Investigations Manager

About the role

BlueScope is seeking an experienced Investigations Manager to join its Global Investigations Team. In this position, you will play a central part in identifying, examining and responding to serious workplace and corporate misconduct across a global business footprint. The role sits within BlueScope’s confidential reporting and investigation structure and requires independence, careful judgment and discretion when handling matters that may create legal, reputational or people-related risk.

This opportunity may be based in Melbourne or Singapore.

Key responsibilities

• Own and coordinate complex investigations involving corporate wrongdoing such as fraud, bribery, corruption, conflicts of interest and significant policy violations.
• Carry out structured, defensible investigations through forensic interviews and detailed review of records and supporting evidence.
• Review, prioritise and action matters raised through the BlueScope Speak Up hotline.
• Prepare concise, evidence-led investigation reports that can support disciplinary action, legal steps or remedial measures.
• Partner with Legal, Risk, People and business leadership teams, including presenting findings to senior executives where required.
• Assist with investigations spanning multiple countries, while managing jurisdictional and cultural differences.
• Identify recurring patterns and root causes of misconduct to help strengthen wider risk controls.

What we’re looking for

• Substantial background in sensitive investigations, ideally within government or large corporate environments.
• Well-developed interviewing, evidence evaluation and analytical skills.
• Ability to write clear, robust reports that can stand up to legal, regulatory or disciplinary review.
• Sound knowledge of whistleblower protections, natural justice principles and evidentiary requirements.
• Confidence working independently on sensitive matters, including those involving senior stakeholders.
• Experience across multiple jurisdictions, with Australian and international exposure viewed favourably.
• Tertiary qualifications in law, accounting, business or a related field; CFE or a similar certification is considered an advantage.
• A consultative approach, strong relationship-building ability and excellent communication skills.

The BlueScope difference

At BlueScope, you’ll join a global organisation focused on innovation, continuous improvement and making a meaningful impact. The company offers opportunities to contribute to products, processes and brands that help shape the built environment. Team members are supported with learning and development, a strong sense of belonging, workplace flexibility, inclusion and a culture that values safety, collaboration and climate action.

Additional information

BlueScope operates across 18 countries and employs more than 16,500 people. The business is known for products and brands such as COLORBOND® steel, which are used to protect and inspire places including hospitals, bridges, stadiums and homes. The organisation is committed to its purpose of Creating Strength and building a better future for communities.