Zenergy are partnering with RISSB

Zenergy Safety, Health & Wellbeing are excited to be partnering with the Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB). RISSB drives national harmonisation in the rail industry by developing, managing and promoting a suite of Standards, Codes of Practice, and Guidelines.

Reporting to RISSB CEO Deborah Spring, the General Manager Strategy and Stakeholder Relations will lead and inspire a small team focused on strategic issues & opportunities, stakeholder engagement & membership, whilst promoting a suite of products and services to mitigate risk and foster safer operations in the rail sector here in Australia.

This role can be based in Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane.

Further information in the link below or for a confidential discussion speak with Chris McNicol, Garry Kelly or the Zenergy team on 1300 333 400.

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