Job Vacancy

JOB DESCRIPTION


: Government Relations Specialist (Land Matters) (Ext-55/LAW/EXP/CPI/LAW/2014)
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Responsibility :

  • Work closely with the project team and PGPA Natural Team to ensure alignment of plan, strategies, timelines, and budgets on performing external engagement process to support the project.
  • Ensures PGPA policies and standards are implemented consistently in compliance to OE principles and in support to the department’s strategies and objectives
  • Bulit a strong relatioship with local GOI, SKKMIGAS, Forestry Department, BPN, and other key stakeholders to ensure the alignment and support to smoothern the land acquisition and land encroachment resolution process.
  • Develop engagement plan/schedule, presentation material, and follow up action plan.
  • Provide adequate supports and advices for current and future strategies in compliance to the IBU and corporate guidances.
  • Shared base practices to all team members, facilitate the team meeting, and mentoring of new Land Officers/Specialist. Provide coordination with all related teams regarding community issue that might influence/interfere with project objectives as necessary

Requirements : 
  • Have significant expertise (minimum 4 years experienced) Public Relation back ground and experience in handling land matters
  • Minimum 3 years in handling claims relate to the land and social issues
  • Fluent in verbal and written communication: English & Bahasa
  • Flexible and open minded
  • Able to demonstrate the highest standard of integrity and ethical conduct in all business dealings and to builds and maintains trust, respects and supports others
  • Strong in seeking learning activities
  • Able to establish effective relationships with multicultural people in diverse organization
  • Have willingness to be relocated to Chevron SMO operations locations (Rumbai, Duri or Dumai)
: S1 / D4
: 2.75
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  • Civil Engineering
  • Forestry
  • Law
  • Public Relation
  • Sociology
  • Social and Politic Science
: All Indonesian People
: Sumatra
: Duri
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: Permanent
: 4 year(s)
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: 12-01-2015
: 25-01-2015