You’ll lead a small, capable team and play a hands-on role in strengthening the departments information governance, while ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and public sector standards. If you enjoy improving frameworks, uplifting capability and driving best practice, this is a role where your impact will be noticed.
What you’ll be doing As the Manager, Information Management, you will:
- Lead and support the team responsible for day-to-day information and records management services, fostering a positive, safe and customer-focused working environment.
- Develop and maintain information management policies, standards and procedures aligned with organisational goals and legislative requirements.
- Play a key role in the development and delivery of an information governance framework across the organisation.
- Provide high quality strategic and operational advice to senior leadership on information and records management matters.
- Oversee the secure collection, organisation, storage and disposal of information assets in both digital and physical formats.
- Manage information systems, repositories and tools, experience with Content Manager and unstructured data environments will be highly regarded.
- Partner with the Information Security Manager to ensure appropriate security controls are in place to protect confidentiality and integrity.
- Build capability across the organisation by leading training, awareness and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Evaluate and enhance information management practices to support efficiency and organisational performance.
- Significant experience managing records and information in a public sector or regulated environment.
- Experience leading teams, building capability, coaching, setting expectations and delivering outcomes.
- Strong analytical skills, the ability to distil insights, identify trends and clearly communicate recommendations.
- Experience delivering business improvements or projects aligned to organisational objectives.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to partner effectively across the organisation.
- Tertiary qualifications in a relevant discipline and/or professional membership are highly desirable.
