’s enviable reputation for providing quality and innovative care and services to more than 6,000 older Australians each year.

The opportunity now exists for a highly proficient and motivated professional administrator to provide vital support to the Chief Executive Officer and the Board.  Key aspects of the role include:

• managing the CEO’s demanding calendar to maximise efficiency including scheduling meetings, email triage and travel requirements;  
• providing administrative support to the CFO, Board Committees and the corporate governance functions of the organisation as needed;
• establishing and maintaining effective professional relationships across the organisation and externally on behalf of the CEO;
• assisting to coordinate Board and Committee meetings, paper submissions and company secretarial support including minutes; 
• maintaining best practice administration systems, procedures and protocols and ensuing high level document management.

Applications are invited from versatile and highly organised professionals with demonstrated experience in a comparably demanding executive support role.  A positive, calm and thoughtful approach, meticulous attention to detail, high level verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills, warmth and diplomacy are all essential qualities sought.  Demonstrated experience providing support to a Board is not essential but will be well regarded.  Personal alignment with the mission, vision and values of the organisation will be critical.

Applications are also encouraged from proven and emerging administrative professionals for a second Executive Assistant appointment to support another senior executive within the organisation.  In order to attract the right candidates, flexibility, training opportunities and an attractive salary package inclusive of salary sacrifice options will be offered. 

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit helpinghand.org.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is a leader in its sector, managing critical gas infrastructure across Australia through its gas businesses that include Australian Gas Networks, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline and Multinet Gas Networks.  It is also leading the way in renewable gas, through the development of hydrogen projects.

Reporting to the Head of Strategy and Innovation, this exciting role is influential in ensuring the business has a clear and deliverable business strategy.  This includes a key focus on developing and implementing AGIG’s Low Carbon Strategy and related renewable gas projects, as well as wider innovation across the business.  The Senior Strategy Advisor also inputs into AGIG’s hydrogen developments, regulatory process, stakeholder engagement program, policy submissions and internal communications, particularly in relation to the future of gas (low carbon gas).  Specific responsibilities include:

• leading the Australian Hydrogen Centre work program;
• contributing to the strategic messaging around renewable gas including through the development of renewable hydrogen and biomethane projects, as a representative and through giving industry presentations;
• participating in relevant industry working groups such as the Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre;
• providing policy advice particularly in relation to low carbon gas initiatives;
• developing content for the company’s intranet site OneNet and external facing platforms.

Applications are encouraged from driven and versatile individuals with strong project management skills and transferable experience in managing deliverables associated with industry transformation.  Either a consulting background or inhouse experience (industry or government), together with an understanding of the energy industry and regulatory process, will be highly regarded.  Formal tertiary qualifications in either economics, engineering, business, law or a related discipline will be considered favourably.  The successful candidate will possess excellent communication skills, a proven ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels, and be able to uncover needs, present solutions, handle objections and gain commitment.

Offered preferably on a full-time basis, with scope to negotiate flexible working arrangements, this position may be based in either Adelaide, Melbourne or Perth in order to attract the right candidate.

All candidates will be subject to background checks such as police checks, medical assessment and employment and qualification verification checks.

For further information on our client, please visit agig.com.au  

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Resthaven Incorporated is a highly respected leader in the rapidly growing aged and community services sector in South Australia.  Engaging a dedicated and passionate workforce of over 2,700 and with an annual turnover circa $205m, Resthaven has 35 sites across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia delivering quality services to older people and their carers.  The aged care sector has reached a unique time in its history.  The road ahead is challenging, yet exciting.

Reporting to the Executive Manager People & Culture and as an integral member of the Human Resources Team, this prevention focussed role will lead a team of industry professionals dedicated to ensuring safety in the workplace and WH&S compliance. Key responsibilities include:

• implementing the WHSIM Strategic Plan;
• leading, planning and guiding work health and safety strategies across the organisation;
• ensuring compliance with WH&S legislation and ReturnToWork SA WH&S performance standards for self-insurers and staying abreast of changes to current standards across the aged and community service sector;
• driving a commitment to continuous improvement by facilitating audits, surveys and needs analyses;
• acting as the key internal advisor to the Executive and Board in relation to all WH&S related matters;
• engaging, developing and maintaining key internal and external stakeholder relationships.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified individuals with demonstrated relevant practical experience in a similar role in a large diverse organisation, preferably in a self-insured environment.  Proven success in the implementation, maintenance and continuous improvement of WH&S systems and initiatives across a broad range of areas is essential.  Experience supporting managers and supervisors with health and safety issues and translating WH&S legislation into practical application is required.  This is an excellent opportunity to have a meaningful direct impact on health and wellbeing with a significant and respected employer at the forefront of South Australia’s aged care sector.  

