Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government
Head of People and Culture for the Disused Tips Authority
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Help build the organisation behind one of Wales' newest public bodies.
The Disused Tips Authority for Wales is being established as the national public body responsible for overseeing the safety, management and regulation of disused tips across Wales. Operating in a high-profile, safety-critical environment, our success will depend not only on technical expertise, but on the people, culture and leadership that enable us to deliver our purpose.
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This is a unique opportunity to shape the culture, capability and future workforce of a new national organisation, helping establish the Disused Tips Authority as both an employer of choice and a recognised centre of excellence in people, leadership and professional capability.
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As Head of People & Culture, you will play a critical leadership role in building the organisation from the inside out. You will shape our culture, develop our people and create the workforce capability needed to deliver our statutory responsibilities, ensuring colleagues are supported, empowered and united by a shared purpose.
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