Description:
We want you to be a part of a team that is making a difference by leading infrastructure policy development, reform and advice that supports economic growth and fosters Innovation. Our team collaborates with other state agencies, crossjurisdictions and with industry and private sector to maximise Queensland’s infrastructure productivity and service delivery. ISI is responsible for operationalising the State Infrastructure Strategy, providing comment and advice on policy issues impacting infrastructure investment and identifies and advocates for best practice policy change, working across government and industry to implement and enable delivery of policy.We want you to be a part of a team that is making a difference by leading infrastructure policy development, reform and advice that supports economic growth and fosters Innovation. Our team collaborates with other state agencies, crossjurisdictions and with industry and private sector to maximise Queensland's infrastructure productivity and service delivery. ISI is responsible for operationalising the State Infrastructure Strategy, providing comment and advice on policy issues impacting infrastructure investment and identifies and advocates for best practice policy change, working across government and industry to implement and enable delivery of policy.
As a Principal Project Officer you contribute to the Infrastructure Strategy and Innovation Division (ISI) to improve the infrastructure system so that Queensland communities thrive now and into the future. ISI operates in a dynamic policy and strategy environment with many stakeholders and emerging opportunities. A focus for the division is implementing various cross-government priority actions in the State Infrastructure Strategy. The role will contribute to the development and delivery of policies and projects to support and promote innovation in the infrastructure sector, including initiatives related to decarbonisation, digital enablement, new and emerging construction technologies and methodologies, and much more.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Occupational group Administration
10 May 2024;
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