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit resthaven.asn.au 

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

HEALTH CARE EXCELLENCE FROM BIRTH TO AGED CARE

North Eastern Community Hospital Inc. (NECH) is a not-for-profit community owned organisation that incorporates acute care and aged care under one roof.  As a not-for-profit entity, all profits are returned to the communities they serve by updating equipment, upgrading facilities and technology, developing new services, and investing in their people. Established in 1973 on the initiative of a small number of medical practitioners and two local councils, located in Campbelltown, 10km north-east of the city of Adelaide, the NECH incorporates a private hospital housing 60 acute beds, 6 day surgery chairs and an aged care facility of 84 licensed beds.  Other facilities include private room accommodation, two operating theatres and two special procedure suites.

A trusted provider of care at the centre of health and wellbeing for people in the community, NECH is governed by an experienced, skills based, voluntary board.  The opportunity presents for up to three new Directors to join the Board and expressions of interest are sought from professionals with experience and capability in one of the following disciplines:

• clinical governance ideally gained from a background as a clinician;
• aged care sector;
• finance/accounting skills and qualifications.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified emerging or proven non-executive directors with demonstrated experience leading transformational developments for a community facing organisation in an environment of continuous improvement, growth and change.  AICD qualifications will be well regarded.  Strongly developed leadership, relationship building, influencing and communication capabilities will be important qualities for effective contribution to this Board and its Committees. 

These positions represent outstanding opportunities to participate in the strategic direction for safe and high quality clinical and aged care for this highly regarded and successful entity with a determined approach to future sustainability and relevance. 

For further information on our client, please visit northeasternhospital.com.au  

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Situated just 25 minutes from the Adelaide CBD, the Mount Barker District Council services a diverse community with a population of over 35,000.  The picturesque region continues to experience unprecedented residential, commercial and industrial growth while offering outstanding lifestyle and business opportunities.

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, this role provides effective leadership, management and development of the Finance and Revenue functions of Council and renders expert, effective and professional financial and management accounting services to all stakeholders.  Key responsibilities include:

• leading, managing, mentoring and developing the Finance and Revenue Team including promoting and facilitating a customer service ethic, a culture of continuous improvement and a team-based approach incorporating innovation and change management;
• initiating and developing comprehensive rating and property, financial management and accounting policies and practices;
• planning and managing the development of long term financial, corporate and annual business plans and budgets with stakeholders including the Council Executive, department managers and staff to ensure the efficient and effective use of community funds;
• providing analytical and financial modelling for long term financial planning, maintaining an effective internal control program and planning and managing the preparation and presentation of the annual financial statements.

Applications are welcome from appropriately qualified and experienced accounting/finance professionals with the ability to lead, develop and motivate teams in a fast paced environment.  A high level working knowledge of general accounting principles and practice will be required along with superior skills in the interpretation of financial data to user requirements.  Also important will be excellent analytical, negotiation, change management, innovation and relationship building skills combined with a strong commitment to customer service.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit mountbarker.sa.gov.au  

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed or Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

As the South Australian Government’s legal service, the Crown Solicitor's Office (CSO) provides legal advice to Cabinet, Ministers and government agencies.  With a staff of approximately 200, the CSO represents the Government before courts and tribunals, drafts legal documents, provides conveyancing and other property related services and resolves native title claim issues.

Following the appointment of the previous Crown Solicitor to the Supreme Court, the opportunity has arisen for a contemporary and dynamic legal leader to fill this pivotal role.  Reporting to the Chief Executive of the Attorney-General’s Department, the Crown Solicitor will provide leadership and strategic direction to the CSO driving effective resource management, ongoing reform and business improvement and ensuring high level advice and representation is provided to the Attorney-General and the Government.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified legal practitioners with demonstrated experience in effectively leading, managing, motivating and supporting highly professional teams of legal executives, solicitors and legal support staff.  Expertise in the provision of complex legal advice and legal representation at a senior level is also required.  Legal experience in government is highly desirable but is not essential.  More important is the ability to demonstrate positive leadership, drive change and forge effective working relationships with key stakeholders as well as displaying the high levels of strategic thinking, innovation, collaboration, culture development, integrity, energy and resilience required in such a role. 

