Social Impact Consultant
Perth, Western Australia, Australia · Full Time
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Job description
About the Role
Worley is seeking a Social Impact Consultant or Senior Social Impact Consultant to join its ANZ Society, Governance and Engagement team located in Perth, with opportunities also available in Brisbane or Sydney. This role involves working alongside an enthusiastic group of social practitioners across a variety of projects ranging from initial concept phases to final closure or decommissioning, including support for in-house engineering teams. The position offers a collaborative workplace, competitive salary and benefits, and prospects for career advancement both within Australia and internationally. Flexible full-time and part-time arrangements are considered.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and implement customized social impact evaluations and management strategies.
- Gather, analyze, and synthesize social data to develop specific social baseline reports.
- Create and execute community engagement strategies and conduct meaningful stakeholder consultations.
- Produce detailed reports and communication materials of high quality.
- Establish and nurture robust client relationships while fostering a collaborative work environment.
- Contribute to business growth by participating in proposal development and identifying new project opportunities.
Candidate Profile and Requirements
The ideal candidate is adaptable, cooperative, and driven by a strong commitment to social performance with innovative thinking.
- Possess 3 or more years of early to mid-level consulting experience.
- Demonstrated expertise in social research, social sciences, or social impact assessments in Australia, particularly within consultancy environments.
- Proven ability and passion for conducting inclusive stakeholder engagement, including designing and implementing engagement methodologies in established communities.
- Experience in energy, resources, or infrastructure sectors is preferred, alongside knowledge of cultural heritage and Native Title processes or approval procedures.
- Outstanding communication skills with the capacity to clearly convey complex ideas through reports, presentations, and client interactions.
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Proven track record of building and maintaining ongoing customer relationships is a plus.
- Must hold a valid unrestricted Australian driver’s license.
Benefits and Work Environment
- Flexible and hybrid work options available, with opportunities for full-time or part-time roles.
- A challenging and diverse range of responsibilities.
- Competitive pay and employee benefits package.
- Pathways for career growth beyond this position.
Company Culture and Commitment
Worley is committed to nurturing an energized and empowered workforce focused on sustainable impact. Their culture is inspired by values that promote belonging, connection, and innovation. They champion diversity, inclusivity, and respect, creating a workplace where everyone feels accepted and can freely express themselves. Their commitment extends to workforce development through reskilling and supporting transitions toward expertise in low-carbon energy infrastructure and technologies.
About Worley
Headquartered in Australia, Worley is a global professional services firm specializing in the energy, chemicals, and resources sectors. The company integrates data-driven solutions across all project stages from engineering and consulting through installation and commissioning. Worley plays a key role in advancing sustainable energy sources while helping customers meet current demands for energy, chemicals, and resources.