Team Leader Inspectorate - Sydney Metropolitan

Five weeks annual leave + Additional rostered day off per monthBase Salary + car package + work from home + 40% Royal Canin pet food discountSupportive team culture + Employee Assistance Program + Work Life BalanceFive weeks annual leave + Additional rostered day off per monthBase Salary + car package + work from home + 40% Royal Canin pet food discountSupportive team culture + Employee Assistance Program + Work Life BalanceThe Inspectorate Team Leader - Sydney Metro is responsible for leading a team of Inspectors in responding to reports of cruelty, conducting investigations, and advocating the prevention of animal cruelty across NSW as well as engaging with stakeholders in relation to the application of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979.

About the RoleDevelop, manage, lead, train, and develop a team of Inspectors to the highest levels of performance, engagement, and job satisfactionContribute to the development and implementation of the Inspectorate business plan to deliver the required performance outcomes in accordance with broader organizational goals, and within budgetTriage reports of cruelty and allocate those requiring action by RSPCA NSW to Inspectors, ensuring appropriate risk assessments and support are in placeManage Inspector animal intake and capacity processAudit and manage Inspector cruelty complaint workflowConduct and complete probationary and quarterly Inspector reviewsReview and approve the release of animals in protective custodyAssess, monitor, and support Inspectors with the management of cases to ensure swift responses and sustainable resolution of issues that achieve the best possible animal welfare, compliance, enforcement, and prosecution outcomesOversee and advise on the rescue and seizure of animals ensuring animal evaluation, care, case management, and reporting meet legal requirements and provide the best chance for case resolution with good animal welfare outcomesDevelop strategies, processes, and procedures to improve the quality, efficiency, and consistency of investigation activities, evidence gathering, enforcement actions, and brief preparationImprove animal welfare within the community by effectively liaising and building capacity with key stakeholders locally and across the state, identifying opportunities for collaboration, cross-training, and strategic partnerships, to expand the RSPCA's reach in effectively responding to animal welfare issues and preventing crueltyPositively represent RSPCA NSW in various public forums including educational, media, and promotional activities, and building and maintaining positive relationshipsProvide technical expertise on POCTAA and its application to members of the team, animal owners, members of the public, and other stakeholders as requiredParticipate in and coordinate a team response where required as part of emergency responseReview animal welfare policies and legislation, keeping abreast of changes impacting Inspectorate activities, ensuring materials and practices are relevant, accurate, current, and utilized by InspectorsDaily monitoring and management of Inspector location devices and issued radiosAbout YouTertiary qualification in an animal-related or legal-related subject, desirableUnrestricted driver's license, essentialNSW Firearms license, essentialDemonstrated track record of consistently achieving the performance and behavioral expectations as an InspectorExperience in handling and providing guidance to less experienced Inspectors across a range of companion and livestock species, including, but not limited to, dogs, cats, and horsesAptitude for reading, interpreting, and applying legislation - previous experience in a regulatory role is highly regardedStrong interpersonal skills and ability to manage high-conflict situationsOutstanding verbal communication skillsExcellent attention to detailAble to remain calm whilst working under pressureAbout RSPCAWith over 500 staff, RSPCA NSW works with the community to prevent cruelty to animals. This is carried out through the shelters and veterinary hospitals dedicated to treating, rehabilitating and rehoming animals as well as through various education program's.HOW we do it, makes a differenceWe work with passion, focus and commitmentWe value the roles played by all in our teamsWe adapt and improve as we learn from experienceWe support each other as we work to achieve the best outcome

Why work for us?Additional rostered day off per monthFive weeks annual leaveFully maintained company car, laptop and phoneA broad range of leave entitlements including 12 weeks paid parental leaveGenerous staff discounts on products and services, including pet food, retail and vet clinic products and servicesAccess to a range of mental health and wellbeing supportive initiatives, including confidential counselling services and education programsAccess to a range of learning and development opportunities

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