This is a truly career defining opportunity for an outstanding legal professional.

For further information on our client, please visit www.agd.sa.gov.au

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Based in Glossop in the Riverland, CCW Co-operative Limited was established in 1918 and is today Australia’s largest wine grape co-operative with well over 530 growers, producing in excess of 200,000 tonnes per annum, representing 12% of Australia’s production.  Turnover is circa $90m.  An outstanding opportunity presents for an accomplished leader to continue the heritage, culture and identity of the Co-operative while delivering great outcomes for the Members. 

Reporting to and working closely with the Board and Members, the CEO will be the public face of CCW and take primary responsibility for ensuring long term sustainability of the organisation while growing members’ prosperity.  Key responsibilities include:

• providing strategic advice and recommendations to the Board in line with CCW’s vision, mission and values;
• proactively identifying and scoping opportunities for new business, diversification and industry services consistent with core objectives;
• adopting efficient operational processes to ensure sound viticultural practices, financial control, risk management and regulatory compliance;
• managing relationships with a wide range of stakeholders including the major customer;
• leading, mentoring, developing and motivating a small, dedicated team.

Applications are invited from appropriately qualified and proven senior executives with demonstrated experience in a comparable role.  Senior management experience in the wine industry will be highly desirable, however exposure to growing, processing and global marketing of commodity products will be valuable.  Excellent leadership, stakeholder relationship management, sales, marketing and negotiating capabilities, commercial acumen and a steadfast focus on service to Members will be critical for success in this role.  An attractive executive remuneration package commensurate with skills and experience is being offered to assure a high calibre appointment to this important role.  There is an expectation the successful candidate will ideally live and work in the Riverland and add value to this significant contributor to the local economy.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit ccwcoop.com.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

South Australian practitioner owned and operated for over 30 years, sportsmed is an industry leading private orthopaedic hospital, day surgery and multi-disciplinary outpatient clinic provider offering patients access to modern and innovative healthcare in state-of-the-art facilities.  Following an organisational restructure and formulation of a new strategic plan, the opportunity now exists to appoint a Director – People & Culture to help design and lead the execution of the people and culture strategy, with a key focus on organisational training and development, safety and wellbeing and with direct responsibility for a people focussed business unit.

Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer and as a key member of the Executive Team, this diverse and pivotal role will be responsible for contributing to the organisation’s strategic growth through contemporary workforce planning processes across the business teams of the orthopaedic clinic and hospital.  Other key aspects of the role include:

• managing all aspects of the P&C portfolio including recruitment, leadership development, performance management, ER and IR matters, training and development and safety and wellbeing of human capital;
• acting as the key internal advisor to the Executive Team and Board on all P&C matters;
• driving workforce capability and cultural change across the organisation;
• ensuring human resources, employee relations and administrative services maximise human capital;
• reviewing, developing, and enforcing HR/WHS policies and practices;
• building and maintaining relationships with key internal and external stakeholders.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified HR professionals with demonstrated management experience in a similar role, ideally within a comparably client focussed human or professional services environment.  Health industry experience is desired but not essential.  The successful candidate will be approachable, well organised and able to juggle multiple priorities and expectations, with an unwavering commitment to internal and external customer service.  Authenticity, strong leadership and excellent communication skills are also integral qualities sought.  The ability to demonstrate a preparedness to both scope and pragmatically deliver initiatives will be highly regarded.

This is an excellent opportunity to add value to a respected and successful South Australian organisation that prides itself on creating the best patient care and experience.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit sportsmed.com.au 

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Police Health Limited is a progressive and contemporary Adelaide based not-for-profit, member focussed, private health insurer that operates nationally.  With a history stretching back to 1935 its purpose is to be a trusted partner in providing peace of mind and support for the health and wellbeing of police and emergency services personnel and volunteers. The organisation does this by providing high quality, good value private health insurance products and services exclusively to those communities through two separate brands; Police Health and Emergency Services Health, which both consistently receive national industry accolades.

Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, this pivotal role will be responsible for the day to day management and operations of the finance function, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and regulatory requirements and the achievement of the strategic financial objectives of the organisation. Other aspects of the role include:

• leading the dedicated finance team to ensure continued excellence and improvements across the business;
• coordinating management reporting and analysis to support critical decision making and ensure compliance;
• managing the annual budget and ongoing forecasting in consultation with other key internal stakeholders;
• working closely with the Investment Manager on the maintenance of the investment portfolio;
• coordinating with the external and internal Auditors and Actuaries on finance related projects;
• ensuring finance related systems and processes are maintained and fit for purpose.  

