Head of Stewarding

Tasracing’s newly established Integrity Unit is seeking an experienced Head of Stewarding to lead the Stewards Unit and ensure compliance with racing rules, legislation, and integrity standards across all three codes: thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing. This role plans, organises, directs and coordinates stewarding operations, promotes adherence to regulatory frameworks, and manages investigations and inquiries to uphold fairness and Integrity in racing. Reporting to the Chief Racing Integrity Officer, you will: Supervise and monitor compliance with the Rules of Racing and relevant legislation. Promote integrity and ethical conduct across all racing activities. Oversee race meeting operations and stewarding procedures. Review investigation and inquiry processes for compliance and relevance. Manage and review investigations, inquiries, and appeals. Develop and implement policies, protocols, and training programs to maintain best practice. Contribute to the review and update of racing rules and related procedures. About Us At Tasracing, racing is our passion. Tasracing is Tasmania's Principal Racing Authority, entrusted with the comprehensive development and promotion of the state's racing industry. As the governing body, we oversee the ongoing growth of racing and breeding, market Tasmanian racing to local, national, and international audiences, fund race clubs, provide stakes and prize money, manage racing venues, and ensure the smooth operation of race day activities. Our commitment to animal welfare, industry integrity, and growth is at the heart of everything we do. With over 150 years of history and a team of over 250 employees, we’re committed to building a united and vibrant industry Tasmania can be proud of. About You To succeed, you will have: Minimum 10 years’ experience chairing race meetings and managing stewarding services. Comprehensive knowledge of the Rules of Racing, animal welfare legislation, and integrity standards. Proven ability to manage inquiries, prepare briefs of evidence, and appear before tribunals. Strong leadership and conflict resolution skills, with experience mentoring stewards. High-level understanding of regulatory frameworks, policy development, and compliance strategies. Excellent communication and report‑writing skills. Why Tasmania If you’ve ever dreamed of escaping the hustle for a life where work‑life balance is real, Tasmania delivers: Nature on your doorstep – pristine beaches, rugged mountains, and world‑class national parks. Affordable living – lower housing costs compared to mainland cities. Thriving food and wine scene – fresh produce, award‑winning restaurants, and local markets. Community and lifestyle – shorter commutes, friendly towns, and space to breathe. You’ll enjoy a lifestyle that blends career satisfaction with natural beauty. Why Join Tasracing At Tasracing, you’re not just starting a job – you’re joining a vibrant, people‑focused workplace that celebrates growth, wellbeing, and community. What We Offer Parental Leave : 12 weeks of fully paid, gender‑neutral parental leave. Career Development : Access to our RACE professional development program. Inclusive Culture – we value diversity and encourage applications from all backgrounds. Wellbeing Support : Annual wellness rebate, discounted private health insurance, free fruit at all sites. Team Culture : High engagement scores (77% in our latest survey) and regular team‑building events like morning teas and BBQs. If you're ready to embrace a role where your skills and passion merge seamlessly, apply now to be a part of our winning team Position closes Friday 19 December 2025. #J-18808-Ljbffr