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Master Builders is the peak industry association representing building and construction in Queensland since 1882. With over 10,000 members we have an exciting opportunity for an experienced HR/IR and Safety professional to join our team.
As a senior leader in the business, you'll lead our Workplace Relations and Safety teams, leveraging your hands-on experience and deep understanding of the national and state workplace relations framework and state workplace health and safety laws. With our teams handling up to 6,000 member calls annually, your expertise as a subject matter expert will be key in shaping and driving our policy agenda within the evolving industrial landscape.
What your new role will entail:
What you will bring to the team:
But why join us?
It’s our brand - established in 1882 and with more than 10,000 members, we represent some of Australia’s largest and most successful builders and trade contractors.
Our 9 offices are home to over 130 staff across the State to who we strive to deliver that balance between work and life. As part of the team you can look forward to enjoying:
Keen to join the team? We’d love to hear from you. Please submit a resume and covering letter outlining why this is the role for you.
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