Applications are sought from appropriately qualified CA/CPA finance professionals with demonstrated experience leading the finance function.  Excellent interpersonal skills, strong verbal and written communication, organisation, negotiation and an analytical mindset are all qualities sought, as is the ability to lead and inspire a team with a drive for continuous improvement and a forward thinking commercial approach. A background in insurance or broader financial services or related regulated sectors will be well regarded.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit policehealth.com.au and eshealth.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Formed in 1968, The Aerotech Group has grown over the past fifty years to become South Australia’s largest privately owned aviation company.  The Group offers a fleet of 30+ aircraft that operate across a diverse range of applications, including emergency response capabilities in aerial firefighting, oil spill response and medical evacuations, agricultural spraying, film and media, tourism, transport and more. 

Reporting to the Managing Director, this pivotal and hands on role will be responsible for the accounting functions for a complex group of Company structures and interactions. Key aspects of the role include:  

• preparing accurate and timely monthly management accounts and analysis critical to effective business decision making and compliance;
• managing daily cash flows, reconciling bank statements and accounts, accounts payable and accounts receivable, credit cards, preparing and submitting BAS, PAYG, forex transactions;
• conducting payroll and other finance-related administrative processes;
• maintaining and enhancing financial reporting systems, processes and cost management systems while embracing continuous improvement opportunities;
• liaising with key internal and external stakeholders including accountants.

Applications are invited from appropriately qualified finance professionals with demonstrated experience in a comparable standalone role.  The successful candidate will have a sound working knowledge of bookkeeping, debits/credits, tax, compliance, business planning, investments and management financial reporting.  Demonstrated experience navigating Xero (or similar) and sound ICT skills will be necessary.  Excellent communication skills, sound attention to detail, a can do attitude and a team player mentality across a flat management structure will be essential to add value to the legacy of this South Australian success story.  CA/CPA qualifications will be well regarded but are not essential.

For further information on our client, please visit aerotech.net.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Since 1985 Maxima has trained and placed into sustained employment thousands of people across Australia.  From its modest genesis as a Group Training Scheme, Maxima has evolved into a leading national, morally driven and professionally managed employment and training services provider.  Maxima’s success has resulted in the significant expansion of services to 60 locations across SA, QLD, WA, TAS, NSW, NT and VIC.  Today Maxima offers an impressive array of programs and services encompassing; Disability Employment Service, Return to Work, Apprenticeships and Traineeship management, Labour Hire, Indigenous Employment and services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer and working closely with the Chair and the Board, the Executive Assistant will be responsible for:

• providing high level day-to-day management of the CEO’s demanding calendar including scheduling meetings, email triage and travel requirements;
• proactively and professionally corresponding with key stakeholders on behalf of the CEO; 
• monitoring business activities of the CEO to ensure workflows are prioritised and actioned efficiently;
• assisting the Chair with Board communications and diary management (meetings with the CEO, corporate engagements and events, etc);
• in consultation with the Chair (where appropriate) coordinating Board and Committee meetings, paper submissions and company secretarial support as required; 
• making a significant contribution to the development, implementation and maintenance of best practice administration systems, procedures and protocols;
• ensuring high level document management.

Applications are invited from versatile and highly organised professionals with demonstrated experience in a comparably demanding executive support role.  A positive, calm and thoughtful approach, an eye for governance, meticulous attention to detail, high level verbal and written communication skills and well developed influencing and negotiation skills are all essential qualities sought.  Due to the CEO’s commitments, at times this will be an autonomous role requiring exceptional initiative and the ability to anticipate the needs of the CEO. 

This role offers a rare opportunity to be part of a flourishing community focussed organisation with a positive and constructive culture. 

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit maxima.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Adelaide Development Company is a family business which, as a Group, has operated in South Australia and Western Australia for almost 100 years.  It operates across multiple sectors from property development and investment through to agribusiness.  The Group’s property development portfolio includes land holdings for ongoing development activities in subdivisional development, residential, mixed use, commercial retail and other sectors.

