BOARD MEMBERS (DIRECTORS)

• Contribute directly to the Victorian building industry

• Provide leadership and strategic direction to the ARBV

• Engage with a variety of stakeholders

About the organisation
The Architects Registration Board of Victoria (ARBV) was established under Part 6 of the Architects Act 1991 to administer the registration system for architects, architectural partnerships, and companies and regulate their professional conduct. The ARBV is comprised of a board of oversight, a Registrar who is responsible for maintaining the register and who carries out the functions and duties of the Chief Executive Officer, and a small number of staff. Responsible to the Minister for Planning through the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP), the ARBV works in collaboration with DTP and other government agencies as required to achieve the best possible outcomes for the industry which, in turn, drives positive outcomes for consumers and users of architectural services.

About the role
 Responsible to the Minister for Planning, the Board Members will contribute the leadership and strategic direction to the ARBV in carrying out its regulatory functions. This includes setting qualifications and experience requirements for registration, regulating registration examinations, accrediting architecture courses with schools of architecture, holding examinations, issuing certificates of registration, managing registrations and approvals, regulating the professional conduct of architects, approved partnerships and approved companies, and investigating and taking proceedings for offences against the Architects Act 1991. Liaising with a range of critical stakeholders across government, community and industry, the Board Members will inform collective decision-making and provide expert opinions for the betterment of the profession of architecture and the building industry.

About you
You are a highly regarded leader in architecture, risk management, strategic planning, financial or accounting practices, program management, public administration, governance, or a related field. As a strong communicator, you value and actively seek input from others, engage in constructive debate, and make objective decisions based on relevant facts. With high integrity and the ability to navigate complexities, you relish the opportunity to drive positive outcomes for all Victorians.  

For more information, please contact Evan Willen at SHK on +61 403 608 175 or click ‘Apply for this job’. Please submit your resume in Microsoft Word format.  Direct and third-party applications will be forwarded to SHK.