Principal Lawyer (Adjudication), Queensland Building and Construction Commission

The QBCC is Queensland's independent building and construction regulator, dedicated to educating, protecting and supporting both the industry and the community. Through fair, transparent and accountable regulation, the QBCC helps build confidence and strengthens one of Queensland's most vital industries. This is a defining decade for the building and construction sector, with ambitious housing targets and the Olympic and Paralympic legacy ahead. The QBCC is responding with focus and ambition, modernising services, deepening relationships and building the internal capability needed to deliver at scale. Central to this journey is a commitment to people. The QBCC is shaping a workforce that is inclusive, high performing and future ready. By fostering equity, diversity and wellbeing, and by creating safe and supportive workplaces, the Commission is ensuring its people can thrive while delivering outcomes that matter for industry and the community. About the role

This position is based in Brisbane, and the successful candidate will be required to enter into a Flexible Work Arrangement reflecting Brisbane as their primary office location. While the role allows for flexibility in working from home, regular in-person attendance at the Brisbane office is a mandatory requirement. Key Outcomes and Accountabilities

In this role you will be responsible for: Deliver high‑quality legal services and authoritative advice to support the Adjudication Registry's statutory functions under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017. Ensure accurate assessment, registration, allocation, and oversight of adjudicators and adjudication applications in line with legislative and policy requirements. Lead continuous improvement by developing best‑practice policies, procedures, education initiatives, and supporting legislative change projects. Build strong stakeholder relationships and provide exceptional customer service while leading, guiding, and developing adjudication officers to enhance capability across the Registry. Please refer to the Position Description for a full list of Key Outcomes and Accountabilities and the Candidate Attributes. Mandatory Qualifications

Admitted as a Solicitor or Barrister of the Supreme Court of Queensland. Holder of a current practicing certificate issued by the Queensland Law Society or Queensland Bar Association. Fully compliant with all CPD requirements of the Queensland Law Society or Queensland Bar Association. How to Apply (via Smart Jobs)

If you are interested in this opportunity, please submit your current resume and a cover letter (maximum two pages) outlining how your skills, knowledge and experience complement this role based on the Candidate Attributes outlined in the Position Description. Why Join QBCC?

Generous 12.75% superannuation contribution with the option to salary sacrifice Access to leave entitlements (with 17.5% leave loading) and accrual of flex time Opportunities for career development, training and mentoring A friendly, collaborative and supportive workplace culture Referee checks

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