Based in Adelaide and reporting to the Group Accountant, this diverse and hands-on role is responsible for:

• assisting in the preparation of monthly and year end financial reports of the Group, including budgeting and forecasting, and statutory and taxation compliance;
• providing information to project managers to aid in financial analysis of their reports;
• maintaining Group fixed asset registers and ensuring compliance with Group capital expenditure requirements;
• preparing and managing the payroll process for Group rural activities;
• providing support on special projects.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified CA/CPA (or currently completing) finance professionals with demonstrated experience in a comparable supporting role.  The successful candidate will have sound Excel skills and ideally experience with an integrated accounting system. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, diligence, sound attention to detail and initiative are all qualities sought.

Offered on a full-time basis, flexible working arrangements may be negotiable in order to secure the right candidate.

For further information on our client, please visit adelaidedevelopment.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Investigator College is a world-class ELC to Year 12 Anglican College located at Victor Harbor on the beautiful south coast of South Australia.  Students are encouraged to become happy, successful and well-rounded citizens, aiming for goals in alignment with the College motto “Your Best Self”.  A proud member of the Positive Education Schools Association, students and staff focus on character strengths, resilience, gratitude and growth mindsets to ensure wellbeing that enables optimum academic outcomes.  Excellent manners and pro-social skills are hallmarks of an Investigator student with a strong emphasis on respect: of self, of others, the environment and of animals.

A unique opportunity now exists to lead ‘Little Investigators’ from 2022.  A boutique Early Learning Centre known for its excellent programs for 3 and 4 year olds, the Centre is amongst the nation’s finest.  Reporting to the Head of Junior School, the Director will lead the vision for the Early Years Program and support the staff to implement this vision.  Key responsibilities include:

• educational leadership in Reggio Emilia and the Early Learning Framework with a continual focus on improving the quality of teaching and learning in the Early Years;
• provision of quality care in accordance with Education and Care Services National Regulations;
• delivery of educational programs based on developmental needs, interests, experiences and the wellbeing of each child;
• leadership of the ELC team to high performance levels and effective learning and teaching programs specific to the needs of individual students;
• full operational management for the ELC from promotion of the Centre through student journeys and ultimate preparation for Reception Transition.

Applications are encouraged from Early Childhood educators aspiring to or already experienced in leading an ELC operation.  Excellent interpersonal skills, complemented by the warmth, integrity, empathy and energy to engage with and inspire the College and wider community, will be key to success in this role.   

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit investigator.sa.edu.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Australian Naval Infrastructure Pty Ltd (ANI) is placing Australia at the forefront of naval infrastructure capability.  Its primary function is to support the Commonwealth’s continuous naval shipbuilding program by being the owner, developer and manager of existing and new shipbuilding infrastructure and related facilities at Osborne.

Operating from ANI’s offices at the Osborne Naval Shipyard, this newly created position will play an instrumental role in ensuring the integrity and functionality of electrical systems across all ANI owned facilities.

This broad and hands-on role will be responsible for the management of HV, LV, communications, automation and security systems throughout ANI owned ship and submarine building facilities.  The HV networks comprise 11kV reticulation and multiple switch rooms throughout the ANI facilities, which are spread over approximately 80ha, with associated LV network infrastructure comprising switch rooms, industrial transformers and frequency convertors.  Communications, automation and security systems include, but are not limited to, complex automated shipbuilding machinery, building and energy monitoring systems, PLCs, SCADA, EACS and CCTV.  The role will also require strong communication and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders and service providers.

Applications are invited from appropriately qualified and experienced professionals, capable of working autonomously or as part of a small but highly experienced team.  Experience in the implementation, integration, maintenance and operation of electrical systems is highly desirable as is systems engineering experience and a willingness and aptitude to mentor emerging professionals.

To be eligible for this position applicants must have Australian citizenship and be eligible to obtain NV1 clearance and be a member of Engineers Australia.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit ani.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Blackfriars Priory School is delighted to announce that Mr David Ruggiero has been appointed as Principal, commencing January 2022.  David Ruggiero is an old scholar and the current Deputy Principal Secondary of Blackfriars.  In appointing David as the Principal, the Board now seeks applications for the appointment of Deputy Principal Secondary to commence January 2022.

Celebrating over 800 years of tradition and the search for Truth, Blackfriars remains the Dominican Friars only Australian school.  Founded in 1953 on the northern fringe of the Adelaide business district, Blackfriars provides modern facilities with world-class tuition for around 760 boys from ELC (co-ed) to Year 12.  The School affirms the Dominican tradition by engaging spirit, mind and body in the pursuit of knowledge.  A committed team of approximately 100 staff and a vibrant, culturally diverse and inclusive School community, Blackfriars is regarded as one of Australia’s finest independent Catholic boys’ schools.

