COMPANY BACKGROUND
The Donald Rare Earth and Mineral Sands Project (Donald Project) is a tier-1 rare earth and mineral sands resource located within the Wimmera and Mallee District of Western Victoria near the towns of Minyip and Donald.
OUR VALUES AND COMMITMENTS
We observe the law, our obligations, voluntary commitments and internal standards
We comply with all laws, regulations and obligations that are applicable, including internal
Astron policies and voluntary commitments. We ensure our personal and business interests
never interfere with our ability to make sound, objective decisions.
We value and maintain professionalism in all of our dealings
We behave in a professional manner that fosters trust, confidence and goodwill. We are
always respectful and ensure that we do the right thing. We always strive to deliver on our
commitments.
We look after our people
Safety comes first, because physical and mental wellbeing are fundamental to a successful
workplace. We are committed to building a diverse workforce and an inclusive workplace
culture.
We recognise our responsibilities to our stakeholders
We are committed to engaging in constructive dialogue with our stakeholders to understand
and respond to issues that are important to our people, customers, investors, suppliers,
government, landowners and the wider community.
ROLE PURPOSE
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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Actively contribute to the development and implementation of a strong health and safety culture, and the embedding of company values |
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Own and deliver the Company’s Community Engagement Plan and supporting processes |
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Align and prioritise community engagement activities with the Company’s strategic objectives and operational plans |
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Build positive and collaborative working relationships with community organisations, residents and government agency stakeholders |
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Facilitate the meaningful collaboration of community stakeholders in project planning and development |
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SKILLS
- Highly developed and effective written and spoken communication skills and the
aptitude to confidently liaise with stakeholders, local community, project team and
regulators; with a particular focus on being able to develop information that is easy
for diverse audiences to understand - Project management skills including scoping, scheduling and stakeholder
engagement. - Good teamwork skills, willingness to pitch in, work well under pressure and be self-
motivated - Strong initiative, and ability to adapt to tight deadlines, and changes in priorities and
workloads - Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
COMPETENCIES
- Strong communication skills including well-developed public speaking and
presentation skills - Strong group facilitation skills, able to ensure all voices are heard and messages
from the group are understood and accurately reflected - Able to work effectively with diverse stakeholder with differing communication needs,
including written communication and personal meetings - Precise attention to detail and ability to produce professional quality deliverables on
time and on budget. - Ensure the deliverables produced are of a high quality, accuracy and complete.
- An understanding of dealing with confidential and sensitive issues.
QUALIFICATIONS, LICENCES & WORK EXPERIENCE
- 8 to 15 years’ experience in communications, stakeholder engagement, community
relations, or any related field. - A demonstrated ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team and engage with
people at all levels of business, government and in the community. -  A full current Victorian driver’s licence.
WORKPLACE HEALTH & SAFETY OBLIGATIONS
- All employees are required to take reasonable care for their own health and safety and
that of others in the workplace.
1. Participate in the development of a safe and healthy workplace.
2. Comply with instructions given for their own safety and health and that of others, in
adhering to safe work procedures.
3. Co-operate with management in its fulfilment of its legislative obligations. Take
reasonable care to ensure their own safety and health and that of others, and to
abide by their duty of care provided for in the legislation.
4. To report any injury, hazard, or illness immediately, where practical to their
supervisor.
5. Not place others at risk by any act or omission.
6. Not wilfully or recklessly interfere with safety equipment.