About the role

Powerlink plays a central role in connecting Queenslanders to a new energy future. As part of this, we are delivering a number of major projects, including renewable energy developments, across Queensland.

Your role will be to provide targeted, best-practice engagement support to land access matters Your expertise and consideration of all stakeholders and landholders will support Powerlink's social licence to operate and reputation, and your ability to influence critical land access issues will help to ensure limited disruptions to our projects.

What this looks like on a daily basis:

• Developing and maintaining local awareness and knowledge on emerging landholder issues
• Engaging with landholders to collect land related input for property, approval, project and maintenance processes.
• Contributing to and managing planning and scheduling activities.

You will be working away from our office on a regular basis, though never for more than 5 business days at a time.

About you

Your experience in landholder engagement in a previous role is a given, but what is most important is the best-practice engagement skillset you bring with you.

You have worked in a complex technical organisation and know how to get your head around details quickly. It will also be important for you to be able to travel to the regional areas across Queensland regularly.

Your qualifications include a degree in environmental, social science, communications, archaeology, surveying or similar.

What next?

Please “Apply Now" with a current resume. If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to advise us at the time of application.

Applications close: Sunday 6 March 2022