Reporting directly to the Principal and overseeing both pastoral and academic outcomes, the Deputy Principal Secondary responsibilities will include:

• ensuring an inspiring and contemporary learning community where boys develop as resilient, connected and engaged young men;
• fostering a team of dedicated and progressive professionals and a supportive and inclusive workplace and community culture;
• leading and managing the curriculum and administrative operations of the Senior School;
• as needed, deputising for the Principal in regard to the management and development of the School’s financial, physical and, most importantly, people assets.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified and experienced individuals with excellent communication, negotiation, leadership, strategic planning and relationship management skills, complemented by the warmth, integrity, authenticity, energy and passion necessary to engage with and inspire the School community.  A fundamental appreciation of and alignment to the Catholic ethos within the Dominican tradition is essential in this pivotal and career defining leadership role.

For an Applicant Package, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit blackfriars.sa.edu.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

After 41 years of dedicated service to education and four years of exemplary leadership as Head of Primary at Blackfriars Priory School, Mr Frank Ali has announced his retirement for the end of 2021.  Blackfriars now seeks a highly qualified, innovative and collaborative leader to lead the Primary School and provide oversight of the Early Learning Centre and OHSC service.

Celebrating over 800 years of tradition and the search for Truth, Blackfriars remains the Dominican Friars only Australian school. Founded in 1953 on the northern fringe of the Adelaide business district, Blackfriars provides modern facilities with world-class tuition for around 760 boys from ELC (co-ed) to Year 12.  The School affirms the Dominican tradition by engaging spirit, mind and body in the pursuit of knowledge.  A committed team of approximately 100 staff and a vibrant, culturally diverse and inclusive School community, Blackfriars is regarded as one of Australia’s finest independent Catholic boys’ schools.

Reporting directly to the Principal and overseeing both pastoral and academic outcomes, the Head of Primary responsibilities will include:

• ensuring an inspiring and contemporary learning community where boys develop as resilient, connected and engaged young men;
• fostering a team of dedicated and progressive professionals and a supportive and inclusive workplace and community culture;
• leading and managing the curriculum and administrative operations of the Primary School;
• in collaboration with the Principal and Business Manager, provide leadership support to the Director of the Early Learning Centre and OHSC program manager.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified and experienced individuals with excellent communication, negotiation, leadership, strategic planning and relationship management skills, complemented by the warmth, integrity, authenticity, energy and passion necessary to engage with and inspire the School community.  A fundamental appreciation of and alignment to the Catholic ethos within the Dominican tradition is essential in this pivotal and career defining leadership role.

For an Applicant Package, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit blackfriars.sa.edu.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Established in 1944, The Barossa Co-op is Australia’s largest and longest standing retail co-operative.  With 12 diversified retail stores, 2 business-to-business operations and the management of one of the largest regional shopping centres in South Australia, the Co-op employs over 300 staff and is landlord to more than 30 operations.  Over 21,000 members actively ensure the economic prosperity of the community through purchasing from the Co-op businesses that, in turn, support the local community.

Reporting to the Human Resources Manager and as a vital member of the HR function, this pivotal role will support the people, safety, compliance and service initiatives for the retail stores and associated support functions.  Other key aspects of the role include:

• providing ongoing support and contemporary advice to managers and employees across the full range of HR practices;
• delivering effective and efficient HR operations while maintaining healthy and safe work practices;
• assisting with the provision of advice relating to performance management, talent management, succession planning and ER/IR matters;
• supporting workforce planning including end-to-end recruitment and on-boarding;
• assisting with the rollout of actions and activities including culture surveys, team feedback, development and growth initiatives.

Applications are sought from appropriately qualified HR professionals with demonstrated experience in a similar generalist HR advisory role.  A sound understanding of awards, ER and IR matters and payroll processing will be essential.  The successful candidate will be a critical thinker with a ‘can do’ attitude and a professional and collaborative approach to managing people and culture related matters.  Strong interpersonal skills, high level written and verbal communication abilities and a genuine commitment to The Barossa Co-op values and principles will be important.

This role presents a unique opportunity to join a passionate and dedicated team and make a valued contribution to a people focused, enterprising organisation.   

