Learning & Development Manager

Based in either our Sydney or Melbourne officeSuits an experienced Learning & Development professionalFlexible Hybrid Working|Energy Discounts|Career Growth Opportunities Want a better job?You'll find it at Alinta Energy.Australia's energy system is undergoing the biggest transformation in its history and we're right there with it.Help us make energy betterWe're making energy better for our more than 1.1 million customers - and we're making work life better for our 1,000+ people too.Enjoy better benefits including great discounts on electricity and gas usage where Alinta Energy products are available, flexible work arrangements and 14 weeks paid parental leaveHelp us make energy betterAbout the role: Reporting to the General Manager, Learning & Development, the Learning and Development Manager will manage the evaluation of new and existing learning and development programs against risk, compliance obligations, and current and future business requirements to ensure all learning and development programs enhance employee skills, knowledge, and performance. Your focus will be on creating a culture of continuous learning and development to ensure our workforce has the skills required to support our ambitious transformation program. This role best suits a Learning and Development Business Partner or Senior Learning and Development Advisor looking to take the next step in their career.In this role, you'll be:Partnering with department leaders, HR professionals, and external training providers to coordinate learning initiatives, leverage resources effectively and foster strong relationships Managing the implementation and ongoing maintenance of the organisation Capability Development Framework as a means of identifying current and future skills development prioritiesEnsuring all learning and development activities are planned, designed, delivered and reviewed in line with the Learning & Development FrameworkSupporting talent management initiatives by designing visible career development pathways to build a pipeline of future talent for the organisation as well as providing coaching, mentoring, and other developmental opportunities to nurture talent within the organizationManaging Learning Needs Analysis across the organisation to identify skill gaps and learning priorities within the workforce, and utilizing feedback mechanisms, performance data, and employee surveys to inform learning and development prioritiesEnsuring compliance with industry regulations and standards by developing and delivering training programs to meet safety, environmental regulations, and other relevant policies Ideally, you'll bring to the role: Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Organizational Development, Education, or related fieldCertificate IV in Training & AssessmentProven experience in the implementation of learning management frameworks, evaluation of learning and development requirementsStrong understanding of adult learning principles, instructional design methodologies, and training delivery techniques.Experience with learning management systems (LMS)Excellent communication, interpersonal and project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines effectively Help us to continue to create a culture of continuous learning and development to ensure our workforce remains competitive and adaptable.Enjoy better benefits - check our website for the full list!One of the best things about Alinta Energy is we discover better together. If you like the sound of that, and you're a match for the role, we'd love to talk to you.Alinta Energy. That's better. We are a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer - we commit to respond to every applicant.If your application progresses, we will need to complete background and pre-employment checks, such as immigration checks, reference checks, criminal background checks, qualification checks, and additional checks for roles related to finance.We look forward to hearing from you.Click 'Apply' to submit your application.Closing date: Sunday 28th AprilLinkedIn#LI-CH1