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit barossa.coop 

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is a leader in its sector, managing critical gas infrastructure across Australia through its gas businesses that include Australian Gas Networks, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline and Multinet Gas Networks.

Reporting to the Executive General Manager, Corporate and Regulation, this national role is responsible for managing the development and implementation of AGIG’s national compliance risk management practices across the organisation’s business processes and operations.  Key responsibilities include:

• managing the submission of compliance reports in line with Regulatory Compliance Guidelines and jurisdictional requirements;
• delivering papers and presentations on compliance matters;
• coordinating compliance analysis and providing input into business reporting for the Board and senior management;
• managing external audits and the compliance management system;
• contributing to the development of regulatory plans;
• providing general compliance advice across the business.

Applications are welcome from appropriately qualified and experienced compliance professionals with a background in areas such as commerce, economics, law, policy or engineering.  Experience in the energy industry or a similarly highly regulated environment will be an advantage.  The successful candidate will be process focused with high attention to detail and strong analytical skills.  Also important will be well developed interpersonal skills and the ability to build and manage credible and productive internal and external working relationships.

The position is offered preferably on a full-time basis, but part-time (for example a 9 day fortnight) may be considered in order to attract the right candidate.  The position may be based in either Adelaide, Melbourne or Perth.

All candidates will be subject to background checks such as police checks, medical assessment and employment and qualification verification checks.

For further information on our client, please visit agig.com.au  

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Pilgrim Uniting Church (Pilgrim) is a part of the Uniting Church in Australia, which was formed by the Union of the Methodist, Congregational and Presbyterian Churches.  Situated in the centre of the CBD, Pilgrim’s mission is to generate new life and vitality in the City of Adelaide.  As part of this, Pilgrim provides a safe meeting place for people who are not often seen or heard, enabling them to share their stories with the Church.

Reporting to the Business Manager and working closely with the Pilgrim Church Council and the Communications and Media Committee, this newly created role will be responsible for leading the development and implementation of a comprehensive communications and media strategy. Other key aspects of the role include: 

• conducting a comprehensive review of the existing digital and social media presence and developing and implementing appropriate responses in collaboration with the Committee;
• positioning Pilgrim in a positive and proactive manner to increase its profile across the city of Adelaide and the wider Church;
• producing informative and creative content across a range of platforms to support community engagement;
• effectively managing relationships and building networks with media and key community members;  
• working collaboratively with key internal stakeholders including committees, the Church Council, staff and a dedicated volunteer base;
• ensuring continuous improvement by monitoring and reporting on communication and branding analytics to inform key decisions.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified and proven marketing communication professionals with demonstrated experience in developing and executing communication and media strategies and activities. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong stakeholder engagement and community partnering skills and the ability to stay abreast of contemporary social media, audio visual and website management trends.  High level interpersonal skills, excellent verbal and written communication skills, strategic thinking capability and a genuine warmth will be important to ensure success in this role. 

This position is offered on a part-time basis (0.6 FTE).  Flexible working hours, days and remote working opportunities will be negotiated in order to secure the right candidate.  

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit pilgrim.org.au 

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call Hannah on (08) 8100 8849.

Situated in Tanunda in the beautiful Barossa Valley and just 77km north of Adelaide, Faith Lutheran College is an ELC to Year 12 school with an enrolment of 800 students located across two campuses.  The College has an outstanding reputation within the community for its consistently high academic achievement and the importance it places on the health and wellbeing of its students.  This enables the College to attract quality educators who desire to work in a dynamic and collaborative environment making a real difference in the lives of learners.

Reporting to the Principal and as a vital member of the Senior Leadership Team, the Business Director is responsible for the delivery of exceptional service to College stakeholders in all non-teaching activities including finance and administration, ICT, human resources, grounds and maintenance, building project management, enrolments, student support services, community relations and contracted services such as uniform, canteen, cleaning, transport and out of school hours care. 

Applications are encouraged from ideally CA/CPA qualified candidates with extensive business management experience within the education, not-for-profit or commercial sectors.  The successful candidate will demonstrate excellent leadership, stakeholder relationship building and strategic planning skills, well developed change management and business process improvement capabilities, strong commercial acumen and high levels of integrity, drive and enthusiasm.  An authentic commitment to the Christian ethos and values of the College is essential.

This is a rare opportunity to make a genuine contribution to the continued success of this well respected College in a diverse and rewarding senior management role.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit faith.sa.edu.au  

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

For over 30 years, Lighthouse Disability Ltd has been a leading provider of disability support in South Australia.  Lighthouse is a values-based organisation with a long and successful history of service to adults with complex and diverse disabilities.  With over 250 staff, revenue approaching $35m and a very strong balance sheet, the organisation has expanded rapidly and is poised for further growth and success. 

Reporting to the Chief Executive, this key senior leadership role oversees the delivery of agreed strategic and operational objectives relating to high quality service in residential accommodation, including the quality and clinical governance of services.  Other responsibilities include:

• leading relationship management and client and family engagement strategy initiatives;
• managing and guiding a dedicated team to build and enhance capability;
• implementing continuous improvement initiatives aligning with NDIS Practice Standards compliance;   
• maintaining and establishing key relationships with both internal and external stakeholders;
• ensuring sound financial management across all areas of responsibility.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified, motivated and experienced individuals with the clinical and operational leadership credibility to ensure the highest standards of client service.  Demonstrated experience in quality/clinical governance systems in a health or human services (preferably 24/7) environment is required.  Experience in the NDIS environment is highly desirable.  Warmth, empathy, authenticity and excellent interpersonal skills will be important in order to align with the Lighthouse values and culture. 

Offered on a three year fixed term contract, this is an opportunity to add value to a worthy entity improving the lives of people with a disability.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit lighthousedisability.org.au

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Located in stunning McLaren Vale, Serafino is an established and award-winning James Halliday Red 5 Star winery.  A major stakeholder in McLaren Vale, it is internationally recognised and has an enviable reputation as an iconic wine producer and supplier of premium and ultra-premium wines designed to satisfy the needs of domestic and export markets.  Its modern and purpose-built facility has a 5,000T capacity, designed for production of high quality wine, and a bottling line onsite.

A rare opportunity has now emerged for a new Chief Winemaker to provide leadership and direction to the winery team and work closely (hands-on) with the viticulture, bottling and management team to maximise quality and meet business objectives.

Reporting directly to the MD and CEO, key responsibilities include:

• managing all winery activities to ensure the objectives as well as compliance with statutory requirements, both domestically and internationally are met;
• working closely with viticulture in the planning of grape requirements to satisfy current and future wine producing needs;
• managing all winemaking activities (including contract winemaking) from the assessment and selection of grapes through all processing stages to the bottling of premium and ultra-premium wines ready for market;
• managing an experienced winery team;
• working closely with the Sales & Marketing Manager to promote wines in the market across all brands, including speaking and attending events, wine dinners, marketing trips etc.

With relevant winemaking qualifications, the successful candidate will have strongly developed wine sensory skills and demonstrated ability to judge red, white and sparkling wines, together with an understanding of international and local wine trends and styles.  Previous winemaking experience in relation to premium and ultra-premium wines in a comparable medium to large winemaking company will be highly regarded.  Proven winemaking team management, leadership, mentoring, guidance and empowerment, together with high levels of energy and drive, a hands-on and pragmatic approach and a strong commitment to the achievement of results are all necessary to succeed in this role.  Excellent organisation and planning skills including proficiency with computer systems (particularly EzyWine & VinWizard) will be expected.

For further information on our client, please visit serafinowines.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call +61 8 8100 8827.

For over 30 years, Lighthouse Disability Ltd has been a leading provider of disability support in South Australia.  Lighthouse is a values-based organisation with a long and successful history of service to adults with complex and diverse disabilities.  With just over 200 staff, revenue approaching $35m and a very strong balance sheet, the organisation has expanded rapidly and is poised for further growth and success.

An opportunity has arisen for two Board Members to join the highly experienced, skills-based Board of Directors with a particular focus on candidates who have a lived experience of disability, clinical expertise in quality care and continuous improvement.  However, expressions of interest are also most welcome from candidates from a broad range of professional disciplines and industry settings.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified and proven senior executives and non-executive directors with demonstrated experience leading transformational developments for a customer/community facing organisation in an environment of reform and constant change.  MAICD status or preparedness to achieve this will be a strong preference.  

A genuine affinity with the Lighthouse vision complemented by authenticity, warmth, commercial acumen and empathy is also essential.  

Make an enquiry to explore these fulfilling voluntary governance roles guiding a buoyant and worthy entity making a genuine difference to the lives of people with a disability.

For further information on our client, please visit lighthousedisability.org.au  

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.